"A single outlet utilizing a dedicated phase, neutral, and ground conductor" is the definition for which of the following?

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A dedicated branch circuit is a circuit used for a single appliance, often with its own circuit breaker, and it requires a dedicated phase, neutral, and ground conductor. Feeder circuits are used to distribute power from a main source to subpanels or other circuits. Ground fault receptacles are specific types of receptacles that provide protection against electrical shock in certain areas and applications. "Daisy-chained" series of receptacles refers to multiple receptacles connected in a sequence on a single circuit.

"A Single Outlet Utilizing a Dedicated Phase, Neutral, and Ground