The Canadian Electrical Code Assignment Flashcards

1
Q

Primary protection is required on the metallic components of a conductive optical fiber cable.

A

False

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2
Q

What is the smallest size EMT required to install 2 x 0.4 inch diameter cable?

A

1” EMT

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3
Q

What is the allowable ampacity for a 24 awg, 75 ºC, 8 conductor Class 2 power and Data circuit, when using only 4 conductors and bundled with 1 other cable?

A

1.96 A
Table 60
1.4 squared

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4
Q

What are the CSA designations of the following:

Non-conductive/Conductive

OFNP
OFCR

A

Non-conductive → OFNP,
Conductive → OFCR

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5
Q

What CEC rules apply when installing communication systems conductors in a plenum? Please select one or more
A.
60-314

B.
12-010

C.
2-128

D.
4-030

E.
60-100

F.
2-130

G.
12-100

A

12-010,
12-100,
2-130, 60-314

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6
Q

What is the maximum allowable number of Cat 5e cables that may be installed in a 3/4” EMT, if the cable diameter is 0.195 inches?

A

6 cables

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7
Q

What is the minimum distance required between the top of a cable tray and the ceiling?

A.
150 mm

B.
450 mm

C.
600 mm

D.
300 mm

A

300 mm

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8
Q

What is the difference between bonding and grounding?

A

Grounding means → A permanent and continuous conductive path to the earth with sufficient ampacity to carry any fault currents liable to be imposed on it, and to facilitate the operation of the protective devices in the circuit,

Bonding means → a low impedance path obtained by permanently joining all non-current-carrying metal parts to assure electrical continuity and having the capacity to conduct safely any current likely to be imposed on it

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9
Q

According to the CEC, EMT is classified as a conduit

A

False

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10
Q

What is the metric(in meters) equivalent of 25 feet

A.
13.3 meters

B.
25 meters

C.
7.62 meters

D.
8.33 meters

A

7.62 meters

meters to feet=3.281

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11
Q

What is the minimum clearance required between communication equipment and electrical equipment?

A. 1.5 m

B. 900 mm

C. 2 m

D. 1 m

A

900 mm

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12
Q

The sheath bonding conductor shall have an ampacity at least equal to that of the outer conductive sheath and is not required to be larger the #6 AWG.

A

True

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13
Q

What are the basic types of optical fiber cables as described by the CEC. Choose 3

A. Non-conductive
B. Multimode
C. Singlemode
D. Hybrid
E. Armoured
F. Conductive

A

Conductive,
Non-conductive,
Hybrid

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14
Q

What CSA type designations communication cables may be substituted for FT4?
A. FT1

B. FT3

C. CMP

D. FT2

E. CMR

F. FT6

A

CMP,
CMR,
FT6

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15
Q

What is the minimum clearance requirement between communication conductors and lightning conductors?
A. 1 m

B. 900 mm

C. 2 m

D. 1.5 m

A

2 m

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16
Q

Rule 2-130 applies to the installation of fire stopping material.

A

False

17
Q

What section in the CEC would you find the rules for Conductors for a Class 2 power and Data Circuits?

A

Section 16

18
Q

What is the area in square inches of a 27 mm EMT?

A

0.8355 in²

19
Q

What are the CSA type designations for Copper communication cables?
A. FT4

B. FT6

C. CMR

D. OFNP

E. OFCP

F. CMP

A

CMP,
CMR

20
Q

Rule 2-130 specifies the installation of FT6 rated cables.

A

True

21
Q

What CEC sections and/or rules cover the installation of conduits for communications systems? Please select one or more

A. Appendix B

B. 32-602

C. Section 10

D. 60-302

E. Section 2

F. Section 12

A

Section 10,
Section 12,
60-302

22
Q

Interrupting the metallic sheath as close as possible to the point of entrance by an insulating joint or equivalent device, is an alternative to bonding the metallic sheath of an entrance cables.

A

True

23
Q

Is the Multiplying factor of 1.4, for ampacity, used when only using 4 of the 8 conductors for Class 2 power and data Communication circuits?

A

True

24
Q

What is the imperial (in feet) equivalent of 30 meters?

A

98.43 feet

m to f 3.281

25
Q

What is the ampacity of a 22 awg, 90 ºC, 8-conductor Communication cable, using all 8 conductors, and bundled with 7 other cables

A

1.4 A

table 60

26
Q

Select all the requirements of the conductor grounding a primary protection which has 6 fused circuits.

A.
Bare or insulated

B.
#12 awg

C.
Copper

D.
Have rubber or thermoplastic insulation

E.
Copper or Aluminum

F.
Must be Larger than #6 awg

G.
Not smaller than required by Table 59

H.
Run in as straight a line as possible

I.
guarded from mechanical injury

A

12 awg

Copper,

Have rubber or thermoplastic insulation,

Not smaller than required by Table 59,

Run in as straight a line as possible,

guarded from mechanical injury,

27
Q

What must be done to the metallic members of a conductive optical fiber cable as it enters the building?

A

Grounded as close as possible to the point of cable entry

28
Q

What Table in the CEC refers to the Allowable Ampacity for Copper, Eight Conductor, Class 2 power and data Communication Circuit cables (PoE)?

A

Table 60