PEC Parts 1 & 2: RME Review
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Question 1: Overhead conductors running from a service point to a building are classified as what?
Secondary tie
Service lateral
Branch circuit
Service drop
Question 2: A motor-driven appliance exceeds one-half horsepower. Where must its disconnecting switch or breaker be located?
Within sight of the motor controller
Inside the nearest panelboard
At the building’s service entrance
At the appliance’s branch-circuit origin
Question 3: How should listed or labeled electrical equipment be installed and used?
The project plans alone
The building owner’s preferred instructions
The instructions included with its listing or labeling
The authority’s verbal guidance alone
Question 4: A grounding electrode connection is encased in concrete or directly buried. What does the reviewer say about accessibility?
It must be enclosed in a cabinet
It must remain visible for inspection
It must be accessible from a service panel
It is not required to be accessible
Question 5: Which location is specifically included in the reviewer’s list requiring at least one receptacle outlet in a one-family dwelling?
A detached shed without electric power
A covered porch without electric power
A closet adjoining the kitchen
An attached garage
Question 6: A replacement GFCI receptacle is installed where no equipment grounding means exists. It supplies no other receptacles. What marking is required?
Service Ground Required
No Equipment Ground
GFCI Protected
No Grounded Conductor
Question 7: A transformer vault has other stories below it. What minimum fire resistance must its floor have, unless an exception applies?
One hour
Three hours
Four hours
Two hours
Question 8: Which wiring method does the reviewer permit inside ducts used to remove vapor and ventilate commercial cooking equipment?
Rigid steel conduit
Nonmetallic sheathed cable
None of the listed methods
Electrical metallic tubing