Question 6045 of 749 · Maryland Journeyperson Electrician Exam
An outlet box at a ceiling luminaire outlet must be designed to support a luminaire weighing at least
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Correct answer to question 6045
- A: 50 lb
Explanation
Boxes for ceiling luminaires must support at least 50 lb. A heavier luminaire must be supported independently unless the box is listed and marked for the weight. See 314.27(A).
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