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The electrical NCCER test

The minimum bending radius for 3" rigid conduit is _____. - correct answer -13" The minimum bending radius for 1/2" rigid conduit is _____. - correct answer -4" The maximum number of 90° bends allowed between pull points in a conduit system is ______. - correct answer -four A saddle bend is counted as ____. - correct answer -60°-180°, depending on the type of bends When referring to the two bends required to make an offset in a length of conduit, which of the following is alwa...

under strict safety guidelines, which of the following should be used to discharge capacitors before working on de-energized circuits. - safety shorting probe for safety, assume that any facility constructed before 1980 has? - asbestos with of the following is the threshold at which a power source is considered high voltage in the context of safety? - over 600V- 600Volts insulated gloves must be inspected by the user? - always and field checked the normal beating of a heart can be upset by...

Which of the following is true regarding a series circuit? - correct answerThe current flow is the same through all resistors. Which of the following is true regarding a parallel circuit? - correct answerIt has more than one path for current to flow. Which of the following is true regarding a series-parallel circuit? - correct answerIf a circuit is reduced to an equivalent series circuit, the total resistance is found by adding the loads. Two branches of a circuit (R1 and R2) across a 1...

If the heater in a fixed IEC bimetallic overload relay fails, - correct answer -the entire overload relay must be replaced The nameplate of a motor indicates that the motor has an FLC of 15A and a service factor of 1.15, how much additional current can this motor safely handle for intermittent power demands? - correct answer -15A(1.15)= 17.25; 17.25A - 15A= 2.25A The minimum allowable coil control voltage needed to keep an electromechanical device energized is called the ___. - correct ans...

How DC motors operate? - CORRECT ANSWER Magnetic lines of force are continuous and always form closed loops; Magnetic lines of force do not cross. Armature: (Definition) - CORRECT ANSWER The rotating windings of a DC motor. The ____ is a movable electromagnet located between the poles of another fixed permanent (field) magnet as shown. - CORRECT ANSWER Armature A twisting force called ______ must be developed. _____ is produced by mounting a loop in a fixed magnetic field and as long ...

NCCER ELECTRICAL TEST Questions and Answers 2024 1. The NEC recommends maintaining voltage within a 3% drop. If a branch cir- cuit operates at 240 volts AC. What is the minimum circuit operating volt?: 232 2. What is the name of the connecting device shown in the diagram?: Split-bolt 3. The volt amperes in an AC circuit is the same as: Apparent power 4. What is the voltage drop for a #8 (16.510 cmil) copper wire at 120v. 215 feet one way and a load of 39amps?: 10.5

Worn motor bearings are most to result in a(n)___. continuous overload A high-level short circuit current may exceed ___. 50,000A` Accidental contact between an electrical conductor and a grounded enclosure is called a(n)___. ground fault Most arcing faults begin as ___. ground faults A plug fuse with a hexagonal cap has a maximum amperage rating of ___. 15A Under normal operation and at currents near its ampere rating, a fuse operates as a ___. conductor...

Light energy that is NOT absorbed by an object can be _____. - correct answer -reflected from and/or transmitted through the object A light that is considered warm in tone is produced by lamps with color temperatures of _____. - correct answer -3,000°K The resistance of a tungsten filament is ______. - correct answer -much higher after the lamp is turned on The filament of a tungsten-halogen lamp is encased in a capsule containing iodine or _____. - correct answer -bromine gas Durin...