TLE

• Which of the following is a recommended protective device for handling power surges in electrical system? voltage stabilizer
• when installing circuit breakers to panel board, where should the main breaker be placed?

  upper right side of the panel board
• this enclusure inspired the design of meshed conductors lightning protection system?

  Faraday Cage
• in installing the lightning protection system, the ground rod should not exceed____ohms?

  25
• what kind of switch is used in safety switches?

  double pole, single throw
• which type of lightning protection system is particularly used to protect open areas in the absence of architectural support or hazardous storage?

  air termination lightning protection system
• which protective device is commonly used to prevent electrical shocks in a home or building?

  circuit breaker
• this is where all the ground and neutral wires are attached to the electrical panel?

  ground bus
• this type of earthing system follows a method of burying a copper plate or galvanize plate in an earth pit?

  Plate earthing
• it is called a "cabinet of circuit breakers"?

  panel board
• this type of circuit breaker test allows the checking of power frequency and the capacity to withstand impulse voltage?

  dielectric test
• this is a type of circuit breaker that trips through an electromagnet attracting an armature?

  magnetic type circuit breaker
• what did benjamin franklin invent in 1753?

  lightning rods
• when installing lightning protection systems, what is the purpose of a lightning rod?

  to attract lightning strikes away from the structure
• this is an overcurrent protection device that contains a circuit operating fusible member, which is heated and cut off by the overcurrent that passes through it?

  Fuse
• What is the primary purpose of installing electrical protective devices in distribution system?

  to reduce the risk of electrical fires
• what kind of test is performed to check if the fuse in the safety switch is blown?

  continuity test
• in what setting should the multimeter be set when testing a circuit breaker?

  volts AC setting
• in grounding systems, what is the role of an earthing electrode?

  to provide a path for fault currents to the ground