422 11 OVERCURRENT PROTECTION BRANCH CIRCUIT NEC 2023

Hello everyone! Continuing with part 2 of Article 422, we will discuss the rules for branch circuit protection of appliances under Section 422.11. In this section, we will learn how to safeguard appliances against overcurrent, as outlined in subsections 422.11(A) through (G) and 422.10.


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