Cyclopedia of architecture, carpentry, and building : a general reference work (1912)
American Technical Society · Chicago : American Technical Society · leaf 59
, and to limit each branchcircuit to 600 watts, which corresponds to twelve or thirteen 50-wattlamps, twelve being the usual limit. Attention is called to the factthat the inspectors usually allow 50 watts for each socket connectedto a branch circuit; and although 8-candle-power lamps may beplaced… … K S ELECTIilC WIRING 33 tion is baseii on that a.s.sumi)tion. Thert-fore, to c-oniply with therc<|uiriimiits, an allowance of not more than twelve hinips per hniiuhcircuit slioiiltl Ik* made. In onlinarA practice, however, it is In-st to reiiuce this mimljerstill furMier, so as to make allowance…
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