1. BRANCH CIRCUITS zBranch Circuit-separate electrical [path independent of other circuits sized by the overcurrent protection device. zElectrical load- amount of power required for the branch circuit.

2. LIGHTING LOADS zGenerally all 120 volt 15 or 20 branch circuits in a dwelling, except bathroom circuits.

3. OTHER BRANCH CIRCUITS ARTICLE 210.11 zA. Small appliance—(2)20 amp circuits zB. Laundry (1)20 amp circuits zC. Bathrooms (1) 20 amp zArticle 210.12 Arc-Fault Protection xNebraska does not require this

4. SMALL APPLIANCE zminimum of two per dwelling z20 amp zreceptacles in kitchen, dining room, pantry zcounter top receptacles 4ft. apart zreceptacles to serve countertops must be G.F.C.I. protected

5. (C) RECEPTACLES TO SERVE COUNTER TOP y12” or wider wall counter spaces yisland counter spaces ypeninsular counter spaces

8. BATHROOM AND LAUNDRY z20 ampere zno other outlets on this circuit zall 125 volt 20 amp receptacles installed in the bathroom must be G.F.C.I. protected

12. 210.8 GFCI PROTECTION zA – DWELLING UNITS, NOW HAS 8 AREAS, EXCEPTIONS ONLY APPLY TO THE AREA IT FOLLOWS* zB – OTHER THAN DWELLING UNIT, NOW 5 AREAS* zC – BOAT HOISTS*

13. 210.52 DWELLING UNIT RECEPTACLE OUTLETS z(a) General Provisions x1-spacing x2-wall space x3-floor receptacles z(b) Small Appliance x1-receptacle outlets served x2-no other outlets x3-kitchen receptacle requirements

14. General purpose y15 ampere y180 volt-amp per outlet (other then dwelling units) yreceptacles in bedroom, living room, and family room and lights throughout the house yreceptacles spaced maximum 12 ft. apart

18. APPLIANCE CIRCUITS RATED FOR EACH APPLIANCE zWater heater zClothes dryer zFurnace zRange zHeaters zDishwashers zAir conditioners zampere rating given for each appliance