D2 LT4 CEC Section 30 Installation of Lighting Equipment Flashcards

1
Q

What is covered in Section 30 of the Code?

A

Lighting installations

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2
Q

What is the purpose of Rule 30-200?

A

Prevent fires

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3
Q

What is illustrated in Figure 49?

A

Luminaires in clothing closets

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4
Q

What is the minimum height requirement for a lampholder above the floor?

A

2.1 m

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5
Q

What is the minimum horizontal distance required for a wall switch from a shower stall or bathtub?

A

1 m

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6
Q

What is the exception for installing switches in a stairwell?

A

If it has fewer than three risers or leads to a below-grade basement with no finished area and only one access through the stairway, one switch at the head is acceptable.

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7
Q

What is the minimum length required for tap conductors according to Subrule (3)?

A

450 mm

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8
Q

What must be installed near combustible materials?

A

Protective shades or guards

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9
Q

Where should the switch be located if a regular luminaire is installed in a damp location?

A

On the wall

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10
Q

What can be done if the 1 m rule for the wall switch distance from the tub cannot be met?

A

Install switch outside the bathroom or a minimum distance of 500 mm with GFCI protection.

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11
Q

What rule addresses the lighting requirements for unfinished basements?

A

Rule 30-506

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12
Q

What is the maximum length allowed for tap conductors according to Subrule (3)?

A

2 m

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13
Q

What is a cable lighting system?

A

Extra-low voltage system with two parallel cables and attached lighting heads

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14
Q

Where are bare-lamp fixtures or suspended lighting forbidden?

A

In clothing closets

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15
Q

For unfinished basements, how often is a light fixture required according to Rule 30-506?

A

Every 30 m or portion of 30 m of floor area.

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16
Q

What is the maximum distance ‘A’ should be from the fixture according to the text?

A

350 mm

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17
Q

What does the rule ensure regarding lighting circuits?

A

Prevents overloading and opens circuit in case of fault

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18
Q

What is required if a lighting fixture is installed in a location with a low ceiling and does not provide 2.1m clearance?

A

Protection from mechanical damage

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19
Q

What is the acceptable distance for a light fixture not approved for a wet location from the tub horizontally?

A

1.5 m

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20
Q

How many light fixtures are needed for an unfinished basement measuring 68 m?

A

Three

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21
Q

What is the required diameter for access to the outlet box through a recessed luminaire?

A

15 cm

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22
Q

What factors determine the overcurrent size for settings other than residential dwellings?

A

Input voltage and lighting type

23
Q

Why is mechanical protection needed for the lampholder if it is not at the required height?

A

Prevent severe shock

24
Q

What is the acceptable vertical distance for a light fixture not approved for a wet location from the tub?

A

2.5 m

25
Q

What is important to consider about heat dissipation in recessed luminaires?

A

Heat not dissipated as rapidly resulting in higher operating temperatures

26
Q

What must the wiring construction be for temporary electrical installations?

A

Portable, flexible, easy to modify

27
Q

What is required if the fixture is less than 2.5 m above the floor?

A

Separate switching

28
Q

What type of fixtures are required in damp areas like bathrooms or utility rooms?

A

Approved for this location with gaskets and plastic components

29
Q

In which rooms can a lamp controlled by a wall switch connected to a half-switched be allowed according to Subrule (2)?

A

living rooms and bedrooms

30
Q

What are the two main types of recessed luminaires?

A

Non-IC and IC

31
Q

What precautions are taken with wiring methods for fixtures generating heat?

A

Precautions shown in Figure 56

32
Q

Why is there a range specified for the outlet box location in Subrule (4)?

A

Access to junction box

33
Q

What is a landscape lighting system used for?

A

Decorative lighting for outdoor areas

34
Q

What is the maximum circuit breaker size for residential dwellings?

A

15 A

35
Q

What types of fixtures are permitted in clothing closets?

A

Enclosed fixtures

36
Q

What does Subrule (5) require if the lighting fixture weighs more?

A

Supported independent of the box with a suitable fixture hanger

37
Q

Which rooms in a residential house should have a light fixture controlled by a wall switch according to Rule 30-502?

A

kitchens, bedrooms, living rooms, utility rooms, laundry rooms, dining rooms, bathrooms, vestibules (foyer), hallways

38
Q

Under which rule do finished basements fall for lighting requirements?

A

Rule 30-502

39
Q

What must be provided if the fixture opening is smaller than 150 mm for accessing the junction box?

A

Separate rectangular access hatch

40
Q

What is the maximum temperature allowed near combustible materials?

A

90C

41
Q

What can happen if people touch a faulty luminaire in a damp location?

A

Severe electrical shock

42
Q

Where is one of the lights in the basement required to be installed for safety?

A

Bottom of the stairs

43
Q

Why are many general requirements of the Code relaxed for temporary wiring?

A

Impracticality of usual wiring methods

44
Q

Where must all wiring be concealed?

A

Figure 48

45
Q

How should the light fixture be switched if mounted above the car parking space?

A

Wall switched

46
Q

What does Figure 57 in the text illustrate?

A

A temporary service

47
Q

What type of light fixture is permissible if mounted off to the side in a garage or carport?

A

Switched lampholder type within reach of a Canadian of average height

48
Q

What is the spacing requirement for thermal insulation around Non-IC type luminaires?

A

76 mm (3’)

49
Q

Why must a distance of 13 mm (1/2’) be maintained between Non-IC type luminaires and combustible surfaces?

A

To prevent fire hazards

50
Q

What type of lamps should the electrician use in a type IC recessed luminaire?

A

Manufacturer’s recommended lamps

51
Q

Where can more information on outlet boxes be found?

A

R Review Section 30 of the Code.

52
Q

What does Section 76 of the Code provide rules for?

A

Temporary electrical installations

53
Q

What does Rule 30-510 require in each garage and carport?

A

Light outlet with fixture