The City & Guilds 2382 exam comprises of 60 random multiple choice questions.
Commonly known as the 17th Edition it is a requirement for any serious electrician.
The duration of the exam is 120 minutes giving an average of 2 minutes per question.
The following mock exam generates a random selection of 60 questions from a database of over 500 !
Enjoy and GOOD LUCK
The earth loop impedance at the drill is not less than that shown in Table 41.1
It is supplied from a BS EN 60898 protected socket-outlet
An earth connection is made to the drill casing
It is supplied from an RCD protected socket-outlet
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60 degrees Celsius
105 degrees Celsius
90 degrees Celsius
170 degrees Celsius
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24V ac
48V ac
50V ac
120V ac
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Basic protection, fault protection and RCD protection not exceeding 30mA
Protection by a 30mA RCBO
Basic protection and additional protection
Ingress protection to IP56
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Coloured red
Independent of any other circuit
Housed in compartmentalised trunking
Unprotected
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Whirlpool units
Towel rails
Shaver supply units
luminaires
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250V dc
500V dc
1000V dc
1500V dc
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Lift installations
Mobile offshore electrical systems
Distributor's networks
Locations containing a bath or shower
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1.0mm2
1.5mm2
2.5mm2
4.0mm2
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Health screening services
Pleasure craft
Mobile machinery to BS EN 60204-1
Traction equipment of electric vehicles
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Due to low insulation resistance
In a circuit which is electrically sound
Due to a fault of negligible impedance
In a line conductor in contact with earth
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An earth electrode
A connection to exposed structural metalwork
A gas service metal pipe
Main earthing terminal in a distribution board
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10mA
30mA
100mA
500mA
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Residual current devices
Polarity
Insulation of non-conducting floors
Insulation resistance
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30mA
300mA
500mA
1.0A
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Original installer
Person ordering the inspection
Representative of the distributor
Installation designer
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AB
BC1
AD4
AG1
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Cabins containing sauna heaters
Fountains
Highway power supplies
Lightning protection
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75m2
100m2
50m2
200m2
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Nominal voltage
frequency
Earth loop impedance Ze
Power factor
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The supply point and subtracting the value of internal loop impedance (R1 + R2)
The furthest socket-outlet from the supply
The origin of supply
both the supply and at the furthest socket-outlet, and subtracting one result from the other
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0.4s
0.8s
4.0s
5.0s
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Exposure to flooding
An ambient temperature below 0 degrees Celsius
Exposure to mechanical damage
An ambient temperature of 40 degrees Celsius
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I2
In
Ib
Iz
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BS 88-2 fuse
Residual current device to BS EN 61008
Circuit-breaker
Disconnector
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Demolition site installations
Electric fences
Medical locations
Motor caravans
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Chapter 32
Chapter 53
Appendix 4
Appendix 5
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Ordinary persons from operating equipment
Intentional contact with exposed parts
Intentional bodily approach to a live part
Unintentional bodily approach to a live part
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30 degrees Celsius
55 degrees Celsius
65 degrees Celsius
70 degrees Celsius
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Switch with off position at the bottom and mounted at 2.75m from the ground
Switch with off position at the top and mounted at 3.75m from the ground
Switch with off position at the bottom and mounted at 3.75m from the ground
Switch with off position at the top and mounted at 2.75m from the ground
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Brown, black, black, blue
Black, brown, grey, blue
Brown, black, grey, blue
Brown, blue, grey, black
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The exposed parts are isolated from earth
No dangerous potential difference can occur
Utility pipes can be used as earth electrodes
No connection with a cpc is required
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Underground cables
Pitch socket-outlets
Lighting circuits
Instantaneous water heaters
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Within the equipotential zone and requires additional protection
Where the earth loop impedance Zs can not be determined
Where the overload tripping time exceeds 5 seconds
Outside the equipotential zone and requires additional protection
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Electricity distributor has been informed
Building Control has been informed
Existing equipment is adequate for any additional load
Existing equipment meets UL and CSA standards
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Design, construction, inspection & testing
Design, material standards and construction
Construction, environment and design
IP Ratings, design, inspection & testing
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9
16
22
32
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Overhead busbar trunking
Powertrack systems
90 degrees Celsius thermosetting cables
MICC cables
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Less than 25 litres in capacity
Of a type where combustion produces smoke and gas
Of quantity 25 litres and above
In a location under supervision of instructed persons
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No earth facility is supplied by the distributor
The supply is from a low voltage generator
Earthing is via the distributor’s cable armour
The electrical system is TN-C
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Be rated lower than the design current
Meet the requirements of BS 7846
Be able to withstand the prospective fault current
Not operate due to a line to earth fault
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A push-button controlling an all-pole contactor
A manually operated switch
A circuit-breaker
A luminaire support coupler
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1 year
3 years
5 years
Change of owner
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30A
63A
280A
500A
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Preventing current from passing through the body
Ensuring adequate continuity between extraneous conductive parts
Automatic disconnection of supply in the event of a fault
Separation of equipment from the supply using a safety isolating transformer
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Electrical separation
Barriers or enclosures
Insulation of live parts
Placing out of reach
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30mA
150mA
300mA
500mA
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0.1s
0.4s
0.5s
5.0s
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