Question 9029 of 790 · California General Electrician Exam
In health care facilities, a patient care space where failure of equipment or the electrical system is likely to cause major injury or death is which category?
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Correct answer to question 9029
- A: Category 1 (critical care)
Explanation
Category 1 spaces are critical care spaces where failure is likely to cause major injury or death. Category 2 failures are likely to cause minor injury, Category 3 failures are not likely to cause injury, and Category 4 spaces are support spaces.
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