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What is the primary purpose of a grounding electrode conductor (GEC) in an electrical system?
To carry normal operating current to the earth.
To provide a low-impedance path to the earth for fault currents.
To bond all metallic enclosures together.
To protect equipment from overcurrents.
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To provide a low-impedance path to the earth for fault currents.
Explanation:
The primary purpose of a grounding electrode conductor is to connect the electrical system to the grounding electrode(s) to provide a low-impedance path for fault currents to the earth, facilitating the operation of overcurrent protective devices and limiting touch voltages.
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