Question 7002 of 850 · Texas Journeyman Electrician Exam
Which receptacle in a dwelling unit is exempt from the tamper-resistant requirement?
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Correct answer to question 7002
- A: A receptacle mounted more than 5 1/2 ft above the floor
Explanation
Section 406.12 (406.26 in NEC 2026) lists exceptions, and one of them covers receptacles located more than 5 1/2 ft above the floor, since small children cannot reach them. Garage and countertop receptacles are not exempt.
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