Which of the following loads does not require a grounded circuit conductor? A Two wires, 120 volt B Three wires, 120/240 volt C Two wires, 240 volt D None of the above
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A three-wire, 120/240-volt load also requires a grounded circuit conductor. This is because one of the wires is a neutral wire, which is grounded. Show more…
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