Question 12034 of 731 · Texas Journeyman Electrician Exam
A 24 A, 240 V EVSE with a nameplate rating of 5,760 VA is added to a one-family dwelling. What EVSE load is used in an NEC 2026 standard method calculation?
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Correct answer to question 12034
- B: 5,760 VA
Explanation
In the 2026 edition the nameplate rating governs when it is available (120.57): 24 A x 240 V = 5,760 VA. The former rule that always took the larger of 7,200 W or nameplate no longer applies, and the 75 % fixed-appliance factor of 120.53 excludes EVSE.
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