Question 4044 of 925 · California General Electrician Exam
Branch-circuit wiring in a dwelling bedroom is extended by 4 ft to relocate a receptacle, with no new outlets or devices added. Is AFCI protection required for the extension?
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Correct answer to question 4044
- D: No, extensions of 6 ft or less without added outlets are exempt
Explanation
210.12 requires AFCI protection when existing circuits in listed areas are modified, replaced or extended. An exception allows an extension of not more than 6 ft without any additional outlets or devices to remain without AFCI protection.
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