Group 2

Members: Montanez, Sophie Frances A.

Dahan, Adrian Glenn A.
Sebastian, John Moore S.
Colarte, Froilan
Miranda, Jethro S.

QUESTIONS && ANSWERS

1. Conductors on poles shall have a separation of not less than 300 mm where not
placed on racks or brackets.
2. Open conductors shall be separated from open conductors of other circuits or
systems by not less than 100 mm.
3. The installation of outside wiring on surfaces of buildings shall be permitted
for circuits of not over? 1000 volts
4. Overhead conductors for festoon lighting shall not be smaller than? 3.5 mm 2
(2.0 mm dia.)
5. Service entrance cable - shall be protected by? Give at least 3
 RMC
 IMC
 EMT
 RTRC
6. Feeder and branch-circuit conductors entering or exiting buildings or structures
shall be installed in accordance where the individual open conductors enter a
building.
7. Overhead conductors for festoon lighting shall be supported by? messenger
wire
8. Messenger wire shall be supported by strain insulators.
9. Conductors or messenger wires shall not be attached to any fire escape,
downspout, or plumbing equipment
10. Drip loops shall be formed on the conductors before they enter the tubes.
11. Open conductors shall be supported on? Give at least 2. Glass or porcelain
knobs, racks, brackets, or strain insulators.
12. Clearance for overhead conductors and cables. Give at least 2
 3000mm
 3700 mm
 4500mm
 5500mm
 7500mm
13. Branch circuit over current devices shall be installed in the load side.
14. & 15. Protection of conductors. Give at least 2
 POWER LOSS HAZARD
 OVER CURRENT RATED 800A or less
 OVER CURRENT RATED over 800A
 SMALL CONDUCTORS
 TAP CONDUCTORS
 TRANSFORMER SECONDARY CONDUCTORS
 OVER CURRENT PROTECTION FOR SPECIFIC CONDUCTOR
APPLICATIONS
16 & 17. Undergrounded Conductors. Give at least 2
 OVER CURRENT DEVICE REQUIRED
 CIRCUIT BREAKER AS OVER CURRENT DEVICE
 Multi wire branch circuit
 Grounded single phase alternating current circuits
 3 phase and 2 phase systems
 3 WIRE DIRECT CURRENT CIRCUITS
18. Open conductors shall be separated from open conductors of other circuits or
systems by not less than 100 mm.
19. Lightning equipment installed outdoors should be 265 VOLTS to ground
20. Access into over current protective devices shall be of a lower than ampere
rating than the feeder over current device.