Service & Grounding 1
Service & Grounding 2
Service Feeders & Branch Circuits 1
Service Feeders & Branch Circuits 2
Service Feeders & Branch Circuits 3
100

The depth to which the conductors must be buried needs to be considered. True or False?

True. 6-300, 12-012

100

When a service box is placed within a building, it shall be located as close as practicable to the point where the consumer service conductors enter the building. True or False?

True

Rule 6-206

100

What is the CEC definition of ampacity?

The current-carrying capacity of electric conductors expressed in amperes.

Section 0

100

A single dwelling has a living area of 92 m2, exclusive of the area below the ground floor. What is the minimum ampacity of the service conductors?

100A

Rule 8-200 1) b)

100

When determining the living area of a house, how is the basement area taken into consideration?

75% of the basement area (based on inside dimensions)

Rule 8-110

200

What is the minimum headroom clearance where service boxes may be installed?

2.0m

Rule 6-206

200

What 2 materials can a grounding conductor be made of?

Aluminum or copper

Rule 10-112

200

The calculated load for a single dwelling with a main floor area of 80 m2 is 15,600W. What is the minimum ampacity of the service conductors based on 8-200 1) b)?

100A

200

A single dwelling has a main floor area of 85 m2 and a calculated demand of 13920W. What is the minimum ampacity of the service conductors?

100A

Rule 8-200 1) b)

200

What is the voltage divisor used to calculate the service load current when the supply is 120/240V single-phase?

240V

Rule 8-100

300

What is a ground?

A connection to earth obtained by a grounding electrode.

Section 0

300

What is a bonding conductor?

The conductor that connects the non-current carrying parts of electrical equipment, raceways, or enclosures to the service equipment or service grounding conductor

Section 0

300

A single-story, single dwelling with a FULL BASEMENT has inside dimensions of 9.4m x 14.3m. What is the living area used for calculating the basic load?

235.235 m2

300

When calculating the load for a single dwelling, what is the demand factor of a hot tub heater?

100%

Rule 8-200 1) a) v)

300

What is the circuit extending beyond the final overcurrent device called?

Branch circuit

Section 0

400

What is the minimum size of grounding conductor for a single dwelling with a 100A circuit breaker installed in the service box?

No 6 AWG copper

Rule 10-114

400

What is the minimum clearance of exposed service conductors which are installed beside windows or doors?

1m

Rule 6-112

400

When installing a new electrical service in a single dwelling, how many blank spaces shall be left in the panelboard to provide for future equipment?

4

Rule 8-108

400

When calculating the minimum size of a SERVICE conductor, what is the demand load of a 16kW range?

7.6 kW

6000 + 0.4(4000)

Rule 8-200

400

When calculating the load for a single dwelling, what is the demand factor of a water heater with a tank that is rated in excess of 1500W? (an electric range has been provided for)

25% of the rating

Rule 8-200 1) a) vii)

500

What is the minimum nominal trade size of consumer's service conduit?

21

Rule 6-306

500

What table is used to determine the size of the field-installed bonding conductor?

Table 16

Rule 10-614 3)

500

What is the maximum continuous load of a 50A circuit breaker if NOT marked for 100% continuous operation? All terminations and connections are rated at 75C.

40A

Rule 8-104

500

What is the minimum size branch circuit conductor (copper) for a 240V, 8200W swimming pool heater that may run continuously for several days at a time? All equipment and terminations are rated at 60C.

#6 AWG copper

8200/240 = 34.167A

Apply 80% derating to get 42.708A

Table 2 - 60C column - #6 AWG

Rule 8-104, 4-004

500

When calculating the minimum size of a BRANCH conductor, what is the demand load of a 16kW range?

9.6kW

8kW + 0.4*4kW

Rule 8-300 1)