Property and Building Inspection Module II| Questions and Answers, 100% Correct| Latest
Property and Building Inspection Module II| Questions and Answers, 100% Correct| Latest The grounding electrode conductors may also be called: Ground Wire The grounding systems are connected to the house neutral at the: Service Box From the point where the ground and the neutral wires connect, there are two paths to ground. What are they? Through the neutral wire or through the grounding electrode conductor to water pipes or grounding rods. What is the advantage of a 240 volt circuti More electricity can flow at a lower amperage rating. Gas piping, "black pipe", can be used as a ground. FALSE 15 amp breakers use what gauge wire? 14 Gauge 20 amp breakers use what gauge wire? 12 gauge 30 amp breakers use what gauge wire? 10 gauge 40 amp breakers use what gauge wire? 8 gauge As it relates to fuses, what is a safety concern? A fuse that is too big. The grounded service conductor is called: The neutral. An overcurrent protection device can be what? A fuse or a breaker Which of the following suggest an improperly supported service drop? Missing drop loop Which of the following is a reliable indicator of service amperage?
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