C&G 2382 (BS7671 18th Edition) Part 1 Practice Questions – Set 1
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#1. BS 7671 does not apply to
#2. Which one of the following parts of BS 7671 contains particular requirements relating to protection for safety
#3. Which of the following installations is excluded from the scope of BS 7671?
#4. It should be confirmed by the designer or specifier that any addition or alteration to an existing installation will
#5. Which of the following supply characteristics would need to be ascertained and determined for an electrical installation?
#6. Which of the following is not a characteristic of the supply?
#7. An electrical installation with a nominal voltage of 400 V AC between conductors would be defined as
#8. A device intended to make dead for reasons of safety all or a discrete section of the electrical installation by separating the electrical installation, or section thereof, from every source of electrical energy is defined as providing
#9. The conductor which connects together the MET and all exposed conductive parts is the
#10. The earthing arrangement which incorporates a separate path to earth is
#11. The electrical system in which there is a protective neutral bonding connection is
#12. Which one of the following can ensure safe inspection, testing and maintenance for all electrical installations?
#13. Which one of the following should consider measures to reduce the effects of EMI in an installation with regard to electromagnetic compatibility?
#14. Where particular risks of fire exist in an area of high-density, crowded occupation with difficult conditions of evacuation, the most appropriate external influence code would be
#15. Which of the following is not considered as a potential source of electromagnetic disturbance?
#16. Where measures are taken against electromagnetic disturbances, what are the minimum nominal dimensions of a flat cross-section bonding ring network conductor?
#17. Which of the following can provide protection against overload?
#18. Which of the following is a method of fault protection?
#19. A standard shaver supply unit socket-outlet, complaint to BS EN 61558-2-5, is an example of protection being provided by
#20. If a circuit forming part of a 230 V TT system has protection being provided by an RCD with a rated residual operating current of 100 mA, the maximum acceptable earth fault loop impedance value, Zs, would be
