Electrical equipment subject to a nominal-voltage marking requirement has no legible voltage identification. What is needed before acceptance?

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Electrical equipment subject to a nominal-voltage marking requirement has no legible voltage identification. What is needed before acceptance?

ANo marking after energization
BConductor color alone in every case
CA handwritten note kept off site
Required voltage identification

Where to look it up

https://www.osha.gov/laws-regs/regulations/standardnumber/1910/1910.303

Why D is correct

Provide the required durable voltage identification on the equipment. Undocumented assumptions and an off-site note do not replace required marking. This question does not define every conductor-color identification method.

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