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A multi-family dwelling has a requirement for arc-fault circuit interrupters (AFCIs). Which of the following locations is exempt from the AFCI requirement, according to 210.12(A)(2)?

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A multi-family dwelling has a requirement for arc-fault circuit interrupters (AFCIs). Which of the following locations is exempt from the AFCI requirement, according to 210.12(A)(2)?

  • Circuits that supply kitchen countertop outlets
  • BCircuits that supply outlets in the bedroom
  • CCircuits that supply outlets in the living room
  • DCircuits that supply outlets in the dining room

Exam tip

Remember the specific exemptions for AFCI requirements in different locations as outlined in the NEC.

Why A is correct

According to 210.12(A)(2), circuits that supply kitchen countertop outlets are exempt from the AFCI requirement. This is because AFCIs are not required in kitchen countertop outlets, as specified in 210.12(A)(1).

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