What is the general lighting load per square foot used for dwelling units in NEC load calculations?

What is the general lighting load per square

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A3 VA per square foot
B2 VA per square foot
C4 VA per square foot
D5 VA per square foot

✓ Correct answer: A. 3 VA per square foot NEC Table 220.12 specifies a general lighting load of 3 VA per square foot for dwelling units. This value is used as the basis for calculating required branch circuits and service sizing.

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