Oregon Rule and Law Version 2026 Quiz

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  1. 1. 160 – Oregon Rule and Law Version 2026

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    Renewable Electrical Energy Bulk Labels may be purchased by ________.
    918-309-0410(1)

  2. 2. 159 – Oregon Rule and Law Version 2026

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    The misuse and violations of minor installation label rules ________.
    918-309-0260

  3. 3. 158 – Oregon Rule and Law Version 2026

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    A properly licensed electrical contractor may use a minor label permit for an altered electrical service that does not exceed ________ provided it is not required to be reconnected by the serving utility.
    918-309-0220(7)

  4. 4. 157 – Oregon Rule and Law Version 2026

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    A properly licensed electrical contractor may use a minor label permit for a circuit extension of not more than ________ electrical circuits limited to 30 amps and not more than 300 volts to ground.
    918-309-0220(7)

  5. 5. 156 – Oregon Rule and Law Version 2026

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    A properly licensed electrical contractor may use a minor label permit for a circuit extension of not more than ________ electrical circuits limited to 60 amps and not more than 150 volts to ground.
    918-309-0220(7)

  6. 6. 155 – Oregon Rule and Law Version 2026

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    Generally, a limited energy contractor can use a limited minor electrical permit for a new installation of up to ________ in new construction.
    918-309-0220(6)

  7. 7. 154 – Oregon Rule and Law Version 2026

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    A limited energy contractor can use a limited minor electrical permit for ________.
    918-309-0220(6)

  8. 8. 153 – Oregon Rule and Law Version 2026

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    A limited maintenance specialty contractor can take advantage of a minor label electrical permit to replace up to ________ ballasts for light fixtures under one minor permit.
    918-309-0220(5)

  9. 9. 152 – Oregon Rule and Law Version 2026

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    A limited maintenance specialty contractor may use a minor electrical permit label for ________.
    918-309-0220(5)

  10. 10. 151 – Oregon Rule and Law Version 2026

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    A limited maintenance specialty HVAC/R contractor may use a minor electrical permit label if the single phase installation does not exceed ________.
    918-309-0220(5)

  11. 11. 150 – Oregon Rule and Law Version 2026

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    A minor electrical permit label may not be used for an installation ________.
    918-309-0220(3)

  12. 12. 149 – Oregon Rule and Law Version 2026

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    A minor permit label in Oregon is an alternative option for smaller installations instead of a standard electrical permit. A minor label may be used for ________.
    918-309-0220(3)

  13. 13. 148 – Oregon Rule and Law Version 2026

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    Records required when a master annual permit is used also include ________.
    918-309-0100(6)

  14. 14. 147 – Oregon Rule and Law Version 2026

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    When an electrical contractor using a master permit for a facility ceases to cover that location, the inspecting jurisdiction shall be notified by the permit holder within ________ of the termination.
    918-309-0100(6)

  15. 15. 146 – Oregon Rule and Law Version 2026

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    A covered facility can obtain and use a master electrical permit only if ________.
    918-309-0100(5)

  16. 16. 145 – Oregon Rule and Law Version 2026

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    A master electrical permit shall only be provided to ________.
    918-309-0100(5)

  17. 17. 144 – Oregon Rule and Law Version 2026

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    A master electrical permit covers ________ electrical installations
    918-309-0100(4)

  18. 18. 143 – Oregon Rule and Law Version 2026

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    A master electrical work permit is used by industrial plants and governmental entities. A master permit is ________.
    918-309-0100(2)

  19. 19. 142 – Oregon Rule and Law Version 2026

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    If the rules on temporary electrical work permits are violated, civil penalties may be assessed. The contractor may also be ________ from using these in the future.
    918-309-0080(8)

  20. 20. 141 – Oregon Rule and Law Version 2026

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    An inspection for a temporary electrical work permit shall be requested ________.
    918-309-0080(6)

  21. 21. 140 – Oregon Rule and Law Version 2026

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    When notification to a jurisdiction of the use of a temporary electrical permit is called in, the original with payment must also be mailed in within ________.
    918-309-0080(4)

  22. 22. 139 – Oregon Rule and Law Version 2026

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    When notification to a jurisdiction of the use of a temporary electrical permit is faxed in, the original with payment must also be mailed in within ________.
    918-309-0080(4)

  23. 23. 138 – Oregon Rule and Law Version 2026

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    A temporary electrical work permit has a starting date, and the ending date shall not be any more than ________ days from the starting date.
    918-309-0080(4)

  24. 24. 137 – Oregon Rule and Law Version 2026

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    A temporary electrical work permit must be signed by ________.
    918-309-0080(4)

  25. 25. 136 – Oregon Rule and Law Version 2026

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    When using a temporary permit, the contractor must also fill out a standard form electrical permit application ________.
    918-309-0080(4)

  26. 26. 135 – Oregon Rule and Law Version 2026

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    Temporary electrical work permits can be used for ________.
    918-309-0075(2)

  27. 27. 134 – Oregon Rule and Law Version 2026

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    When it comes to a temporary electrical work permit, emergency electrical work is considered unplanned electrical repairs or replacements involving ________.
    918-309-0075(2)

  28. 28. 133 – Oregon Rule and Law Version 2026

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    The Oregon Electrical Specialty Code allows ________ to purchase and use temporary electrical work permits.
    918-309-0080(1)

  29. 29. 132 – Oregon Rule and Law Version 2026

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    A stop-work order may only be issued for ________ violations of the minimum electrical safety standards.
    918-309-0075(2)

  30. 30. 131 – Oregon Rule and Law Version 2026

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    Any person that commences and starts the electrical work before an electrical work permit is issued will be subject to ________.
    918-309-0070(12)

  31. 31. 130 – Oregon Rule and Law Version 2026

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    Bulk electrical permit labels are sold ________ at $25.00 per label
    918-309-0040(9)

  32. 32. 129 – Oregon Rule and Law Version 2026

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    When an electrical service was disconnected for repairs, if a major violation of the service exists, ________.
    918-309-0040(9)

  33. 33. 128 – Oregon Rule and Law Version 2026

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    The electrical work permit fee for a manufactured dwelling unit (mobile home) ________.
    918-309-0030(5)

  34. 34. 127 – Oregon Rule and Law Version 2026

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    To calculate the fee for an electrical work permit for a one-family dwelling, ________.
    918-309-0030(5)

  35. 35. 126 – Oregon Rule and Law Version 2026

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    When an electrical work permit is purchased for a two family dwelling unit, the permit purchaser is entitled to _________ inspections.
    918-309-0025(1)

  36. 36. 125 – Oregon Rule and Law Version 2026

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    When an electrical work permit is purchased for a one-family dwelling, the permit purchaser is entitled to ________ inspections.
    918-309-0025(1)

  37. 37. 124 – Oregon Rule and Law Version 2026

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    If an electrical contractor begins the electrical installation before a required plan review is completed ________.
    918-309-0025(1)

  38. 38. 123 – Oregon Rule and Law Version 2026

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    When an electrical contractor has a job that requires a state plan review process, _________.
    918-309-0025(1)

  39. 39. 122 – Oregon Rule and Law Version 2026

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    When an electrical permit is purchased, the permit purchaser is entitled to at least _________.
    918-309-000(11)

  40. 40. 121 – Oregon Rule and Law Version 2026

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    The Oregon Electrical Specialty Code does not require an electrical permit for ________.
    918-309-000(10)

  41. 41. 120 – Oregon Rule and Law Version 2026

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    The Oregon Electrical Specialty Code does not require an electrical work permit for ________.
    918-309-000(10)

  42. 42. 119 – Oregon Rule and Law Version 2026

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    The Oregon Electrical Specialty Code does not require any type of an electrical work permit for
    918-309-000(10)

  43. 43. 118 – Oregon Rule and Law Version 2026

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    When corrections have been issued to a permitted electrical installation, those corrections must be completed within ________ of the notification.
    918-309-000(8)

  44. 44. 117 – Oregon Rule and Law Version 2026

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    Electrical work permits issued under the Oregon Specialty Code become null and void if the electrical work has been suspended or abandoned for a period of _________.
    918-309-000(7)

  45. 45. 116 – Oregon Rule and Law Version 2026

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    Electrical work permits issued under the Oregon
    Specialty Code become null and void if the electrical work is not started within ________.
    918-309-000(7)

  46. 46. 115 – Oregon Rule and Law Version 2026

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    An unexpired permit holder ________ for an extension of time within which work may be completed.
    918-309-000(6)

  47. 47. 114 – Oregon Rule and Law Version 2026

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    As a general rule, an electrical permit issued to one firm is ________ .
    918-309-000(5)

  48. 48. 113 – Oregon Rule and Law Version 2026

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    An electrical work permit shall be posted ________.
    918-309-000(4)

  49. 49. 112 – Oregon Rule and Law Version 2026

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    In the State of Oregon, an electrical work permit is required ________.
    918-309-000(3)

  50. 50. 111 – Oregon Rule and Law Version 2026

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    When purchasing an electrical permit for the State of Oregon, the signature of ________ is required on each permit.
    918-309-000(1)

  51. 51. 110 – Oregon Rule and Law Version 2026

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    Along with the NEC requirement in article 800 section 800.48 the point of entrance for unlisted non conductive optical fiber cable shall be permitted to be extended by Continuously enclosing the cable in rigid pol vinyl chloride conduit, electrical metallic tubing or __________
    Table 1-E 800.48

  52. 52. 109 – Oregon Rule and Law Version 2026

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    Feeder taps for Interconnected Electric Power Production Sources (Multiple sources operating in parallel with the primary electric source.) shall not be less that one-third the overcurrent device plus the ratings of any others connected. The State of Oregon Rules ________.
    Table 1-E 705.12(A)

  53. 53. 108 – Oregon Rule and Law Version 2026

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    The 2026 NEC requires Commissioning of energy storage systems upon installation in accordance with the manufacturers instructions. Oregon rule and law has _________
    Table 1-E 706.7

  54. 54. 107 – Oregon Rule and Law Version 2026

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    Ground-Fault Circuit-Interrupter Protection (GFCI) for personnel was modified in the NEC to cover all receptacles for electric hand tools or portable lighting in work areas for welders. The Oregon amendments ________.
    Table 1-E 630.8

  55. 55. 106 – Oregon Rule and Law Version 2026

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    Ground-Fault Circuit-Interrupter Protection (GFCI) for personnel was modified in the NEC to cover all receptacles for electric vehicle charging locations. The Oregon amendments
    Table 1-E 625.54

  56. 56. 105 – Oregon Rule and Law Version 2026

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    The NEC does not allow reconditioned luminaires, ballasts, and LED drivers. The State of Oregon further clarifies that ________.
    Table 1-E 410.3 B

  57. 57. 104 – Oregon Rule and Law Version 2026

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    An electrical Oregon Rule and Law states that panelboards with overcurrent protection should not be greater than the panel board . Individual protection shall not be required for Panel boards usesd as service equipment with multiple disconnecting means in accordance with __________
    Table 1-E 408.36

  58. 58. 103 – Oregon Rule and Law Version 2026

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    A new general rules does not allow receptacle outlets within 3 feet of a dwelling unit bathtub or shower. A modified exception for a small bathroom in Oregon allows the receptacle to be installed ________.
    Table 1-E , 406.9 C 1

  59. 59. 102 – Oregon Rule and Law Version 2026

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    A modification to the NEC rules that require all receptacles to be rated as suitable for damp locations in Oregon applies to ________.
    Table 1-E 406.9(A) 1 c

  60. 60. 101 – Oregon Rule and Law Version 2026

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    The Oregon State Electrical Specialty Code amendments Section 362.30 securing and supporting ENT to allow __________.
    Table 1-E , 362.30 A

  61. 61. 100 – Oregon Rule and Law Version 2026

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    The Oregon State Electrical Specialty amendments allow overcurrent protective devices in ________.
    Table 1-E , 240.24(E)

  62. 62. 099 – Oregon Rule and Law Version 2026

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    The NEC has begun to address remotely adjusting Adjustable-Trip Circuit Breakers via the internet. In Oregon the permit holder ________ demonstrate compliance with this requirement.
    Table 1-E 240.6(D)

  63. 63. 098 – Oregon Rule and Law Version 2026

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    The NEC additionally required barriers to cover the exposed energized bussing for service panelboards. The State of Oregon rules ________.
    Table 1-E , 230.62(C)

  64. 64. 097 – Oregon Rule and Law Version 2026

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    The NEC allows service-entrance conductors to be spiced and tapped. Power distribution blocks and pressure connectors are required by the Oregon Rules to be ________.
    Table 1-E 230.46

  65. 65. 096 – Oregon Rule and Law Version 2026

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    Emergency disconnects located outside of a dwelling unit were required to aid the first responders. The Oregon amendments ________.
    Table 1-E 230.41

  66. 66. 095 – Oregon Rule and Law Version 2026

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    Additional surge protection for feeders was a major change in the NEC. The State of Oregon ________.
    Table 1-E 215.18

  67. 67. 094 – Oregon Rule and Law Version 2026

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    The 2026 NEC required that where the distribution equipment supplied by the feeder is replaced all of the requirements of 215.18 shall apply. The State of Oregon Rules ________.
    Table 1-E 215.18(D)

  68. 68. 093 – Oregon Rule and Law Version 2026

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    The NEC additionally required barriers to cover the exposed energized bussing for feeder panelboards. The Oregon Electrical Specialty Codes ________.
    Table 1-E 215.15

  69. 69. 092 – Oregon Rule and Law Version 2026

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    The Oregon State rules also modified the NEC arc fault requirements for dormitory unit receptacles by additionally adding ________ areas.
    Table 1-E , 210.12(C)

  70. 70. 091 – Oregon Rule and Law Version 2026

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    The Oregon State rules modified the NEC arc fault requirements for dormitory unit receptacles ________ areas.
    Table 1-E , 210.12(C)

  71. 71. 090 – Oregon Rule and Law Version 2026

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    The NEC expanded the requirements for GFCI protection for appliances, the Oregon Specialty Code clarified GFCI protection for _________.
    Table 1-E 210.8(D)

  72. 72. 089 – Oregon Rule and Law Version 2026

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    The NEC added additional GFCI protection requirements for aquariums and bait wells. The Oregon rules modified with an exception if the device is installed ________ and a single receptacle is installed.
    Table 1-E , 210.8(B)ex 7

  73. 73. 088 – Oregon Rule and Law Version 2026

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    The NEC defines a kitchen which includes an area with sinks and permanent provisions for food preparation. Th Oregon State rules
    Table 1-E , 210.8 A

  74. 74. 087 – Oregon Rule and Law Version 2026

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    The NEC clarified the general rules regarding identification of disconnecting means. Oregon additionally noted that the location of the circuit source information should include ________.
    Table 1-E 110.22(A)

  75. 75. 086 – Oregon Rule and Law Version 2026

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    A new alterative method from the NEC to recondition and restore electrical equipment in Oregon is to use replacement parts ________.
    Table 1-E 110.20

  76. 76. 085 – Oregon Rule and Law Version 2026

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    NEC addressed servicing and preventive maintenance with used electrical equipment adding requirements. In Oregon ________.
    Table 1-E 110.17

  77. 77. 084 – Oregon Rule and Law Version 2026

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    A change has now begun to address cybersecurity for network-connected life safety equipment. In Oregon the permit holder ________ demonstrate compliance with this requirement for this type of installation.
    Table 1-E , 110.3(A)(8)

  78. 78. 083 – Oregon Rule and Law Version 2026

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    A change in the definition of servicing in the Oregon rules now includes the ________ of used equipment with listed or recognized components. (Also can be a factor when it comes to licensing compliance.)
    Table 1-E 100 Definitions

  79. 79. 082 – Oregon Rule and Law Version 2026

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    A new clarification of the NEC definition of a structure in Oregon now includes ________.
    (Important when it comes to floating a neutral or not.)
    Table 1-E 100 Definitions

  80. 80. 081 – Oregon Rule and Law Version 2026

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    There now includes a clarification for the electrical datum plane (elevation) calculations for locations such as marinas. The electrical datum plane shall be determined in accordance with __________ codes.
    Table 1-E 90.4(D)

  81. 81. 080 – Oregon Rule and Law Version 2026

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    An example of a condition requirement for product use in a system that generates and distributes electricity that is not certified includes the ________.
    918-261-0030

  82. 82. 079 – Oregon Rule and Law Version 2026

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    An example of the exemption for underground electrical transmission lines from permits and licensing is when the equipment is owned and operated by ________.
    918-261-0030

  83. 83. 078 – Oregon Rule and Law Version 2026

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    An example of the exemption for an underground signal loop from inspections would be a Class 2 ________.
    918-261-0025

  84. 84. 077 – Oregon Rule and Law Version 2026

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    There is an exemption from permits for the repair or replacement of an HVAC ________.
    918-261-0020

  85. 85. 076 – Oregon Rule and Law Version 2026

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    A general journey-level can be exempt from the engineering requirements for the designing of a fire protection system. When he/she qualifies, he/she is not subject to any requirements for additional ________.
    918-261-0015 (2)

  86. 86. 075 – Oregon Rule and Law Version 2026

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    In regards to the Oregon Administrative Rules, a Signing Supervising Electrician is authorized by the electrical contractor to sign ________.
    918-251-0090

  87. 87. 074 – Oregon Rule and Law Version 2026

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    A Plug-in Replacement does not have ________ that is connected to the plug-in part or assembly.
    918-251-0090

  88. 88. 073 – Oregon Rule and Law Version 2026

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    A Listed Product means a product that was examined and accepted by ________.
    918-251-0090

  89. 89. 072 – Oregon Rule and Law Version 2026

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    A Limited Energy System can mean a system that includes ________.
    918-251-0090

  90. 90. 071 – Oregon Rule and Law Version 2026

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    When an electrical item is Labeled, it will have an identifying mark by ________.
    918-251-0090

  91. 91. 070 – Oregon Rule and Law Version 2026

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    In Oregon, a Jurisdictional Inspector can be a ________.
    918-251-0090

  92. 92. 069 – Oregon Rule and Law Version 2026

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    For the purposes of electrical licensing, an Industrial Plant can include a ________.
    918-251-0090

  93. 93. 068 – Oregon Rule and Law Version 2026

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    An Indorsement determines the ________ of work authorized under a restricted electrical license.
    918-251-0090

  94. 94. 067 – Oregon Rule and Law Version 2026

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    An electrical Engineer in Oregon is an individual who has completed a minimum ________ in electrical engineering or technology.
    918-251-0090

  95. 95. 066 – Oregon Rule and Law Version 2026

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    In Oregon, the Electrical Specialty Code means ________.
    918-251-0090

  96. 96. 065 – Oregon Rule and Law Version 2026

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    When something is Custom Made, it is an electrical product that
    918-251-0090

  97. 97. 064 – Oregon Rule and Law Version 2026

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    When an electrical contractor has a person that is Continuously Employed, he or she devotes ________ of employment to the tasks such as supervising.
    918-251-0090

  98. 98. 063 – Oregon Rule and Law Version 2026

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    The definition of a Building, electrically speaking, can be when it is isolated from an adjoining structure by
    918-251-0090

  99. 99. 062 – Oregon Rule and Law Version 2026

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    The definition of Appliance, in regards to the limited maintenance specialty contractor license, does not include
    918-251-0090

  100. 100. 061 – Oregon Rule and Law Version 2026

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    The definition of Approved, in regards to a product, means
    918-251-0090

  101. 101. 060 – Oregon Rule and Law Version 2026

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    According to Oregon Rule & Law (Table 1-E), when a building or structure is supported by a PV system, the PV equipment grounding conductor must be connected to the grounding electrode system in accordance with Article 250. What is the minimum permitted size of the grounding electrode conductor?

    Table 1-E , 690.47 A

  102. 102. 059 – Oregon Rule and Law Version 2026

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    According to Oregon Rule & Law (Table 1‑E), exposed single conductors shall be supported and secured by which of the following methods?

    Table 1-E, 690.31 (C)(1)

  103. 103. 058 – Oregon Rule and Law Version 2026

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    For a swimming pool, ________ shall be permitted to required periodic inspections and/or testing.
    Table 1-E 680.4

  104. 104. 057 – Oregon Rule and Law Version 2026

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    In an elevator pit, sump pumps are required to be protected with Class A GFCI protection for personnel, unless ________.
    Table 1-E , 620.7 A

  105. 105. 056 – Oregon Rule and Law Version 2026

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    For solidly grounded wye electrical services operating at more than 150 volts to ground but not exceeding 1000 volts phase‑to‑phase, where the available fault current exceeds 10,000 amperes, the NEC requires the service overcurrent protective devices to be a Current limiting overcurrent protective device. Oregon rule in law table1 – E has _

    Table 1-E 590.9 B

  106. 106. 055 – Oregon Rule and Law Version 2026

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    When ground fault protection of equipment (GFPE) Is coordinated and performance testing is required a____________ having proper training and experience required to perform and evaluate the result of such performance testing will be used according to the manufacturers instructions
    Table 1-E , 555.35(F)

  107. 107. 054 – Oregon Rule and Law Version 2026

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    In a place of assembly, illumination shall be required for working spaces around outdoor
    Table 1-E 518.8

  108. 108. 053 – Oregon Rule and Law Version 2026

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    Ground-fault protection performance testing in a Health Care Facility shall be conducted by
    Table 1-E 517.17(D)

  109. 109. 052 – Oregon Rule and Law Version 2026

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    Part II of NEC Article 517 shall not apply to ________ areas.
    Table 1-E , 517.10(B)

  110. 110. 051 – Oregon Rule and Law Version 2026

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    If electrical switchgear has been damaged by fire or water, it shall be evaluated by ________ prior to being returned to service
    Table 1-E , 495.3 A

  111. 111. 050 – Oregon Rule and Law Version 2026

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    Personnel doors intended for egress from designated battery rooms shall be equipped with
    Table 1-E , 480.10(E)

  112. 112. 049 – Oregon Rule and Law Version 2026

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    Emergency shutdown in one and two family dwelling units for other than cord and plug connected portable generators an emergency shutdown device shall  ________

    Table 1-E , 445.19(C)

  113. 113. 048 – Oregon Rule and Law Version 2026

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    Oregon Rule & Law added a new exception to 440.14 for ductless mini‑split HVAC systems. Under this exception, the lockable disconnecting means located at the outdoor equipment may serve as the disconnecting means for the indoor unit when which condition is met?

    Table 1-E , 445.14 ex.3

  114. 114. 047 – Oregon Rule and Law Version 2026

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    Sump and sewage pumps are generally required to be protected with Class A GFCI protection for personnel, unless

    Table 1-E , 422.5(A)(6)

  115. 115. 046 – Oregon Rule and Law Version 2026

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    If electrical equipment has been damaged by fire or water, it shall be evaluated by _______ prior to being returned to service.
    Table 1-E , 408.3 A

  116. 116. 045 – Oregon Rule and Law Version 2026

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    In the State of Oregon, all 15 and 20 ampere, 125 volt, nonlocking type receptacles in _________ shall be listed as tamper-resistant receptacles
    Table 1-E 406.26

  117. 117. 044 – Oregon Rule and Law Version 2026

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    Receptacles shall not be installed within or above a bathtub,
    Table 1-E , 406.9 C 1

  118. 118. 043 – Oregon Rule and Law Version 2026

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    Type MC cable ________ secured and supported by cable ties
    Table 1-E , 330.30 A

  119. 119. 042 – Oregon Rule and Law Version 2026

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    An interior of a raceway installed in a wet location shall also be considered a wet location, unless _____
    Table 1-E , 300.9 ex

  120. 120. 041 – Oregon Rule and Law Version 2026

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    Conduits or raceways through which moisture may contact live parts shall be sealed
    Table 1-E, 300.7 G

  121. 121. 040 – Oregon Rule and Law Version 2026

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    NEC 230.70 requires an emergency disconnect for one‑ and  two‑family dwellings. According to Oregon Rule & Law, this requirement is:

    Table 1-E , 230.70 A

  122. 122. 039 – Oregon Rule and Law Version 2026

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    NEC 230.67 normally requires a surge protective device (SPD) on all dwelling unit services. According to Oregon Rule & Law, this section is ________.
    Table 1-E 230.67

  123. 123. 038 – Oregon Rule and Law Version 2026

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    Each meeting room of not more than 1,000 square feet
    Table 1-E 210.65

  124. 124. 037 – Oregon Rule and Law Version 2026

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    A deck or porch that is located above grade is required to have at least 1 receptacle outlet installed, unless
    Table 1-E , 210.52(E)(3)

  125. 125. 036 – Oregon Rule and Law Version 2026

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    According to the NEC 210.52(C)(2) as adopted by Oregon Rule & Law, which statement is TRUE regarding receptacle outlets on kitchen island or peninsula countertops in dwelling units?
    Table 1-E, 210.52 (C)(2)

  126. 126. 035 – Oregon Rule and Law Version 2026

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    In a dormitory unit, AFCI protection shall not be required for 120 volt, single phase, 15 and 20 ampere branch circuits supplying receptacles located in
    Table 1-E , 210.12(C)

  127. 127. 034 – Oregon Rule and Law Version 2026

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    In a dwelling unit, AFCI protection shall not be required for 120 volt, single phase, 15 and 20 ampere branch circuits supplying receptacles located in
    Table 1-E , 210.12(B)ex 4

  128. 128. 033 – Oregon Rule and Law Version 2026

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    In a dwelling unit, AFCI protection shall not be required for 120 volt, single phase, 15 and 20 ampere branch circuits supplying receptacles located in
    Table 1-E , 210.12(B)ex 3

  129. 129. 032 – Oregon Rule and Law Version 2026

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    In a dwelling unit, AFCI protection shall not be required for 120 volt, single phase, 15 and 20 ampere branch circuits supplying receptacles located in
    Table 1-E , 210.12(B)ex 2

  130. 130. 031 – Oregon Rule and Law Version 2026

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    Generally, all outdoor ________ for other than dwelling units, that are supplied by single-phase branch circuits rated 150 volts to ground or less (60 amperes or less) shall have GFCI protection
    Table 1-E , 210.8(F)

  131. 131. 030 – Oregon Rule and Law Version 2026

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    A 125 volt, 20 ampere receptacle, installed inside a dwelling unit to service heating and air conditioning equipment is
    Table 1-E , 210.8(E)

  132. 132. 029 – Oregon Rule and Law Version 2026

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    GFCI protection shall not be required for a single receptacle serving an appliance if
    Table 1-E , 210.8 A

  133. 133. 028 – Oregon Rule and Law Version 2026

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    In the State of Oregon, all ________ 15 and 20 ampere receptacles installed in other than dwelling unit locations specified in 210.8(B)1-12, shall have GFCI protection for personnel
    Table 1-E , 210.8(B)

  134. 134. 027 – Oregon Rule and Law Version 2026

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    Indoor damp and wet locations of dwelling units are ________ GFCI protection for 125 volt, 15 and 20 ampere receptacles.
    Table 1-E , 210.8 A

  135. 135. 026 – Oregon Rule and Law Version 2026

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    In Oregon State, ________ in a dwelling unit are not required to have GFCI protection for all 125 volt, single phase, 15-20 ampere receptacles
    Table 1-E , 210.8(A)(7)

  136. 136. 025 – Oregon Rule and Law Version 2026

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    In the State of Oregon, all ________ 15 and 20 ampere receptacles installed in dwelling unit locations specified in 210.8(A)1-10 shall have GFCI protection for personnel.
    Table 1-E , 210.8 A

  137. 137. 024 – Oregon Rule and Law Version 2026

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    When doors are required to be equipped with panic hardware, the panic hardware for quick egress shall be ________.
    Table 1-E, 110.26 (C)(3)

  138. 138. 023 – Oregon Rule and Law Version 2026

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    An Alcove in the Oregon Specialty Electrical Code is additionally defined as an area with a ________.
    Table 1-E, 100

  139. 139. 022 – Oregon Rule and Law Version 2026

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    A dormitory in Oregon is considered a space in a building where group sleeping accommodations are provided in one or more closely associated rooms with up to _________ persons
    Table 1-E, 100

  140. 140. 021 – Oregon Rule and Law Version 2026

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    Requests for special permission to waive specific requirements in Oregon shall be in writing and shall be obtained
    Table 1-E , 90.4(C)

  141. 141. 020 – Oregon Rule and Law Version 2026

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    Existing electrical installations in Oregon that complied with previous National Electrical Code standards
    918-305-0000

  142. 142. 019 – Oregon Rule and Law Version 2026

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    A general journey-level electrical 8,000 hour apprenticeship program in Oregon with at least ________ hours of on-the-job training may work under indirect supervision.
    918-282-0270

  143. 143. 018 – Oregon Rule and Law Version 2026

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    To become a general journey-level electrical apprentice in Oregon,
    918-282-0270

  144. 144. 017 – Oregon Rule and Law Version 2026

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    A licensed limited stage electrician journey-level
    918-282-0230

  145. 145. 016 – Oregon Rule and Law Version 2026

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    A licensed journey-level limited sign electrician is not permitted to
    918-282-0220

  146. 146. 015 – Oregon Rule and Law Version 2026

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    A licensed journey-level limited sign electrician may extend an existing dedicated sign branch circuit not more than ________
    918-282-0220

  147. 147. 014 – Oregon Rule and Law Version 2026

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    A licensed limited manufacturing plant journey-level ________ electrical products in an industrial plant owned by the licensee’s employer
    918-282-0190

  148. 148. 013 – Oregon Rule and Law Version 2026

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    A licensed limited residential electrician can make electrical installations on multi-family dwelling units when not exceeding ________ floors above grade
    918-282-0180

  149. 149. 012 – Oregon Rule and Law Version 2026

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    A licensed general journey-level electrician is authorized to do ________.
    918-282-0170

  150. 150. 011 – Oregon Rule and Law Version 2026

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    A limited supervising electrician may direct an electrical installation in an existing _________.
    918-282-0160

  151. 151. 010 – Oregon Rule and Law Version 2026

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    The general signing supervising electrician shall ________
    918-282-0140

  152. 152. 009 – Oregon Rule and Law Version 2026

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    ________ is the only individual authorized to supervise the installation or alteration of an electrical service
    918-282-0140

  153. 153. 008 – Oregon Rule and Law Version 2026

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    When a general supervising electrician is working for an electrical contractor, he/she may design, plan, and lay out work for ________.
    918-282-0140

  154. 154. 007 – Oregon Rule and Law Version 2026

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    An owner of a facility having electrical employees ________ to the division the names and license numbers of limited supervising or limited maintenance electricians employed.
    918-282-0120

  155. 155. 006 – Oregon Rule and Law Version 2026

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    Electrical licenses in Oregon are not required to install limited energy systems not exceeding ________ in Class 2 systems within a given list of items.
    918-282-0110

  156. 156. 005 – Oregon Rule and Law Version 2026

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    Electrical licenses in Oregon are not required to do testing of electrical products in _________.
    918-282-0110

  157. 157. 004 – Oregon Rule and Law Version 2026

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    A registered signing supervising electrician shall provide direct supervision or control on a job by ________.
    918-282-0015

  158. 158. 003 – Oregon Rule and Law Version 2026

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    Return of the minor label log sheet to the division or proper jurisdiction shall be: when all the labels in the lot are used, or ________ from the date of sale; whichever occurs first
    918-100-0050

  159. 159. 002 – Oregon Rule and Law Version 2026

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    Minor labels sold by the division for electrical installations shall be sold ___________.
    918-100-0030

  160. 160. 001 – Oregon Rule and Law Version 2026

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    An electrical minor label is chosen to permit a small job. When must you post the label on the job site?
    918-100-0050
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