ICA Module 2 Section 1 Electric Flashcards

1
Q

Service drip loop must be how many feet above landings, decks, porches?

A

10 feet

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2
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Service drip loop must be how many feet away from porch railing?

A

3 feet

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3
Q

Service drip loop must be how many feet away from openable windows?

A

3 feet

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4
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Service drip loop must be how many feet away from roads

A

18 feet

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5
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Service drip loop must be how many feet above yard

A

12 feet

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6
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Service drip loop must be how many feet above driveway

A

12 feet

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7
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Service drip loop must be how many feet adjacent areas (walkways, patio, ground)

A

10 feet

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8
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Service drip loop must have ___ clearance on 4.2 or less pitch roof

A

8 feet

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9
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Service drip loop must have __ clearance on 4.2 or greater pitch roof

A

3 feet

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10
Q

Service drip loop must have __ clearance on swimming pool

A

22 1/2 feet

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11
Q

Wire coming off service box must be secured __ inches

A

12 inches

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12
Q

Romex and NM (Non-Metallic) wiring are the same. T/F

A

True

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13
Q

Watt are the different amp (amperage) (numbers). List 6

A

60
100
125
150
200
400

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14
Q

Newer homes typically use ___ amps

A

200 amps

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15
Q

Really big homes use __ amps

A

400 amps

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16
Q

Romex is used in over 90% of homes in the U.S. & Canada. T/F

A

True

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17
Q

Since 2001 colors for Romex cable/Gauge are as follows:
White 14g
Yellow 12g
Orange 10g
Black 6&8g
T/F

A

True

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18
Q

How to secure yellow (12gauge wire on joists)
A. staple on bottom of joists
B. Run through holes in each joist
C. Run on running board of each joist

A

Run through holes in each joist &
Run on running board of each joist

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19
Q

Romex should be secured every _ feet

A

4 1/2 feet

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20
Q

Romex within 6 feet of attic hatch must be protected T/F

A

True

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21
Q

Outer sheathing on Romex cable must go ___ inches in connectors that are inside panel box.

22
Q

There should be at least __ inches on each side of stud (2x4) where holes have been drilled for Romex.

23
Q

Conduit and EMT (electrical metal tubing) T/F

24
Q

EMT/conduit) can not be buried T/F

25
Armor clad cable is often used with EMT. T/F
True
26
Boxes & conduits need to be no more than __ % full so wires do not overheat.
50%
27
Older homes were completely wired with a. MC (metal clad) b. AC (armor clad)
Armor Clad
28
Loose wires are not pulled through Flexible metal conduit (FMC), and can be used in wet areas. T/F
False
29
What does the abbreviation "ENT" or sometimes called smurf tubing stand for?
Electrical Non-metallic tubing
30
What is the purpose of grounding? (2)
protect electrical equipment (computers, televisions, etc) protect people
31
What are the roles of a neutral and ground wire?
Neutral wire: completes the circuit Ground wire: emergency wire
32
What are the metal strips in an electrical panel called?
Bus bars
33
Branch circuit breaker are all the small breakers in a panel T/F
True
34
Bonding is connecting metal and metal together for grounding T/F
True
35
Exterior ground rod is ___ feet in the earth. A. 4 feet B. 6 feet C. 8 feet D. 10 feet
8 feet
36
For the following panels what gauge of copper is required: 125 AMP Panel- 150 or 175 AMP Panel- 200 AMP Panel-
125 AMP-8 gauge copper 150 AMP-6 gauge copper 200 AMP-4 gauge copper
37
Rod grounding is the most common method used for grounding. T/F
True
38
When using the water main grounding method, ground wire must connect to water main within __ feet of where it enters the building: A: 2 feet B: 5 feet C: 8 feet D: 10 feet
5 feet
39
240 volt breakers must have handle ties (double breakers) T/F
True
40
Everything in an electrical panel must be done right in accordance with: A: BET B: NEC C: None of the above D: All of the above
NEC
41
GFCI & AFCI are both found in the electrical panel. T/F
True
42
Low voltage (doorbells) are allowed in panels. T/F
False
43
There must be 36 inches in front of panel for access. T/F
True
44
There must be 36 inches clearance in front of AC disconnect outside. T/F
True
45
Plug/Fuse Colors: Green= Red= Blue=
Green= 30 AMP Red= 20 AMP Blue= 15 AMP
46
3 way switches required for stairways with more than ___ risers.
6
47
Smoke detectors and carbon monoxide detectors should be replaced every 5 years. T/F
False (replace every 10 years)
48
DC= VDC=
DC= Direct Current VDC= Volts Direct Current
49
Short Slot= Long Slot= The Hole=
Short Slot= Hot Long Slot= Neutral The Hole= Ground
50