Loadcenters Quiz

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Question 1 of 9

1. Question
What is the warranty difference between a CH and BR Load Center?
- CH has a lifetime warranty and BR has 10-year limited warranty.
- CH has a 10-year warranty and BR has a 5-year warranty.
- Both have lifetime warranties
- Neither has a warranty
Question 2 of 9

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If you have a load center with pigtails, can you replace the breakers with PON breakers or do you need a new load center?
- You cannot replace them with PON breakers, you would need a new panel that accepts PON breakers.
- You can replace with any manufacturer’s breakers
- You can add pigtails to any breaker
- Check with your neighbor
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If I have a load center with 24 spaces do I have to use them all or can you only use a portion of them, and save more for later use?
- You do not need to use all spaces
- You must use all the spaces
- You should replace your load center with only the number of spaces you need at this time
- You can rent the additional spaces out
Question 4 of 9

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What does PON stand for?
- Plug on Neutral
- Pull on Neutral
- Place on Neutral
- Park on Neutral
Question 5 of 9

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Why is the main breaker mounted to switch from side to side?
- So the loadcenter can be mounted with the main on the top or bottom
- So the loadcenter can be mounted indoor or outdoor
- Depends what breakers you are going to use
- Because it is a PON main breaker
Question 6 of 9

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Can any loadcenter be used indoor or outdoor?
- No, they are specifically designed for either indoor or outdoor application, so you need to know correct one for use
- Yes, they can be used in any application
- Depends on if it a CH or BR loadcenter
- If it is a PON loadcenter
Question 7 of 9

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What is the purpose of the Main breaker on a main breaker loadcenter?
- Ability to shut off power to entire house
- To turn off the power to the main room in the house
- To turn off the power to the main bedroom
- To always stay in the off position
Question 8 of 9

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What does NEMA 1 and NEMA 3R mean on my load center requirements?
- NEMA 1 means suitable for INDOOR USE ONLY. NEMA 3R are typically used in outdoor applications. This style of enclosure provides protection against falling rain, sleet, snow, and external ice formations.
- NEMA 3R means suitable for INDOOR USE ONLY. NEMA 1 is typically used in outdoor applications. This style of enclosure provides protection against falling rain, sleet, snow, and external ice formations.
- NEMA 1 means suitable for ANY USE. NEMA 3R are typically used if you have 3 bedrooms in your home.
- NEMA 1 means suitable for INDOOR USE ONLY. NEMA 3R is typically used in indoor applications. This style of enclosure provides protection against surges.
Question 9 of 9

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What are the 2 mounting options for load centers?
- Surface and Flush are the 2 standard mounting options. Flush mounting is when the front edge of the enclosure is flush with the finished wall (drywall for example). Surface mounted load centers are mounted directly to the surface of the wall. For use in unfinished locations or outdoor locations where no finished wall is necessary
- Left facing and Right facing are the 2 standard mounting options. Left facing mounting is when the front edge of the enclosure is flush with the finished wall (drywall for example). Right facing mounted load centers are mounted directly to the surface of the wall. For use in unfinished locations or outdoor locations where no finished wall is necessary
- Indoor and outdoor are the 2 standard mounting options. Indoor mounting is when you mount this inside the residence. Outdoor mounting is when you mount this outside the residence.
- Finished and unfinished are the 2 standard mounting options. Finished mounting is when the loadcenter is full of breakers. Unfinished mounting means there are open spaces in your loadcenter.

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