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C&G 2382 (BS7671 18th Edition) Amendment 4 Practice Questions – Set 1

 

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Don’t worry if you didn’t get the score you were hoping for. Amendment 4 introduces a number of important updates, and it can take time to become familiar with the latest requirements.

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#1. Which one of the following was not a purpose for the publication of Amendment 4 to BS 7671?

#2. BS 7671 does not include requirements for

#3. A Prosumer’s electrical installation (PEI) is defined as:

#4. Which one of the following could be considered a prosumer energy source?

#5. Which one of the following could be considered as a suitable energy storage within a PEI?

#6. The term ‘prosumer’ refers to a person or organization that…

#7. A PEI may include…

#8. For compliance with BS 7671, A PEI should be designed to:

#9. Which operating mode must be considered during design of the electrical installation?

#10. Which one of the following safety factors must be accounted for within a PEI?

#11. Which hazard may arise if precautions are not taken when working alongside embedded generation?

#12. Means of isolation arrangements provided during design and installation should…

#13. Protection against electric shock must be maintained…

#14. Which of the following must the designer consider for the installation of storage batteries within an electrical installation?

#15. An electrical energy storage system (EESS) commonly includes…

#16. Battery storage systems may contribute fault current during…

#17. The locations of storage batteries should be selected to minimise…

#18. Emergency procedures for battery systems should include…

#19. To provide compliance with BS 7671, electrical energy storage systems should be protected against which of the following?

#20. The purpose of an EEMS is to…

#21. What is an EEMS when considering the design of a PEI?

#22. Load management may be used to…

#23. A PEI may operate in island mode when…

#24. Control systems should be designed to…

#25. Which Type of RCD should not be used within Groups 1 and 2 of a medical location?

#26. When identifying conductors within a medical location, which one of the following would be an acceptable method for the labelling of supplementary bonding conductors?

#27. The leakage current for the output winding to earth, and the enclosure, of a transformer in a medical IT system when measured in a no-load condition shall not exceed…

#28. In a medical IT system, a socket-outlet intended to supply medical equipment (ME) should be coloured…

#29. Information and communication technology (ICT) cables used within wiring systems for the distribution of DC power shall not comply with…

#30. Connecting hardware used for data cables used to distribute DC power shall support a continuous operating current of…

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