MT: Commercial Code Review (201029) Quiz Please sign up for the before taking this quiz. Back Save Progress Retry Finish 1. 196 – Industry Related Commercial Code Review Version (201029)1A 300 HP, 480-Volt 451 amp, 3 phase motor is fed with 2 raceways. The minimum size of the equipment grounding conductor in each raceway shall be a __________ conductor if the Automatic Overcurrent Protective Device is rated at 500. #4 Copper 1/0 Copper #2 Aluminum #2 Copper Reference: Table 250.122 2. 195 – Industry Related Commercial Code Review Version (201029)1A 300 HP, 480-volt 451 ampere, 3 phase motor is fed with 1 raceway. The minimum size of the equipment grounding conductor shall be a __________ conductor if the Automatic Overcurrent Protective Device is rated at 500. #4 Copper #2 Copper 1/0 Copper #2 Aluminum Reference: Table 250.122 3. 194 – Industry Related Commercial Code Review Version (201029)1A 300 HP, 480-volt 451 ampere, 3 phase motor has a service with two, 4/0 Copper parallel conductors, the minimum grounded (neutral) size required for the main service can be two, __________ conductors. (Add circular mil areas together). #2 Copper #4 Copper 1/0 Copper 1/0 Aluminum Reference: Table 250.66 Table 8 4. 193 – Industry Related Commercial Code Review Version (201029)1A 300 HP, 480-volt 451 ampere, 3 phase motor is again fed with 1 raceway. If the six paralleled type USE insulated conductors with 75 degree C terminations derated at 80% are used, at least __________ AWG sized wires are needed for the ungrounded (hot) conductors. (The 90 degree column can be used if the de-rating adjustment factors were used). 3/0 Copper 4/0 Aluminum 4/0 Copper 250 KCMIL Copper Reference: Table 310.16 5. 192 – Industry Related Commercial Code Review Version (201029)1A 300 HP, 480-Volt 451 ampere, 3 phase motor is now fed with only 1 raceway. This requires all six ungrounded (hot) conductors to be installed in 1 conduit so they must be de-rated to __________. 50% 80% 60% 70% Reference: Table 310.15 C1 6. 191 – Industry Related Commercial Code Review Version (201029)1A 300 HP, 480-volt 451 ampere, 3 phase motor is fed with 2 raceways. If type USE insulated paralleled conductors with 75 degree C terminations are used, at least __________ AWG sized wires are needed for the ungrounded (hot) conductors. 4/0 Aluminum 2/0 Copper 3/0 Copper 4/0 Copper Reference: Table 310.16 7. 184 – Industry Related Commercial Code Review Version (201029)1How many #6 AWG THW conductors can be installed in a 1 inch EMT conduit? 4 3 5 6 Reference: Table C 1 8. 182 – Industry Related Commercial Code Review Version (201029)1How many #4 AWG THWN/THHN conductors can you install in a 3/4″ trade size Liquidtight Flexible Nonmetallic Conduit (LFNC)? 3 4 5 2 Reference: Annex Table C 5 9. 181 – Industry Related Commercial Code Review Version (201029)1A Class 2 or 3 remote-control signaling circuit conductor shall not be secured to __________. metal studs equipment conduit All of these statements are true. Reference: 722.24B 10. 180 – Industry Related Commercial Code Review Version (201029)1 A new type solid-state, 120-volt dimmer switch is installed in a junction box and it is also connected with a Class 2 circuit to a central microprocessor for control. The required 1/4″ inch separation for the low and high voltage conductors in the same enclosure can not be maintained when trimming out. This installation is not allowed. This installation is now allowed. This installation would be allowed if Type CL-3 cable is used and the jacket is intact up to the switch. (considered a barrier) This installation is not allowed if the dimmer switch is 240-volt rated. Reference: 725.136B 11. 179 – Industry Related Commercial Code Review Version (201029)1As a general rule, for a photovoltaic system, the ampacity of conductors and overcurrent devices shall not be less than __________ of the computed current. 125% 80% 150% 100% Reference: 690.8 B 12. 178 – Industry Related Commercial Code Review Version (201029)1Which is a true statement about a Solar Photovoltaic System? There shall be a separation between Photovoltaic circuits and branch circuits of other systems. A roof mounted Photovoltaic array located on a commercial building shall have GFCI protection. All of these statements are true Only one service can supply a structure, even if one is a Solar Photovoltaic System. Reference: 690.31 B 13. 177 – Industry Related Commercial Code Review Version (201029)1 The basic photovoltaic mechanically and electrically grouping of modules is called a(n) __________. Solar cell Module Blocking diode Array Reference: Article 100 Definitions 14. 176 – Industry Related Commercial Code Review Version (201029)1The #8 solid copper bonding conductor for a swimming pool is not required to be connected to the __________. metal slide framing main electrical service panel concrete deck reinforcing metal metal ladder cups Reference: 680.26 B 15. 174 – Industry Related Commercial Code Review Version (201029)1Article 640 covers equipment and wiring for __________. public address (PA) systems All of these statements are true. telecommunications fiber optics Reference: 640.1 16. 173 – Industry Related Commercial Code Review Version (201029)1Which is not considered an electric vehicle by the NEC? The NEC is no longer clear on this. All of these statements are true. An electric powered bus An electric powered van Reference: 625.1 17. 171 – Industry Related Commercial Code Review Version (201029)1Conductors installed in an escalator wellway can be installed in __________. electrical metallic tubing (EMT) All of these statements are true. rigid nonmetallic conduit (RNC, PVC) type MC Cable Reference: 620.21 18. 170 – Industry Related Commercial Code Review Version (201029)1A feeder to an apartment building supplies power to 2 elevators with a 50% duty cycle. A __________ demand factor shall be applied. 0.9 0.95 0.75 1 Reference: Table 620.14 19. 162 – Industry Related Commercial Code Review Version (201029)1Bare bulb lamps are installed behind a theater stage where they might come into contact with combustible scenery material. They need to be free from physical damage, have a guard, and/or provide an air space of at least __________ inch(es) to any combustible material. 1 2 2-Jan 3 Reference: 520.47 20. 155 – Industry Related Commercial Code Review Version (201029)1How many grounded circuit conductors can be connected in a single hole in the neutral bus of a service-entrance panelboard? One. Two or more if the terminal is identified for the connection of more than one conductor. None. Both A & B above are true. Reference: 408.41 21. 154 – Industry Related Commercial Code Review Version (201029)1How many equipment grounding conductors can be connected in a single hole in the neutral bus of a service-entrance panelboard? Some manufacturers allow 2, the wiring diagram for the panel will need to be reviewed, check the labeling & listing. As many as the termination will allow. None. Three. Reference: 110.3 22. 153 – Industry Related Commercial Code Review Version (201029)1When a large number of circuits are supplied in a single lighting and appliance panelboard, if there are heavy load conditions excessive temperatures may cause damage. The number of circuits supplied to one panelboard is limited to __________. 50 24 36 There is no longer a limit. Reference: 408.3 23. 151 – Industry Related Commercial Code Review Version (201029)1Which is an approved method of preventing tension or pull on a flexible cord to the connections? Knotting the cord Fittings designed for the purpose All of the above are true statements. Winding with tape Reference: 400.14 notes 24. 148 – Industry Related Commercial Code Review Version (201029)1Which is a true statement about strapping and supporting Electrical Metalic Tubing (EMT)? Generally, EMT shall be secured within the first 3 feet of a conduit body. All of these statements are true. EMT can be secured to within 5 feet of a junction box if the conduit has no couplings in that portion and the structure does not allow any closer location. EMT is not required to be strapped behind an existing finished wall when an unbroken length is fished behind it. Reference: 358.30 A 25. 147 – Industry Related Commercial Code Review Version (201029)1A Rigid Metal Conduit is field threaded. A standard __________ inch taper per foot shall be used for the cutting die. 5/8",Wrong:7/8 3/4",Wrong:1/2 Reference: 344.28 26. 146 – Industry Related Commercial Code Review Version (201029)1An underground Rigid Nonmetallic Conduit (RNC, PVC) feeder is considered a wet location, a #12 AWG Nonmetallic Sheathed Cable (Romex, NM) is to be installed in this raceway. This installation is allowed by the NEC if the conductors are copper. This installation is not allowed by the NEC. The paper filler can get wet and corrosion can occur to the small bare equipment grounding conductor. This installation is allowed by the NEC. This installation is allowed by the NEC if the conductors are #10 AWG or larger. Reference: 334.12 27. 141 – Industry Related Commercial Code Review Version (201029)1What is the allowable ampacity of 6, #8 THWN conductors in a conduit? 35.2 50 40 20 Reference: Table 310.15 C1 28. 140 – Industry Related Commercial Code Review Version (201029)1Which is not a true statement about running conductors in parallel? Conductors of each phase shall be the same length. Conductors of one phase does not have to have the same physical characteristics of another. When run in separate raceways, one can be metallic and the other nonmetallic. Conductors of each phase shall terminate in the same manner. Reference: 310.10 G 29. 137 – Industry Related Commercial Code Review Version (201029)1As a general rule, a conduit can be used to support another conduit if __________. Rigid Nonmetallic Conduit (RNC, PVC) is used None of these statements are true. Electrical Metallic Conduit (EMT) is used Rigid Metallic Conduit (RNC) is used Reference: 300.11 30. 132 – Industry Related Commercial Code Review Version (201029)1A 200 ampere service with 2/0 copper service entrance conductors is grounded by running one continuous wire from a metallic piping system, then to 2 ground rods and then to the service neutral bar. This grounding electrode conductor must be at least a #2 AWG copper. This grounding electrode conductor must be at least a #1/0 AWG copper. This grounding electrode conductor must be at least a #4 AWG copper. This grounding electrode conductor must be at least a #6 AWG copper. Reference: Table 250.66 31. 130 – Industry Related Commercial Code Review Version (201029)1A copper grounding electrode conductor is ran along the surface of a building between 2 ground rods. It is not subject to physical damage and without covering or protection. What is the minimum size allowed? #2 AWG #8 AWG #4 AWG #6 AWG Reference: 250.64 B 32. 129 – Industry Related Commercial Code Review Version (201029)1A metal underground water pipe is used as the electrical system’s grounding electrode. It shall be supplemented with __________ more ground rod(s) if the first one has a resistance of more than 25 ohms to ground. 2 1 no 3 Reference: 250.53 D 33. 127 – Industry Related Commercial Code Review Version (201029)1An AC transformer operating at 32 volts is required to be grounded __________. If it is supplied by a 120 volt to ground branch circuit If it is supplied by a 50 volt to ground branch circuit If it is supplied by a 240 volt to ground branch circuit All of these statements are true. Reference: 250.20 A 34. 126 – Industry Related Commercial Code Review Version (201029)1After a ground rod clamp is installed, it should be accessible and if it is subject to physical damage it shall be protected __________. All of these statements are true. by enclosing in wood by enclosing in metal by enclosing in an equivalent protective covering Reference: 250.1 35. 125 – Industry Related Commercial Code Review Version (201029)1The next standard overcurrent protective device size up can be selected on a single main for your conductors if the device is rated __________ amperes or less. 800 600 1000 1200 Reference: 240.4 B 36. 117 – Industry Related Commercial Code Review Version (201029)1A commercial building has a power company pad mount transformer outside. There are 3 separate underground service laterals from the transformer to the structure, each of which terminates in a separate service disconnect. This is a violation of the NEC. This would be considered 3 services to one building. This would be allowed if the disconnects are grouped. This would be allowed if the Authority Having Jurisdiction (AHJ) gave express permission. This would be allowed if the disconnects are grouped and the conductors are 1/0 or larger. Reference: 230.2 37. 114 – Industry Related Commercial Code Review Version (201029)1Given that a separate building is supplied by a single branch circuit with an equipment grounding conductor from a common service. Two, 8 foot by 5/8 inch rod electrodes are now required. If the building has a metal skin on the exterior, a grounding electrode is required A grounding electrode is not required. A grounding electrode is required. Reference: 250.32 A 38. 113 – Industry Related Commercial Code Review Version (201029)1Given that a separate building is supplied by a single branch circuit with an equipment grounding conductor from a common service. For a commercial outbuilding, a snap switch may be used as the required disconnect. For an industrial outbuilding, a snap switch may be used as the required disconnect. All of these statements are true. For a residential outbuilding, a snap switch may be used as the required disconnect. Reference: 225.36 39. 111 – Industry Related Commercial Code Review Version (201029)1A large feeder is run from one structure to another. Conductors are at the second structure in a gutter where taps are made into disconnects. As a general rule, one disconnect can be 50 feet from the other if the tap rules are followed. All of these statements are allowed. As a general rule, the disconnects shall be grouped together at one location. As a general rule, one disconnect can be on the outside of the wall and one inside the same wall if each is marked to indicate the load served. Reference: 225.34 40. 110 – Industry Related Commercial Code Review Version (201029)1A large feeder is run from one structure to another. It is terminated at the second structure in a gutter where taps are made into disconnects. As a general rule, what is the maximum number of disconnects allowed? 2 6 There is no maximum number if it is only a feeder. 3 Reference: 225.33 A 41. 108 – Industry Related Commercial Code Review Version (201029)1When one building is on a single property with one owner and it is fed from another, how many feeders are allowed? More than one if the structure is very large and 2 supplies are needed. More than one when there is a 2,500 ampere load. All of these statements are true. More than one when one is a 3 phase and one is a single phase. Reference: 225.3 42. 107 – Industry Related Commercial Code Review Version (201029)1A barn has an opening for the loft on the second floor. A feeder or a branch circuit can not __________ the entrance to the building opening. be within 5 feet of be within 6 feet of be within 4 feet of obstruct Reference: 225.19 D3 43. 105 – Industry Related Commercial Code Review Version (201029)1A store has an 18 foot wide Show Window. At least __________ receptacle outlet(s) shall be installed above the window. 4 3 2 1 Reference: 210.62 44. 099 – Industry Related Commercial Code Review Version (201029)1What is the minimum size conduit for eight #12 AWG THW conductors? 1 inch Electrical Metallic Tubing (EMT). 3/4 inch Electrical Metallic Tubing (EMT). 1 1/4 inch Electrical Metallic Tubing (EMT). 1/2 inch Electrical Metallic Tubing (EMT). Reference: Annex C1 45. 098 – Industry Related Commercial Code Review Version (201029)1How many # 6 AWG THW conductors can be installed in a 1 inch EMT conduit? 4 5 6 3 Reference: Annex C1 46. 097 – Industry Related Commercial Code Review Version (201029)1How many 1/0 THHN compact conductors can you install in a 1 1/2″ Electrical Metallic Tubing (EMT)? 4 6 5 3 Reference: Annex C1A 47. 096 – Industry Related Commercial Code Review Version (201029)1How many 1/0 THHN conductors can you install in a 1 1/2″ Electrical Metallic Tubing (EMT)? 4 3 5 6 Reference: Annex C1 48. 094 – Industry Related Commercial Code Review Version (201029)1Which is not true of an electric sign requirement? Every sign shall be listed. Outdoor readily accessible portable signs need GFCI protection. Generally, a disconnect is required within sight. The rating of the supply circuit shall not exceed 40 amps. Reference: 600.3, 5, 6A, 10C 49. 093 – Industry Related Commercial Code Review Version (201029)1Every commercial building accessible to pedestrians is required to have one outlet at the entrance for a sign computed at… 25 amps 20 amps 15 amps 30 amps Reference: 680.43, 56A, 71 50. 092 – Industry Related Commercial Code Review Version (201029)1In an agricultural building, what type of wiring methods may be used? NM cable. UF cable. AC cable. All of these statements are true. Reference: 547.2 51. 091 – Industry Related Commercial Code Review Version (201029)1The general wiring method for a large auditorium can be… All of the staements are true. Type MC cable with an insulated equipment ground. Flexible Metallic Conduit (FMC or Flex). Metal raceways. Reference: 518.4 52. 090 – Industry Related Commercial Code Review Version (201029)1Which is not considered a place of assembly? A supermarket. A museum. A gymnasium. A courtroom. Reference: 518.2 53. 089 – Industry Related Commercial Code Review Version (201029)1A museum designed for ___ people or more is considered a place of assembly. 100 80 125 75 Reference: 518.1 54. 088 – Industry Related Commercial Code Review Version (201029)1A luminaire (light fixture) used to illuminate a paint spray booth can be a fluorescent if… The panel of glass is sealed in the frame. The panel of glass which isolates it allows the fixture to be serviced and accessed from outside the spray area. A panel of glass isolates it from the Class 1 location. All of these statements are true. Reference: 516.6 C 55. 087 – Industry Related Commercial Code Review Version (201029)1A gasoline station requires… A seal at the first fitting of a dispenser. A seal at the boundary. All of these statements are true. A switch for dispensing equipment for both ungrounded and grounded conductors. Reference: 514.9, 11 56. 084 – Industry Related Commercial Code Review Version (201029)1In an aircraft hanger… Electrical floor heating cables may be installed if they are at least 6" under the slab.,Wrong:Electrical floor heating cables may be installed if they are at least 12" under the slab. Electrical floor heating cables may be installed if they are under the slab. Electrical floor heating cables may not be installed under the floor unless they are Class I. Division 1 rated. Reference: 550.33B 57. 083 – Industry Related Commercial Code Review Version (201029)1A commercial repair garage shall have… All 125 volt 20 amp receptacles GFCI protected. Battery charging equipment. Electrical vehicle charging equipment. All of these statements are true. Reference: 511.12 58. 082 – Industry Related Commercial Code Review Version (201029)1In a commercial garage… Two of these statements are correct. A raceway inside an un-pierced wall is not considered in the Class I area. None of these statements are correct. A raceway buried under the floor and into an embedded masonry wall is not considered to be in the Class I area. Reference: 511.3 B 59. 076 – Industry Related Commercial Code Review Version (201029)1Rigid Metallic Conduit (RMC) is used in a Class I Division 1 location. All of these statements are acceptable. Threaded joints shall be at least wrench tight with five threads engaged. (so gases can cool before they escape out if an explosion occurs inside) Threaded joints shall be at least hand tight to assure a proper grounding path. Threaded joints can be loose for future use. Reference: 500.8E 60. 075 – Industry Related Commercial Code Review Version (201029)1A Class I hazardous location J box… Rated group C can be used in a group A location. Group ratings are different and J boxes cannot be exchanged unless rated as such. Group ratings are only for Class II areas. Rated group D can be used in a group A location. Reference: 410.16C 61. 071 – Industry Related Commercial Code Review Version (201029)1What is the total required ampacity of conductors supplying 3 motors at 460 volts of 10, 15, and 20 HP, 3-phase induction type? 65 amperes. 62 amperes. 60.5 amperes. 68.75 amperes. Reference: 430.24,Table 430.250 62. 070 – Industry Related Commercial Code Review Version (201029)1Conductors supplying one 200 HP and one 60 HP, 3 phase induction type motors at 480 volts, needs ____ total amperes for load. 242 377 415 300 Reference: 430.24,Table 430.250 63. 067 – Industry Related Commercial Code Review Version (201029)1A receptacle installed to serve a commercial pop machine outdoors… It needs a weatherproof cover, which its integrity is not affected when in use. It needs a weatherproof cover that is only weatherproof when the cover is closed. It is required to be on a dedicated circuit. It needs to be AFCI (arc fault) protected. Reference: 406.9 A 64. 066 – Industry Related Commercial Code Review Version (201029)1An isolated grounding receptacle… Two of these statements are true. Can be identified by a green color. Can be identified by an orange triangle on the face. Can be identified by a blue color. Reference: 406.3E 65. 064 – Industry Related Commercial Code Review Version (201029)1Electrical Nonmetallic tubing (ENT or blue smurf tube) is permitted… All of these statements are true. In a building 2 floors above grade. In a building 4 floors above grade with a sprinkler system. Embedded in poured concrete. Reference: 348.24B 66. 063 – Industry Related Commercial Code Review Version (201029)1Electrical Metallic Tubing (EMT) needs to be securely fastened… At least every 10 feet. All of these statements are true. Within 3 feet of a junction box. Within 5 feet of a junction box, if an unbroken length is used and the way the structure is built does not allow less. Reference: 358.30A, B 67. 062 – Industry Related Commercial Code Review Version (201029)1Liquidtight Flexible Metal Conduit (LFMC, or Sealtight) can be used… All of these statements are true. In exposed locations. For direct burial when marked. In concealed locations. Reference: 356.1 68. 061 – Industry Related Commercial Code Review Version (201029)1On an outside 100 ft. run of Rigid Nonmetallic Conduit (RNC, PVC), there is a potential temperature change of 100* F. to 0* (100* change). What is the expansion change in inches you can expect? 3.85. 4.06. 3.45. 3.65. Reference: Table 352.44 69. 060 – Industry Related Commercial Code Review Version (201029)1A bushing is required on Rigid Metallic Conduit (RMC) when it enters a standard box… With ungrounded conductors of # 2 or larger. With ungrounded conductors of # 4 or larger. With any conductor size. With ungrounded conductors of # 6 or larger. Reference: 344.46 70. 053 – Industry Related Commercial Code Review Version (201029)1Which is a true statement for minimum burial cover requirements under 600 volts, under a parking lot? All of these statements are true.,Wrong:Direct burial conductors must be 24" below grade. Rigid Metallic conduit (RMC) must be 24" below grade.,Wrong:Rigid Nonmetallic Conduit (RNC or PVC) must be 24" below grade. Reference: Table 300.5 71. 052 – Industry Related Commercial Code Review Version (201029)1A 1/0 THWN copper conductor is used with 75-degree terminations requiring the use of the 75-degree column to calculate ampacity. It is installed with a high ambient temperature in the attic of 96-104 degree F. What is the allowable ampacity? 123 150 132 111 Reference: Table 310.15B1, 2 72. 050 – Industry Related Commercial Code Review Version (201029)1Given a total load of 377 amps, with 75 degree terminations, 3 phase in a metal raceway with no neutral conductor, all the 6 parallel conductors are now installed in one raceway and need to be now derated to… 80%. 60%. 70%. 50%. Reference: Table 310.15 C1 73. 049 – Industry Related Commercial Code Review Version (201029)1Given a total load of 377 amps, with 75-degree terminations, 3 phase in a metal raceway with no neutral conductor; parallel ____ conductors could be used in 2 separate raceways in a commercial installation for one piece of equipment. 2/0 copper. 3/0 aluminum. All of these statements are true. 3/0 copper. Reference: Table 310.16 74. 048 – Industry Related Commercial Code Review Version (201029)1When conductors are ran in parallel and an equipment ground is ran in each conduit, the equipment ground size is… Not required to be larger than #6 copper. Sized up because it is based on overcurrent device size from table 250-122. Two of these statements are true. Based on conductor size of table 250-66. Reference: 310.10 G5 75. 046 – Industry Related Commercial Code Review Version (201029)1What is the allowable ampacity of #1 THHN copper conductor with 75-degree terminations? 170 150 130 115 Reference: Table 310.16 76. 045 – Industry Related Commercial Code Review Version (201029)1Given a 3 phase 4 wire 400 amp commercial service, the neutral carries a major portion in harmonics and is considered current carrying requiring derating, the minimum size ungrounded conductors (hots) with 75 degree C terminations is… 500 KCMIL Copper. 750 KCMIL Copper. 600 KCMIL Copper. None of these statements are true. Reference: 310.15 C, T310.15 C1, T310.16 77. 044 – Industry Related Commercial Code Review Version (201029)1Given a 3 phase 4 wire 400 amp commercial service, a neutral with no harmonic currents carrying only the unbalanced load, the minimum size ungrounded conductors (hots) with 75 degree C terminations is … (Actual load is less than 400 so a round up is needed) 700 KCMIL Aluminum. 500 KCMIL Aluminum. 400 KCMIL Copper. 500 KCMIL Copper. Reference: 310.15 C, T310.15 C1, T310.16 78. 042 – Industry Related Commercial Code Review Version (201029)12/0 AWG Copper wire installed in a ___ ft. vertical raceway requires support to prevent damage to the wire insulation and terminations. 60 70 80 50 Reference: 300.19 79. 041 – Industry Related Commercial Code Review Version (201029)1In a conduit system… Generally, the raceway system shall be complete before the wire is installed. Neither statement meets code. The conduit can be sleeved over the wire if need be. Both statements meet code. Reference: 250.52A, 250.68C 80. 036 – Industry Related Commercial Code Review Version (201029)1Which is a true statement? None of these statements are true. Where flexible metal conduit (FMC or Flex) is installed to a motor, an equipment grounding conductor shall always be installed. Where flexible metal conduit (FMC or Flex) contains circuit conductors protected at 30 amps or less, an equipment grounding conductor is not required. Where flexible metal conduit (FMC or Flex) is not longer than 8 feet, an equipment grounding is not required. Reference: 250.118 6E 81. 033 – Industry Related Commercial Code Review Version (201029)1 At a separate building supplied from a common service the interior metal water piping system needs to be bonded, the conductor size is based on… None of these statements are true. Either statement is true. Table 250.102 (D) Table 250.100. Reference: 250.104 A3 82. 031 – Industry Related Commercial Code Review Version (201029)1What needs to be bonded? All of these statements are true. A metal raceway over 250 volts to ground installed on oversized concentric knockouts. A metal service enclosure. A metal service meter nipple. Reference: 225.31 ex 4 83. 030 – Industry Related Commercial Code Review Version (201029)1What is the minimum size grounding electrode conductor to building steel when the service entrance conductors are parallel 250 KCMIL copper? #2/0 copper. #1/0 copper. #1 copper. #2 copper. Reference: Table 250.66 84. 029 – Industry Related Commercial Code Review Version (201029)1A 500 HP pump service is fed with 1000 Kcmil Copper. The minimum size grounding electrode conductor to a ground rod is… # 6 Copper. 1/0 Copper. # 2 Copper. 2/0 Copper. Reference: Table 220.45 85. 025 – Industry Related Commercial Code Review Version (201029)1When a metal underground water pipe is used as an electrode… A supplemental rod is no longer required. Two of these answers are true. It must be supplemented, usually with a ground rod. If the rod in (#A) above is not 25 ohms or less, another additional rod must be used. Reference: 250.53 D2 86. 023 – Industry Related Commercial Code Review Version (201029)1The general rule is you need at least 6 inches of free conductor length where it emerges at a junction box. You also need 5 inches outside of the box opening unless a box dimension is greater than 8 inches. You also need 3 inches outside of the box opening unless a box dimension is greater than 8 inches. You also need 6 inches outside of the box opening unless a box dimension is greater than 8 inches. You also need 4 inches outside of the box opening unless a box dimension is greater than 8. inches. Reference: 210.52, 220.41 87. 021 – Industry Related Commercial Code Review Version (201029)1When an existing second building is supplied from the first, the neutral can be bonded when… There are not metal pipes or other continuous metal paths between the buildings. An equipment-grounding conductor is not run. The common service is not GFCI protected. All of these statements are true. Reference: 250.32 B ex 88. 020 – Industry Related Commercial Code Review Version (201029)1When using an effectively grounded metal water pipe to ground a separately derived system transformer, as a general rule…. It must be supplemented with at least 2 ground rods. Neither of these statements are required. It must be connected to the system electrode conductor connection. Both of these statements are true. Reference: 250.30 A4 89. 019 – Industry Related Commercial Code Review Version (201029)1A separately derived system transformer and secondary side disconnect neutral bar may be bonded… At the transformer and not at the disconnect. All of these statements are allowed At both locations if Rigid Nonmetallic Conduit, (RNC or PVC) is used making no parallel path between them. At the disconnect and not at the transformer. Reference: 250.30 A1 90. 018 – Industry Related Commercial Code Review Version (201029)1When grounding a separately derived system (transformer)… All of these statements are true. The grounding electrode should be the nearest structures grounding electrode system, metal water pipe, etc. The general rule is to install a bonding jumper in only one location. The general rule is to connect the grounding electrode at the same location as the bonding jumper. Reference: 250.30 A 91. 016 – Industry Related Commercial Code Review Version (201029)1A ________ rated circuit breaker is not required to show its interrupting rating. 20,000 ampere. 10,000 ampere. 5,000 ampere. 15,000 ampere. Reference: 240.83 C 92. 014 – Industry Related Commercial Code Review Version (201029)1A commercial service may have up to ________ disconnects maximum, if they are grouped together. 4 5 6 2 Reference: 230.71 B 93. 013 – Industry Related Commercial Code Review Version (201029)1A commercial building may have… Two service disconnects, one on the exterior and one on the interior of the structure at the same location. Up to 10 disconnects if they are mounted in a single enclosure. Three service disconnects if they are grouped together. All of these statements are true. Reference: 230.71A 94. 011 – Industry Related Commercial Code Review Version (201029)1Service entrance conductors… Can be spliced. Cannot be spliced unless permission is given. Cannot be spliced. None of these statements are true. Reference: 230.46 95. 010 – Industry Related Commercial Code Review Version (201029)1Can fused branch circuits be installed in a conduit with service entrance conductors? Yes, if they are under 480 volts. Yes, the insulation is 600 volt rated. Yes, if they are Class I or II low voltage. No, only grounding conductors can. Reference: 230.7 96. 008 – Industry Related Commercial Code Review Version (201029)1As a general rule, unless an exception is met, when one structure is fed from another… Up to six disconnects are allowed at the separate structure. All of these statements are true. The disconnects shall be suitable for use as service equipment. The disconnects shall be grouped together. Reference: 225.33,34,36 97. 007 – Industry Related Commercial Code Review Version (201029)1An outside pole light… Requires a disconnect on or at the pole. Requires 2 ground rods. Does not require a disconnect installed on the pole. Requires at least 1 ground rod. Reference: 225.31B ex. 98. 004 – Industry Related Commercial Code Review Version (201029)1Where there is more than one voltage system at a building, like 480/277 and 120/208, which is a true statement? All of these statements are true. Each ungrounded conductor shall be separately identified when in the same enclosure. Each systems phase conductors shall be separately identified. The type of multiwire circuit conductor identification shall be posted at each panelboard. Reference: 210.5 C 99. 002 – Industry Related Commercial Code Review Version (201029)1A transformer is installed below an electrical panel… If the equipment is of unequal depth, by 18 inches, this can meet code. If the equipment is of unequal depth, by 24 inches, this can meet code. If the equipment is of unequal depth, by 12 inches, this can meet code. If the equipment is of equal depth and proper working clearances are maintained, this can meet code. Reference: 110.26 A 100. 001 – Industry Related Commercial Code Review Version (201029)1THHN Conductors are terminated on a breaker, which is listed at 75 degree C. Which Column of Table 310-16 should be used to determine amperage rating? 85-degree C. 90-degree C. 75-degree C. 60-degree C. Reference: 110.14 C Back Save Progress Retry Finish