III. Procedures: BLOCK DIAGRAM Interconnect the electrical components per set in a block diagram according to its function and voltage rating. SINGLE-LINE DIAGRAM Interconnect the electrical components per set in a single-line diagram according to its function and voltage rating using standard electrical symbols and legends if needed. Set A Transformer (230/115-VAC) Circuit Breaker Electric Fan (230-VAC) Television Set (115-VAC) ACU (230-VAC) Generator (230-VAC) Set B Fuse Lightings (230-VAC) Generator (115-VAC) Transformer (230/115-VAC) Refrigerator (115-VAC) Transformer (115/230-VAC)

III. Procedures: BLOCK DIAGRAM Interconnect the electrical components per set in a block diagram according to its function and voltage rating. SINGLE-LINE DIAGRAM Interconnect the electrical components per set in a single-line diagram according to its function and voltage rating using standard electrical symbols and legends if needed. Set A Transformer (230/115-VAC) Circuit Breaker Electric Fan (230-VAC) Television Set (115-VAC) ACU (230-VAC) Generator (230-VAC) Set B Fuse Lightings (230-VAC) Generator (115-VAC) Transformer (230/115-VAC) Refrigerator (115-VAC) Transformer (115/230-VAC)

EBK ELECTRICAL WIRING RESIDENTIAL

19th Edition

ISBN:9781337516549

Author:Simmons

Publisher:Simmons

Chapter27: Service-entrance Equipment

Section: Chapter Questions

Problem 11R: What is the minimum size copper grounding electrode conductor for each of the following residential...

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