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A t-rated switch may be used to (its/a) ______ current capacity when controlling an incandescent lighting load.

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jok3333 [9.3K]1 year ago

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<u>Rated </u>

A t-rated switch may be used to (its/a) <u>Rated</u> current capacity current capacity when controlling an incandescent lighting load.

<h3>What is "current rating"?</h3>

The greatest current that a fuse is rated to carry for an infinite duration without significantly degrading the fuse element is known as the current rating.
There is also a large selection of power switching transistors that have voltage ratings well over 1000V and current ratings up to several hundred amps.

<h3>What does the term "rated current" mean?</h3>

When an electrical device receives its rated voltage and outputs its rated power, it flows at its rated current.
So, when a device is designed for a certain amperage, that amperage is referred to as the equipment's rated current.

<h3>What does electrical "rated" mean?</h3>

An electrical appliance's rating reveals the voltage range at which it is intended to operate as well as the current consumption at that range.
These numbers are typically shown on a rating plate that is fastened to the device, such as 230 volts, 3 amps.

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