C&G 2382 (BS7671 18th Edition) Part 3 Practice Questions – Set 1
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#1. Which document must be issued, following a periodic inspection and testing of an electrical installation, to the person ordering the inspection and testing?
#2. The test voltage to be used for an insulation resistance test between the live and protective conductors of a 400 V circuit is
#3. Upon completion of initial verification, an Electrical Installation Certificate must be completed by
#4. A check of phase sequence shall be verified on
#5. Electrical equipment installed in Zones 1 and 2 of a bathroom, where water jets are not utilised for cleaning purposes, must have a minimum degree of protection of
#6. Within Zones 0 and 1 of a swimming pool, a protective provision against electric shock should be by means of
#7. Which one of the following is not classified as an outdoor lighting installation?
#8. Which one of the following protective measures shall be used for switches, not incorporated in equipment, in Zone 1 of a bathroom?
#9. To provide protection against external influences, outdoor lighting installations must be provided with a minimum degree of protection of
#10. In a location containing a bath or shower, the protective measure of earth-free local equipotential bonding is
#11. Which mechanical protection code should equipment on a pontoon in a marina, that is subject to impact to level AG2, have?
#12. To acknowledge the risk of medium severity of mechanical protection, equipment within zones 0 and 1 of a fountain should be classified as
#13. What is the minimum height of overhead conductors on caravan sites, when installed in areas subject to vehicle movement?
#14. Which one of the following is not a type of PEI?
#15. Which one of the following is the correct grouping rating factor for six circuits bunched on a surface?
#16. If an external influence has a general category code of B, which of the following does this code indicate?
#17. In which appendix of BS 7671 can details on ring and radial final circuit arrangements be located?
#18. The derating factor to be applied for a cable surrounded by thermal insulation for a length in excess of 500 mm is
#19. Installed electrical equipment is being installed that must be capable of being immersed in water and be able to withstand a temperature range of -5 °C to +40°C Which are the most appropriate external influence codes for this item of equipment?
#20. In which appendix of BS 7671 can details on escape routes and fire protection be located?
