Branch Circuits & WiringQuestion 121 of 521
The dwelling laundry receptacle outlet(s) required by 210.52(F) must be supplied by a branch circuit of at least what rating, dedicated to the laundry?
a.15 A
b.20 A
c.30 A
d.40 A
Explanation
Section 210.11(C)(2) requires at least one additional 20-A branch circuit for the laundry receptacle(s), and it must have no other outlets. A 15-A circuit is too small; 30 and 40 A are not the required minimum for general laundry receptacles.
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