13. Two electricians are discussing feeders that supply branch circuits. Electrician A says that the AHJ can request a drawing that indicates conductor size and other details. Electrician B says that a GFPE must be included as part of the 500A feeder disconnect. Which of the following statements is correct? A. Both electricians are correct. B. Neither electrician is correct. C. Only Electrician A is correct. D. Only Electrician B is correct.

13. Two electricians are discussing feeders that supply branch circuits. Electrician A says that the AHJ can request a drawing that indicates conductor size and other details. Electrician B says that a GFPE must be included as part of the 500A feeder disconnect. Which of the following statements is correct? A. Both electricians are correct. B. Neither electrician is correct. C. Only Electrician A is correct. D. Only Electrician B is correct.

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Author:Simmons

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