Electrical Flashcards

1
Q

2 electrical injuries

A

Direct and indirect

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2
Q

Flicker or dim lights

A

Overloaded or loose connection

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3
Q

Frequent bulb burnout

A

Use lower wattage bulb

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4
Q

Worst frequency for injury

A

60hz

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5
Q

Hertz

A

Cycles per second

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6
Q

Hz in US vs outside

A

60hz vs 50hz

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7
Q

Resistance

A

Measured in ohms (R) pipe/valve

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8
Q

Power

A

Watts

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9
Q

Current

A

Amps (I) flow rate

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10
Q

Voltage

A

Volts, pressure

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11
Q

1 hp =

A

750w

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12
Q

West Virginia formula

A

W=VA

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13
Q

Only place all power can be cut

A

Main panel box

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14
Q

Where does a branch circuit start?

A

At final over protection point

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15
Q

Grounding rod depth and size

A

8 ft in ground, 1/2” diameter

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16
Q

Permanent joining of metallic parts

17
Q

Continuous load should not exceed blank of breaker capacity

18
Q

Continuous load

A

Max current expected for 3 hours

19
Q

Wire size for 15 amp circuit

20
Q

Wire size for 20 amp circuit

21
Q

Multiply amps by x for buffer

22
Q

How many watts per sq ft

23
Q

When using neutral as hot wire

A

Decide with black

24
Q

How many volts lost over 10ft

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Symptoms of voltage drop
``` Lights dim Tv pic shrink Motor runs hot Heater capacity down Appliances run improperly ```
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Causes of low voltage
Wires too small Circuit too long Poor connections
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Types of switches
Single pole Two pole (240v) 3 way 4 way
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Remember this when connecting to outlets
Black to brass
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GFCI tip | Ground fault circuit interrupter
Line in and load out