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Inspector exam study cards

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What is the purpose of this code? Practice safeguarding persons and property. 90.1(A)
This code is not intended for what? This code is not intended as a design specification or an instructional manual for untrained persons. 90.1 (A)
What does this code cover? 90.2 Scope (A) covered & (B) not covered
How is this code arranged? 90.3 chapters 1-4 apply generally: chapters 5-7 apply to special occupancies. 1-4 are amended by 5-7. Chapter 8 communications systems. Chapter 9 tables that are applicable as referenced.
What color is used to identify the high leg on a 4 wire delta system? Orange. 110.15
What width is required for working space in front of electrical equipment? 30" or width of equipment whichever is greater. 110.26 (A) (2)
What table is used to determine depth of working space? 600 volts or less Table 110.26 (A) (1)
What is the required height for working space? 6 1/2' or height of equipment whichever is greater. 110.26 (A) (3)
Working depths for electrical equipment over 600 volts 110.34 (A)
Required weight of man hole covers. Over 100 lbs.
Means of identifying grounded conductors 200.6
Branch circuit ratings 210.3
Multi wire branch circuits 210.4
Identification of branch circuits 210.5
Branch circuit ratings. Conductors- minimum ampacity & size 210.19
Branch circuits with more than 1 receptacle. 210.19 (2)
Minimum branch circuit rating for a range 40 amps
Maximum cord and plug connected load to receptacle T 210.21(B)(2)
How many circuits are required in a kitchen? 2
No point along the floor line of any wall shall be more than _______from a receptacle outlet. 6'
What is the minimum amount of 20 amp circuits required in a 1500 sq ft house ? 4
No point on a kitchen counter should be more than ______ ft from a receptacle outlet 2'
Table for calculating general lighting loads by occupancy. T 220.12
Table for lighting load demand factors T 220.42
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