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In Reply to: RE: Circuit breaker - Equipment protection fuse question. posted by jea48 on June 18, 2014 at 16:50:57:
NEC Article 100 - Branch Circuit Definition
A branch circuit is a portion of a wiring system that extends beyond the final, automatic overcurrent protective device (i.e., fuse or breaker) which qualifies for use as branch-circuit protection, and terminates at the utilization device or outlet (such as a lighting fixture, motor, or heater).
"beyond" not "including". The circuit breaker is the Code-required branch-circuit protection.
If you have a better source, please provide it. I do want to know if I am wrong about this.
Dave
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