An electrician is installing a new 15-ampere, 120-volt general-purpose branch circuit in a dwelling unit. The circuit is wired with 14 AWG THHN copper conductors, protected by a 15-ampere circuit breaker. The circuit supplies three 20-ampere rated duplex receptacles. What is wrong with this installation?
The use of 14 AWG conductors for a general-purpose branch circuit is prohibited in dwelling units.
The 20-ampere rated receptacles are not permitted on a 15-ampere branch circuit.
THHN conductors are not suitable for dwelling unit wiring.
A 15-ampere circuit breaker is too small for a general-purpose dwelling unit circuit.
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