Which item is not described as part of the feeder requirements in the material?

• A. A pricing estimate for feeders.
• B. A diagram detailing feeder specifics.
• C. The total square footage supplied by each feeder.
• D. The total calculated load prior to applying demand factors.

Answer: (A)

Feeder requirements focus on the technical planning and sizing of the system. A diagram detailing feeder specifics is essential because it shows the routing, conductor sizes, connections, and exact placement needed for proper installation. The total square footage supplied by each feeder helps map how much area each feeder serves, which supports planning for lighting, outlets, and equipment loads. The total calculated load prior to applying demand factors is a fundamental step in sizing feeders and selecting appropriate conductors and overcurrent protection, ensuring the system can handle the real load before adjustments for diversity. A pricing estimate for feeders, while important for budgeting, is not part of the technical feeder requirements described; it relates to cost planning rather than the design and specification of the feeder system.