Question 7057 of 966 · Washington 01 Journey Level Electrician Exam
Electric baseboard heaters are usually installed below receptacle outlets. What does Article 424 say about this?
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Correct answer to question 7057
- D: Heaters should not be below receptacle outlets unless their instructions allow it
Explanation
Section 424.9 covers receptacle outlets built into baseboard heaters, which may not be wired to the heater circuit. Its informational note points out that listed baseboard heaters come with instructions that prohibit installing them below receptacle outlets unless the instructions allow it. Cords hanging over a heater could overheat.
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