Electrical systems.

1. A certified inspector shall inspect the electrical systems of the structure being inspected, including, but not limited to, the following components of the electrical system: (a) The switches, receptacles and fixtures; (b) The main panel box and all subpanel boxes, including, but not limited to, the feeders; and (c) The readily accessible wiring and junction boxes. 2. An inspection of the electrical system must include, without limitation: (a) An identification and description of the amperage and type of overcurrent protection devices, including, but not limited to, the fuses and breakers; (b) A description of the condition of the electrical system, including, but not limited to, the grounding cables; (c) A verification of the compatibility and condition of the main and branch circuit overcurrent protection devices to the size of the conductors served by them; (d) The testing of a representative number of readily accessible switches, receptacles and light fixtures in each room or area of the structure; (e) A test and verification of the grounding, polarity and operation of all readily accessible ground fault circuit interrupter devices; and (f) An evaluation of the system and all readily accessible wiring.