That part of the building wiring system between the final over-current protective device (typically at the electrical panel) and the electrical equipment that consumes power.
any one of the complete routes for carrying electric current usually emanating from the main line.
That part of a wiring circuit between the final set of fuses and the place where the lighting fixtures or drop cords are attached.
An electric circuit with a separate fuse or circuit breaker.
A circuit that supplies power to the electrical loads in a building and is terminated at a distribution device (panelboard, loadcenter, etc.).
a circuit supplying many outlets BX - see armored cable
an electric circuit that supplies current to a limited number of outlets and fixtures
A circuit that supplies power to the electrical loads in a building and is terminated at the panelboard or switchboard.
Wiring that runs from a service panel or sub-panel to outlets. Branch circuits are protected by fuses or breakers at the panel.
An electrical circuit with its own circuit breaker in the service panel.
A division of a load circuit with current limited by a fuse or circuit breaker.
The circuit conductors between the final overcurrent device protecting the circuit and the outlet(s).
Any circuit that comes from the main power lines.