NEC/NFPA Flashcards

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when was NFPAfounded

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Founded in 1896

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Why NFPA started?

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Started due to inconsistent fire sprinkler standards across states

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How many codes and standards does NFPA have?

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Has over 300+ codes and standards

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Who is the mascot of NFPA?

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Sparky the fire dog

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What is the Purpose, Scope and Usage of NFPA 70?

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Purpose: To Establishes safety standards for electrical design, installation and inspection

Scope: Wiring methods, materials and practices

Usage: Planning or evaluating electrical systems in any building

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What is Article 210.52(C)(1) says?

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Receptacle outlets shall be installed so that no point along the wall line is more than 24 inches measured horizontally from a receptacle outlet in that space.

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NFPA 70 is called?

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National Electrical Code

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NFPA 70B is called?

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Electrical Equipment Maintenance

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Purpose, scope and Usage of the NFPA 70B is?

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Purpose: Recommends practices to prevent failure and extend equipment life

Scope: Maintenance of electrical panels,
motors, and controls

Usage: During preventive maintenance
planning and diagnostics

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What is the Article 7.4 of NFPA70B

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Article 7.4: Infrared thermography shall be used as a diagnostic tool to identify abnormal heating in electrical equipment,
aiding in preventive maintenance and failure mitigation.

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Infrared Thermography shall be used as?

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A diagnostic tool to identify abnormal heating in electrical equipment.

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12
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Title of NFPA 70E

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Electrical Safety in the Workplace

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Purpose Scope and Usage of NFPA70E

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Purpose: Aims to protect workers from arc
flash and shock

Scope: Focuses on hazard analysis, PPE,
and safety protocols

Usage: Use before performing energized
electrical work

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Section 110.6(A)(3) of NFPA 70E

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Workers must undergo retraining in electrical safety procedures at least every three years or whenever their job assignments change, new hazards are introduced, or safety performance deficiencies are identified.

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title of NFPA 72

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National Fire Alarm and Signaling Code

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Purpose, Scope and Usage of NFPA72

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Purpose: Defines standards for fire detection and notification systems

Scope: Design, installation, and maintenance of alarm systems

Usage: Implementing or auditing fire
alarms in buildings

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Section 14.4.2.2 of NFPA 72

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Fire alarm systems must undergo functional testing after installation to verify proper operation, including detector response, notification appliance activation, and system communication.

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title of NFPA 73

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Electrical Inspections for Existing Dwellings

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Purpose, Scope and usage of NFPA 73

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Purpose: Outlines inspection procedures
for older residential wiring.

Scope: Targets hazards like overloaded
circuits and outdated panels.

Usage: Use when assessing old houses
or post-disaster inspections.

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Section 4.2.1 of NFPA 73

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Electrical wiring in existing dwellings must be inspected for signs of aging, insulation degradation, and improper splicing. If deficiencies are found, corrective actions must be taken to prevent electrical fires and ensure system reliability.

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Title of NFPA 77

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Static Electricity

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Purpose, Scope and Usage of NFPA 77

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Purpose: Guides control of static
discharge in sensitive environments.

Scope: Applies to bonding, grounding,
and material handling.

Usage: Use in flammable, explosive, or
sensitive electronics environments.

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Section 7.8.4.1 of NFPA 77

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When handling powders or fine particulate materials, all storage containers and transfer equipment must be bonded and grounded to prevent electrostatic charge buildup. Additionally, humidity control systems should be implemented to reduce the risk of static discharge in dry environments

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Title of NFPA 110

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Emergency and Standby Power Systems

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Purpose, Scope, and usage of NFPA110
Purpose: Sets performance standards for generator systems Scope: Includes startup time, fuel supply, and load transfer requirements Usage:Use when designing backup power for hospitals, data centers, etc.
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Section 8.4.2 of NFPA 110
Emergency power systems must undergo monthly testing under load conditions to verify operational readiness. This includes running the generator for at least 30 minutes at a minimum of 30% of the rated load to ensure proper functionality.
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Title of NFPA 111
Stored Electrical Energy Emergency and Standby Power Systems
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Purpose, Scope and Usage of NFPA 111
Purpose: Regulates battery-based and UPS systems for emergency use. Scope: Focuses on system reliability, capacity, and monitoring. Usage: Use for critical systems with short-term battery backup.
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Section 6.2.4 of NFPA 111
Stored electrical energy emergency and standby power systems must be periodically tested to verify their ability to provide uninterrupted power during an outage.
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Title of NFPA 780
Lightning Protection Systems
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Purpose, Scope and Usage of NFPA 780
Purpose: Prescribes protection against lightning strikes for structures. Scope: Includes air terminals, down conductors, and grounding. Usage: Use when protecting tall buildings, towers, and critical facilities.
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Section 4.7.3.1 of NFPA 780
The rolling sphere method is used to determine the zone of protection for structures. For ordinary buildings, the rolling sphere radius is 150 feet (46 meters), while for hazardous structures, it is 100 feet (30 meters).
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NEC means
National Electrical Code
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NFPA means
National Fire protection Association
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In NEC structure, What is the Chapter 1-4?
General Rules
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What chapter does PEC have and NEC doesn't?
Chapter 9: Watercrafts
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Who Published NEC?
National Fire Protection Association (NFPA)
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