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So the circuit protective conductor or any other protective conductor has to be capable of withstanding the voltage and current that may be placed on it, which in the case of a FELV circuit is generally 240 volts, even though the circuit is rated at say 24 Vdc.
So the circuit protective conductor or any other protective conductor has to be capable of withstanding the voltage and current that may be placed on it, which in the case of a FELV circuit is generally 240 volts, even though the circuit is rated at say 24 Vdc.
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