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Texas Journeyman Exam Prep — Built for TDLR's 2-Part Test

TDLR split the Texas Journeyman exam into two open-book tests in March 2025: NEC and Calculations. We drill both halves. Based on the 2023 National Electrical Code®. No subscription.

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Question 1 of 3 · NEC 210.8(A)(6) · GFCI

An electrician installs a 20 A, 125 V receptacle to serve countertop surfaces in a single-family residence kitchen. The receptacle is more than 6 ft from the kitchen sink. What does NEC 210.8 require?

Question 2 of 3 · NEC 210.8(B) · GFCI (non-dwelling)

In a commercial office break room (non-dwelling), an electrician installs a 20 A, 125 V receptacle on a countertop approximately 5 ft from the break room sink. Per NEC 210.8, what protection is required?

Question 3 of 3 · NEC 210.8(A)(3) · GFCI (outdoor)

A homeowner asks an electrician to install a 20 A, 125 V receptacle on the exterior wall of their single-family residence, sheltered under a 3-ft roof overhang. Per NEC 210.8, what protection is required?

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