Determine the estimated cost of the electrical for the residence shown in Figure 18.7 using the following assembly costs. The associated wiring is included in the cost of each assembly. What is the fixture allowance for the residence?
What will be an ideal response?
Switches = $50
Duplex outlets = $50
GFI outlets = $60
Light fixtures (includes $30 fixture allowance) = $80
Main service = $1,000
The cost is calculated as follows:
Switches = $50 × 6 each = $300
Outlets = $50 × 16 each = $800
GFCI outlets = $60 × 3 each = $180
Light fixtures = $80 × 7 each = $560
Main service = $1,000 × 1 each = $1,000
Total cost = $300 + $800 + $180 + $560 + $1,000 = $2,840
Fixture allowance = $30 × 7 each = $210
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