Electrical Circuits and Wiring Diagrams 080204bB Flashcards
What does the E represent in Ohms law and what are the different names for it?
Voltage, EMF, Pressure
What does the I represent in Ohms law and what are the different names for it?
Amps, Flow, Current
What does the R represent in Ohms law and what are the different names for it?
Ohms, Resistance
What is Kirchhoffs law?
The sum of all voltages in a closed circuit is zero
Extra low voltage circuites are restricted to what?
Maximum of 30V and a maximum power level of 1000 VA
What 2 conditions must a class 2 circuit meet?
The voltage of the circuit must be 150V or less
The maximum power output of the circuit supply must be restricted to 100 VA
The benefits of limiting a circuit to Class 2 are what?
You are permitted to use conductors smaller than #14 AWG
The circuits often require a lower level of mechanical protection
How far away from a gas meter or relief decice must a switch or other electrical device be?
3’ (900mm)
When must a class 1 or class 2 circuit be grounded?
When supplied from a transformer with a secondary voltage ranging from 50V to 150V
When does a class 1 or 2 circuit not need to be grounded?
If the transformer has a secondary voltage of less than 50V and the primary voltage is 150 volts-to-ground or less
Where distance must a disconnect be installed in relation to a rooftop mechanical unit?
10’ (3m) and within sight
What are the 2 types of conductors that are approved by the CEC for Class 2 conditions of use?
LVT (extra-low-voltage control cable)
ELC (extra-low-voltage cable)
What kind of cable would you use to wire a 24V thermostat (heating control)?
LVT (extra-low-voltage control cable)
Whats another name for a load device on a circuit?
Actuator
What types of load devices are composed of a coil (the load device) and contacts (the controlling device)
Relays and magnetic contactors