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PROPERTY AND BUILDING INSPECTION MODULE II | COMPLETE SOLUTIONS | QUESTIONS & ANSWERS | LATEST VERSION The grounding electrode conductors may also be called: - Ground Wire The grounding systems are connected to the house neutral at the: - Service Box From the point where the ...

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PROPERTY AND BUILDING INSPECTION MODULE II |
COMPLETE SOLUTIONS | QUESTIONS & ANSWERS | LATEST
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The grounding electrode conductors may also be called: - Ground Wire

The grounding systems are connected to the house neutral at the: - Service Box

From the point where the ground and the neutral wires connect, there are two paths to
ground. What are they? - Through the neutral wire or through the grounding electrode
conductor to water pipes or grounding rods.

What is the advantage of a 240 volt circuti - More electricity can flow at a lower
amperage rating.

Gas piping, "black pipe", can be used as a ground. - FALSE

15 amp breakers use what gauge wire? - 14 Gauge

20 amp breakers use what gauge wire? - 12 gauge

30 amp breakers use what gauge wire? - 10 gauge

40 amp breakers use what gauge wire? - 8 gauge

As it relates to fuses, what is a safety concern? - A fuse that is too big.

The grounded service conductor is called: - The neutral.

An overcurrent protection device can be what? - A fuse or a breaker

Which of the following suggest an improperly supported service drop? - Missing drop
loop

Which of the following is a reliable indicator of service amperage? - The size of the
service entrance conductors.

, Report as deficient breaker boxes that are? - Installed in hazardous location/safety
issues

What is the definition of a volt? - A volt is a measurement of the force or potential
energy in an electrical system (V=IxR)

What is the definition of an ohm? - An ohm is a measure of resistance to electrical flow
in a conductor or insulator (R=V/I)

What is a brief definition of an amp? - An amp is a measure of how much electrical
current is flowing (I=V/R)

What is a brief definition of watt? - A watt is a measure of the rate of electrical energy
being consumed or released (P=VxI)

In most areas, for what distance can service entrance wires run inside the building
before going into the service box without special permission? - 0 feet or as short as
possible.

Service laterals are installed where? - Underground

What is a common problem with service drops? - Proper clearance from roofs.

What are two common problems with service entrance conductors? - No drip loop and
no mast head.

What are 3 common areas of water penetration? - Conduit joists, mast head, roof
flashing.

Implications of an undersized service include: - nuisance tripping of the main fuses or
breakers.

After entering the service box, the neutral service entrance conductor should - connect
to the terminal with the grounding electrode and the service neutral.

Double tapping is - the term for attaching two wires to a single fuse or breaker terminal

Which of the following is a safety issue? - The main fuses have a higher rating than the
service entrance wire.

A 14-guage copper wire is protected by a 20amp fuse. You should report that - this is a
defect, and recommend improvement.

What is a suitable location for a branch circuit wire? - Stapled to two by four studs.

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