HOLT Electricians Practice Exam

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What does FLC stand for in the context of selecting conductors according to Section 430-24?

Full Load Capacity
Full Load Current
First Load Current
Fixed Load Current

The correct answer is: Full Load Current

In the context of selecting conductors according to Section 430-24, FLC stands for Full Load Current. This term refers specifically to the maximum current that a motor will draw under normal operating conditions when running at full load. It is essential for electricians to accurately determine the Full Load Current to properly size the conductors, ensuring they can safely carry the electrical load without overheating or causing potential hazards. Understanding Full Load Current is crucial in electrical installations as it helps in preventing conductor overloading, ensuring compliance with the National Electrical Code (NEC). Proper selection of conductors based on Full Load Current improves system efficiency and enhances the longevity and safety of electrical installations.