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According to federal regulations, electrical installations aboard vessels must accomplish which of the following primary objectives?

  1. A. Maximize power output to propulsion systems under all sea conditions
  2. Maintain services necessary for safety under normal and emergency conditions, and protect persons and the vessel from electrical hazardsCorrect
  3. C. Comply with IEEE standards only, regardless of NEC or IEC applicability
  4. D. Ensure all wiring is routed through metallic conduit to prevent moisture intrusion

Why B is correct

46 CFR §111.01-1(a) states that electric installations must ensure maintenance of services necessary for safety under normal and emergency conditions, and protection of passengers, crew, other persons, and the vessel from electrical hazards. Maximizing propulsion output and mandatory metallic conduit are not stated requirements in this section.

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