NC2 WRITTEN EXAM (SET B)

Cards (39)

  • Schematic Diagram
    A kind of diagram that is used in designing or troubleshooting electrical installation control equipment to facilitate the tracing of the circuit
  • Electrical parameters applied or labeled to all kinds of switches
    • Rated current
    • Rated Voltage
  • Fittings
    • Locknut
    • Bushing
    • Connector
  • RSC/IMC
    The commonly used type of conduit in service entrance
  • Conduit body
    A fitting resembling a pipe with a removable cover to access electric conduit
  • Outlet box
    A box used for flush type convenience outlet and switches
  • Mechanical connector
    Crimp onto a conductor for both splice and termination
  • PVC Solvent
    Commonly used adhesive material for joining PVC conduit
  • 40A motor full load current

    Circuit breaker size to be used is equal to 100A
  • De-energise a duplex wire quickly and safelyby cutting

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  • Ammeter connection

    Connected in series with the load
  • Ohmmeter connection
    Connected across the terminal with the load
  • Grounding electrode conductor

    Connection between the grounded circuit conductor and the equipment grounding conductor at the service
  • THW wire
    PVC insulated heat resistant wire used mostly in industrial wiring
  • Wireways
    Sheet metal troughs with hinged or removable covers for housing and protecting electrical wires and cables
  • Straight connector
    Type of fitting used for tightening between the boxes and the RSC conduit
  • Utility box

    Used for typical switches
  • Enclosure
    Provides appropriate degree of protection of equipment against external influences and with live parts in any direction
  • Torque wrench is necessary to tighten bolted joints of copper bus bars inside bus ducts and bus ways to ensure the bolts are well tightened
  • Conduit strap/clamp
    Type of fitting used for exposed conduit support
  • Raceways exposed to widely different temperatures should be sealed
  • Selection requirements for circuit breakers
    • Kilo amps
    • Interrupting capacity/ampere trip
    • Ampere frame
  • Flexible braided copper plate
    Material used for long length bus bar joints to give allowance to thermal expansion
  • CCTV
    24-hour protection for homes and commercial buildings to monitor video anytime anywhere
  • Camera
    Auxiliary device of CCTV that monitors motion daily
  • Recorder
    Part of auxiliary device that captures live events and saves as video files
  • Motion detector
    Parts of auxiliary system that set the motion trigger action individually for each camera
  • Sleeve
    Accessory which serves to complete a conduit system, such as bushing and access fittings
  • Convenience outlet
    A point in the wiring system which current is taken to supply utilization equipment
  • To make a 30 degree bend, you will use a mechanical rather than an electrical function (elbow)
  • TW wire
    Technical term for a type of wire used in building wiring
  • Wiring Diagram
    A diagram that shows the location and actual termination of the auxiliary devices
  • Acronyms
    • FACP - Fire Alarm Control Panel
    • FDAS - Fire Detection and Alarm System
  • Input devices of FDAS
    • Smoke detector
    • Heat detector
    • Manual call point
  • CCTV
    Closed Circuit Television
  • CCTV components

    • Camera (input device)
    • Monitor (output device)
  • A CIRCUIT BREAKER USED TO PRTECT ELECTRICAL EQUIPMENT FROM THE CURRENT SURGES AND OVERLOADS
  • 25A
    The ampacity of 8.0mm`2 THW wire
  • if a 5.5 mm2 TW wire inside a conduit pipe is connected with eighty percent loading, what is the allowable maximum
    oading that it can sustain?
    30A