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tab To convert a conventional duplex receptacle into a split-wired receptacle, the ___ is
removed.
have built-in shutters to prevent insertion of anything into Tamper-resistant receptacles ___.
one slot only
three-way switches Controlling a light from two locations requires two _____
True Hospital grade receptacles have a higher impact resistance than other grades of
receptacles.
OFF Lighted handle toggle switches utilize a neon lamp that is illuminated when the
switch is in the ___ position.
False A plug is the same as a receptacle.
locking If a receptacle has a NEMA designation that is L8-30R, this indicates that the
receptacle can be mated with a ___-type plug attached to a flexible cord.
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