Electrical Drawing - Paper 1 Flashcards

1
Q

What is an important part of the total function and safety of a home?

A

The design of the electrical layout of a building.

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2
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What factors should be considered before finalising the position of any electrical fittings?

A

The planned use of each room and the possible positioning of electrical equipment and furniture.

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3
Q

Where do you find specifications for all electrical installations and layouts?

A

Local and national electrical codes.

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4
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Which part of building drawings shows the electrical layout?

A

The layout.

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5
Q

Why should the electrical plan be drawn in a clear and concise manner?

A

So that the layout remains uncluttered and easy to read.

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6
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What do you do when the electrical plan is too complex and creates clutter?

A

You should represent the electrical layout on a separate floor plan or overlay.

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7
Q

How is the electrical layout presented on a plan?

A

As a set of standardised symbols and irregular curves.

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8
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How must lights be shown?

A

Lights must always be shown connected to a switch whereas only the position a switched socket outlet or plug point needs to be shown on a drawing.

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9
Q

How must the line connecting a switch to a light be drawn?

A

The electrical circuit line joining a light to a switch must be drawn as a continuous irregular curved line.

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