What is one of the problems caused by using faceplate power ratings when allocating circuit
capacity?

A.
Faceplate power can overwhelm the system, reducing the life of the equipment.

B.
Significant capacity can be squandered, because the faceplate amount of power is rarely
necessary.

C.
Using faceplate ratings can result in service interruptions because of insufficient power to the
system.

D.
Providing power according to the faceplate ratings typically requires bringing additional circuits to
the facility.