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USCG Exam PracticeMotor controllers and remote control

Per 46 CFR §111.70-7, a conductor of a remote control circuit of a motor controller is NOT required to be protected against overcurrent under which of the following conditions?

  1. A. The conductor runs between two separate controller enclosures on the same deck
  2. B. The branch circuit overcurrent device rating is 150 percent of the conductor's current-carrying capacity
  3. The opening of the control circuit would create a hazardCorrect
  4. D. The control circuit voltage exceeds 24 volts

Why C is correct

46 CFR §111.70-7(a)(4) exempts a control, interlock, or indicator circuit conductor from overcurrent protection requirements when the opening of that circuit would create a hazard. The other options either do not match the listed exemptions or describe conditions that still require protection.

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