Residential Branch Circuits

The temperature of the air that surrounds an object on all sides

• ambient temperature
• subpanel
• dwelling unit
• feeder

The circuit conductors between the final overcurrent device (fuse or circuit breaker) and the outlets

• subpanel
• dwelling unit
• branch circuit
• lug

One or more rooms arranged for complete, indpendent housekeeping purposes

• subpanel
• dwelling unit
• general lighting branch circuit
• lug

The circuit conductors between the service equipment and the final branch circuit overcurrent protection device

• lug
• feeder
• branch circuit
• subpanel

A device commonly use din electrical equipment to terminate a conductor

• lug
• feeder
• branch circuit
• subpanel

A piece of electrical equipment installed as part of the service entrance that is used to dsconnect the house electrical system

• dwelling unit
• small appliance branch circuit
• subpanel
• service disconnect

A type of branch circuit found in residential wiring that supplies electrical power to receptcles located in the kitchen or dining room

• dwelling unit
• small appliance branch circuit
• bathroom branch circuit
• service disconnect

A panel that is connected by a feeder circuit to the main service entrance panel

• general lighting branch circuit
• bathroom branch circuit
• subpanel
• ambient temperature

A branch circuit that supplies electrical power to receptacle outlets in a bathroom

• small appliance branch circuit
• bathroom branch circuit
• subpanel
• ambient temperature

A branch circuit type use din residential wiring that has both lighting and receptacle loads connected

• subpanel
• dwelling unit
• general lighting branch circuit
• lug