Home Wiring Plan Lab
(30pts)
Challenge:
To design an AC wiring diagram for a single-story
home.
Minimum Home Specifications:
Kitchen
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1 Light Fixture w/ Switch |
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3 Dedicated 120/240V Appliance Receptacles (Dishwasher,
Fridge, & Oven) |
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2 120V Duplex Receptacles in Series |
Living Room
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1 Light Fixture w/ 2 Switches |
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2 120V Duplex Receptacles in Series |
Dining Room
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1 Light Fixture w/ 2 Switches |
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2 120V Duplex Receptacles in Series |
Bedroom
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1 Light Fixture w/ Switch |
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2 120V Duplex Receptacles in Series |
Bathroom
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1 Light Fixture w/ Switch |
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1 GFCI Receptacle |
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Exhaust Fan w/ Switch |
Master Bedroom
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1 Light Fixture w/ Switch |
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2 120V Duplex Receptacles in Series |
Master Bathroom
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1 Light Fixture w/ Switch |
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2 GFCI Receptacles |
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Exhaust Fan w/ Switch |
Laundry Room
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1 Light Fixture w/ Switch |
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2 120/240-Volt Appliance Receptacles |
Water Heater in Laundry Room
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240 Volt Appliance Receptacle on Separate Circuit |
External Receptacles/Fixtures
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2 Light Fixtures w/ Ganged Interior Switches |
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1 GFCI External Receptacle |
Main Circuit Panel
External Electric Meter
External Ground
Requirements:
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Draw a labeled scaled diagram of the home
showing rooms, doors, windows, sinks, tubs, etc.
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Mark the location of all switches, receptacles, light
fixtures, main service panel, and permanent appliances using
appropriate symbols.
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Draw cable runs between devices. Indicate the
amperage of each circuit. Use a different color for each circuit.
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Identify the wattages for light fixtures and permanent
appliances.
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Evaluate the electrical loads for each circuit and
design your main circuit panel accordingly.
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Include a separate diagram of your main service panel
and label each circuit breaker function and amperage rating.
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Include a list of materials on a separate page.
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Have Fun!!!
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