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Question
1
1/1
pts
You
notice
rust
in
the
service
panel.
Which
of
the
following
may
be
the
cause?
A)
no
drip
loop
B)
undersized
conduit
C)
damaged
masthead
D)
no
utility
seal
at
the
meter
E)
both
(a)
and
(c)
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Electrical
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Please
refer
to
Section
5.1.1
-
5.1.2.
Question
2
1/1
pts
Aluminum
branch
circuit
wiring
was
commonly
used
from
1920
to
1950
1980
to
1988
1965
to
1978
1940
to
1958
1950
to
1968
:
Please
refer
to
Section
2.2.3.
Incorrect
Question
3
0/1
ptS
The
voltage
potential
between
two
ungrounded
120-volt
conductors
is
120V
240V
oV
OV
or
240V
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60V
:
Please
refer
to
Section
3.0.
Question
4
1/1
pts
The
main
service
fuses
have
been
installed
with
the
labels
facing
backward,
not
allowing
you
to
read
their
rating.
No
other
markings
are
visible.
You
should
turn
off
the
house
power
and
remove
a
fuse
to
check
its
rating
measure
the
diameter
of
the
fuse
body
to
determine
its
rating
report
that
the
main
service
fuse
rating
was
not
determinable
carefully
insert
your
inspection
mirror
until
the
label
is
visible,
then read
the
rating
from
the
label
report
that
this
is
a
defect
and
recommend
immediate
repair
:
Please
refer
to
Section
6.2.
Question
5
1/1
pts
The
unit
for
the
measure
of
electrical
power
is
amps
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watts
joules
KWh
ohms
:
Please
refer
to
Section
3.0.
Question
6
1/1
pts
The
power
available
in
a
typical
15A,
120V
household
circuit
is
1500W
1000W
1800W
3600W
800W
:
Please
refer
to
Section
3.0.
Question
7
1/1
pts
A
1500
square
foot
house
has
an
electric
stove,
electric
dryer,
central
air
conditioning
(FLA
=
18
amps),
and
a
recent
basement
renovation
that
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included
the
installation
of
a
3000
watt
sauna.
If
it
has
a
60A
service,
you
should
report
that
the
existing
service
is
adequate
the
existing
service
will
support
additional
loads
the
service
should
be
upgraded
additional
loads
should
be
upgraded,
otherwise
the
service
is
okay
the
sauna
should
be
used
in
winter
only
:
Please
refer
to
Section
6.2.
ncerrest
Question
8
0/1
pts
If
P=120
watts,
and
the
circuit
powers
only
the
outlet
that
a
gas
dryer
is
plugged
into,
what
is
17
0.5A
120
ohms
1.0A
1.0W
144A
:
Please
refer
to
Section
3.0.
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pts
Four
service
entrance
conductors
indicate
a
240V
service
a
three-phase
service
a
120V
service
a
400A
service
a
240V
service
supported
by
a
guy
:
Please
refer
to
Section
4.0.
Question
10
1/1
pts
You
notice
that
the
service
drop
and
service
entrance
conductors
are
bare
at
the
splice.
You
should
report
this
as
a
safety
hazard
accept
this
as
normal
and
acceptable
wrap
them
in
tape,
if
you
carry
any
consider
this
acceptable
if
the
conductors
are
secure
none
of
the
above
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Section
5.1.9.
neorrect
Question
11
0/1pts
A
100A
service
for
a
1000
square
foot
house
with
3
bedrooms,
an
electric
stove,
an
electric
dryer,
a
2-ton
central
A/C
unit
(FLA
=12
amps),
and
two
1500W
240-volt
electric
baseboard
heaters
would
be
considered
clearly
inadequate
marginal
at
best
adequate
for
no
more
than
two
adults
most
likely
adequate
clearly
oversized
:
Please
refer
to
Section
6.2.
Question
12
11/1
pts
When
did
grounded
plugs
(three-prong
plugs)
become
standard
for
all
branch
circuits?
1930s
early
1950s
early
1960s
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around
1975
1940s
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Please
refer
to
Section
2.2.3.
Question
13
1171
pts
If
you
used
a
multimeter
to
measure
the
current
in
a
3000W
electric
water
heater
that
uses
both
of
the
ungrounded
("hot")
service
conductors,
it
would
read
25A
240V
12.5A
120V
1500A
:
Please
refer
to
Section
3.0.
Question
14
1/1
pts
An
ungrounded
conductor
is
uninsulated
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called
the
neutral
usually
white
in
color
often
called
the
hot
conductor
always
a
stranded
wire
:
Please
refer
to
Section
2.2.
Question
15
1/1
pts
The
grounded
service
conductor
is
called
the
neutral
connects
to
the
water
pipe
and/or
the
ground
rod
is
often
black
in
color
cannot
be
aluminum
must
be
bonded
to
the
gas
piping
:
Please
refer
to
Section
2.2.
Question
16
111
pts
Electrical
resistance
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increases
with
increasing
wire
diameter
decreases
with
increasing
wire
diameter
decreases
with
increasing
wire
length
is
the
only
factor
that
determines
the
current
carrying
capacity
of
the
wire
is
higher
for
copper
than
aluminum
:
Please
refer
to
Section
3.0.
neerrest
Question
17
0/1
pts
Assuming
copper,
standard
wire
type,
and
normal
temperature,
what
is
the
typical
conductor
size
(in
AWG)
for
a
30A
service?
#10
#H6
1/0
2/0
3/0
:
Please
refer
to
Section
6.1.
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neerrest
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0/1
pts
What
valuable
information
can
be
obtained
by
looking
at
the
electrical
meter
of
the
house?
the
exact
amount
of
electricity
being
consumed
at
that
instant
the
service
amperage
the
maximum
service
that
the
house
can
support
none
the
age
of
the
house
:
Please
refer
to
Section
6.2.
Question
19
171
pts
What
would
two
wires
entering
the
service
weatherhead
indicate
to
you?
a
three-phase
system
an
older
120V
system
a
100A
service
a
240V
system
none
of
the
above
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Please
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Section
4.1.
neorrect
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Question
20
0/1pts
Which
one
of
the
following
is
NOT
a
possible
cause
of
the
service
mast
conduit
or
cable
letting
water
in?
poor
workmanship
movement
of
the
components
deterioration
of
materials
over
time
conduit
undersized
building
settlement
:
Please
refer
to
Section
5.1.9.
Question
21
1/1
pts
The
term
service
drop
defines
the
underground
wires
from
the
utility
to
the
point
of
connection
to
the
house
the
wires
that
connect
the
meter
to
the
service
box
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the
wires
that
run
down
the
outside
of
the
house
into
the
meter
the
wires
inside
the
conduit
connecting
the
service
box
with
the
distribution
panel
the
overhead
wires
coming
from
the
utility
pole
to
the
point
of
connection
in
the
house
:
Please
refer
to
Section
4.0.
Question
22
1/1
pts
A
60A
service
IS
not
allowed
in
new
construction
in
North
America
requires
a
minimum
#3
AWG
copper
wire
Is
dangerous
is
not
suitable
for
a
240V
service
can
be
adequate
in
some
cases
:
Please
refer
to
Section
6.1.
Question
23
171
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Overhead
service
wires
in
most
areas,
must
be
3
feet
away
from
windows
have
no
restriction,
generally,
on
the
height
of
the
connection
point
to
the
house
must
clear
a
flat
roof
by
3
feet
or
more,
in
most
areas
cannot
be
run
over
decks
under
any
circumstances
must
be
at
least
10
feet
above
a
driveway
:
Please
refer
to
Section
4.2.5.
Question
24
1/1
pts
At
the
drip
loop
you
notice
that
the
service
drop
conductors
are
smaller
in
diameter
than
the
service
entrance
conductors.
You
conclude
it
was
a
faulty
installation
and
should
be
corrected
that
the
service
entrance
conductors
must
be
aluminum,
and
report
them
as
such
that
the
service
drop
conductors
must
be
aluminum,
so
the
utility
should
be
contacted
that
the
house
service
must
be
200A
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that
this
is
a
normal
situation,
and
is
acceptable
:
Please
refer
to
Section
6.2.
Question
25
111
pts
Why
are
some
main
switches
sealed
by
the
utility?
for
safety
to
prevent
air
leakage
to
prevent
tampering
to
prevent
tapping
of
power
prior
to
the
meter
all
except
(b)
:
Please
refer
to
Section
6.2.
Question
26
111
pts
If
the
service
entrance
conduit
is
2
inch,
what
conclusions
can
you
draw
as
to
the
size
of
the
electrical
service?
you
would
suspect
a
service
greater
than
100A,
but
would
have
to
confirm
elsewhere
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the
service
is
200A
the
service
is
100A
the
service
is
400A
the
service
conduit
is
oversized
:
Please
refer
to
Section
6.2.
Question
27
111
pts
Knob
and
tube
wiring
was
used
commonly
from
1920
to
1950
1850
to
1880
1950
to
1960
1940
to
1970
1890
to
1910
:
Please
refer
to
Section
2.2.3.
Question
28
11/1
pts
Assuming
aluminum,
standard
wire
type,
and
normal
temperature,
what
is
the
typical
conductor
size
(in
AWG)
for
a
100A
service?
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#10
#6
#4
#3
#H2
:
Please
refer
to
Section
6.1.
Question
29
171
pts
Which
of
the
following
is
NOT
a
common
service
amperage?
60A
100A
175A
200A
400A
:
Please
refer
to
Section
6.1.
Incorrect
|
Question
30
0/1
ptS
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Assuming
copper,
standard
wire
type,
and
normal
temperature
rating,
what
is
the
typical
conductor
size
(in
AWG)
for
a
60A
service?
#10
#6
#4
#3
#2
:
Please
refer
to
Section
6.1.
neerrect
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Question
31
0/1
pts
Which
one
of
the
following
is
a
reliable
indicator
of
service
amperage?
the
size
of
the
service
drop
wires
the
size
of
the
service
entrance
conduit
the
rating
of
the
meter
the
size
of
the
service
entrance
conductors
the
rating
of
the
distribution
panel
:
Please
refer
to
Section
6.2.
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171
pts
The
standard
house
voltage
is
100A
120V
120/208V
120/240V
208V
:
Please
refer
to
Section
3.0.
neerrest
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33
0/1pts
What
are
the
|
(current)
and
R
(resistance)
values
for
a
circuit
with
four
60-watt
light
bulbs
and
a
360-watt
television?
|I=5A,
R=600
ohms
I=12A,
R=72
ohms
|I=24A,
R=5
ohms
|I=2.5A,
R=48
ohms
I=5A,
R=24
ohms
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Please
refer
to
Section
3.0.
Question
34
171
pts
What
is
the
frequency
(cycles/second)
of
household
electricity?
60Hz
50Hz
30Hz
66MHz
25Hz
:
Please
refer
to
Section
3.0.
Question
35
171
pts
How
much
current
does
a
120V,
1200W
hair
dryer
draw?
144kA
10A
144
A
10W
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:
Please
refer
to
Section
3.0.
neerrect
Question
36
0/1
pts
The
top
end
of
an
SE
cable
service
should
be
bent
into
a
u-shaped
drip
loop
before
removing
the
cable
sheathing
should
not
be
clamped
within
36
inches
of
the
top
should
have
a
gooseneck
before
the
splice
should
be
secured
firmly
to
the
gutter
must
be
spliced
to
the
service
drop
at
least
3
feet
from
the
side
of
the
house
:
Please
refer
to
Section
5.1.1.
Question
37
111
pts
If
two
60W
light
bulb
branch
circuits
are
wired
in
parallel,
and
we
add
another
parallel
60W
light
bulb
branch
circuit
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each
light
will
get
dimmer
the
bulb
closest
to
the
voltage
source
will
be
brightest
each
bulb
will
have
the
same
brightness
the
total
current
in
the
circuit
stays
the
same
the
current
in
each
branch
will
decrease
:
Please
refer
to
Section
3.0.
Question
38
171
pts
Water
stains
on
the
soffit
around
the
hole
where
the
service
mast
passes
through
is
most
likely
the
result
of
improper
flashing
where
the
mast
penetrates
the
roof
a
lack
of
a
drip
loop
a
lack
of
caulking
between
the
soffit
and
the
mast
an
undersized
service
mast
a
cracked
masthead
:
Please
refer
to
Section
5.1.9.
Question
39
1/1
pts
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An
overcurrent
protection
device
can
be
a
fuse
or
breaker
regulates
voltage
in
a
circuit
usually
indicates
an
obsolete
panel
refers
to
the
plastic
washers
installed
in
fuse
sockets
protects
a
cable
from
mechanical
damage
:
Please
refer
to
Section
2.1.
Question
40
1/1
pts
The
service
drop
wires
are
a
reliable
indicator
of
service
size
are
usually
the
homeowner's
responsibility
connect
to
the
house
at
the
drip
loop
must
always
be
in
conduit
cannot
be
supported
by
the
neutral
wire
:
Please
refer
to
Section
4.0.
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41
171
pts
Which
of
the
following
suggests
an
improperly
supported
service
drop?
rusting
conduit
water
in
the
service
panel
no
seal
on
meter
missing
drip
loop
PVC
conduit
bulging
between
the
meter
and
the
elbow
at
the
base
:
Please
refer
to
Section
4.2.6.
Question
42
171
pts
A
service
box
with
a
black
wire,
a
red
wire,
a
white
wire,
and
two
200A
fuses
indicates
120/240V,
400A
service
120V,
400A
service
120V,
200A
service
120/240V,
200A
service
three-phase
service
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Section
6.2.
Question
43
171
pts
Common
standards
require
the
inspector
to
observe
electrical
meters
measure
the
service
voltage
describe
the
location
of
the
main
disconnect
observe
the
service
laterals
measure
the
service
amperage
:
Please
refer
to
Section
2.1.
Question
44
171
pts
If
electricity
costs
$0.10
per
kWh,
how
much
does
it
cost
to
run
a
120V
whirlpool
bath
which
draws
5A
for
1/2
hour?
¢6
$6.00
¢3
$3.00
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:
Please
refer
to
Section
3.0.
Question
45
111
pts
With
respect
to
electricity,
rain
water
is
an
insulator
a
conductor
no
different
than
distilled
water
highly
resistant
similar
to
air
:
Please
refer
to
Section
5.1.9.
Incorrect
Question
46
0/1
ptS
You
observe
#6
gauge
copper
wires
entering
a
service
box
with
two
60A
fuses
inside.
From
the
service
box,
#3
copper
conductors
lead
to
a
newer
combination
panel
that
has
a
100A
main
breaker.
You
should
report
the
service
size
as
100A
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60A
dependent
on
the
temperature
rating
of
the
#3
conductors
120A
:
Please
refer
to
Section
6.1.
Question
47
1/1
pts
You
notice
a
wooden
post
as
the
support
for
the
service
drop.
You
should
recommend
replacing
it
right
away
with
a
steel
mast
check
for
other
amateur-like
problems
check
for
rot,
damage
or
movement
assume
that
you'll
find
obsolete
equipment
inside
the
house
tug
on
the
service
drop
wires
to
make
sure
the
mast
doesn't
give
:
Please
refer
to
Section
5.1.7.
Question
48
11/1
pts
Service
entrance
(SE)
cables
must
be
securely
clamped
to
the
house
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every
6
inches
using
brass
clamps
and
screws
every
12
inches, using
rustproof
fasteners
every
6
feet
every
30
inches,
generally
:
Please
refer
to
Section
5.1.8.
Question
49
1/1
pts
Ohm's
Law,
the
relationship
between
voltage,
current,
and
resistance
in
a
simple
circuit,
states
:
Please
refer
to
Section
3.0.
Question
50
1/1
pts
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Following
the
grounded
conductor
from
the
service
box
toward
the
street,
you
would
find
that
it
connects
to
the
ground
rod
for
the
house
the
utility's
transformer
the
main
water
pipe
the
meter
the
grounding
electrode
:
Please
refer
to
Section
3.0.
Quiz
Score:
39
out
of
50
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