Questionnaire

1) In the selection of electrical materials for an installation, consideration is given to:

a) Only the installer's own judgment
b) Only technical aspects
c) To ensure the proper operation of the facilities.
d) Only the economic aspect
e) Regulatory aspects only
2) According to AEA Regulation 90364 the use of differential protection against indirect
contacts, for the TT grounding scheme is:
a) Optional, at the installer's discretion
b) Mandatory
c) Not required, if a thermal magnetic breaker is used.
d) Not required, if the value of the grounding resistance of the installation is low.
e) Prohibited
3) The distance from an electrical conduit to hot gas ducts, chimneys, heating ducts or
other heat sources:
a) must be greater than 0,2 m
b) It must be larger than 1.5 m
c) Depends on the type of installation
d) Can be glued without any protection
e) Must be greater than 1 m
4) The conductors to be used in single-phase overhead connections of 5 kW have a
minimum allowed section of:
a) 2.5 mm2
b) 4 mm2 * * 4 mm2 * 4 mm2
c) 6 mm2
d) 10 mm2
e) 16 mm2
5) The use of cable ducts in areas classified as hazardous:
a) Not allowed
b) It is allowed with connection to protective conductors.
c) It is allowed depending on the type of installation
d) It is allowed
e) It is allowed depending on the application standard.
6) The neutral regime used in a house is:
a) TT
b) TN-S
c) TN-C
d) IT
e) TN-C-S
7) Who signs the certificate of electrical installation apt according to RG 05/2016 of the
ERSeP?
a) The qualified electrician
b) The user and the licensed electrician
c) The user
d) EPEC
e) ERSeP
8) How many concentric cables belonging to different 5 kw single-phase users of overhead
connections can share the incoming conduit?
a) 1
b) 2
c) 3
d) 4
e) 5
9) Which actors are subject to infractions and penalties by RG 05/2016 of the ERSeP ?
a) Qualified electricians, distributors, users, communes, municipalities or owners of public
lighting systems.
b) Qualified electricians
c) Distributors
d ) Users
e) Communes
10) Which actors are subject to infractions and penalties by RG 05/2016 of the ERSeP ?
a) Qualified electricians, distributors, users, communes, municipalities or owners of public
lighting systems.
b) Qualified electricians
c) Distributors
d) Users
e) Communes
11) AEA regulation 90364 is used in electrical installations of:
a) Medium voltage
b) Very low voltage
c) low voltage and very low voltage
d) low voltage
e) High voltage
12) The differential protection required by the regulations:
a) Protects against overloads
b Short circuit protection
c) Protects against earth leakage currents
d) Only sections circuits
e) Surge protection
13) What color should the neutral wire of a circuit be?
a) black
b) white
c) light blue
d) green
e) Brown
14) What minimum conductor section should I use for luminaire return in a minimum
electrification grade installation?
a) 2.5 mm2
b) 075 mm2
c) 1 mm2
d) 4 mm2
e) 1.5 mm2
15) The electrical power is:
a) The energy transferred per unit of time
b) the potential energy of an alternating current generator
c) Mechanical energy transformed into electrical energy
d) the speed with which the electrons move
e) an electric potential difference
Resolve:
1) Calculate the resistance of a conductor 85 m long and with a cross section of 4 mm2 . The
resistivity of the material is 0.0174 Ohmxmm2/m.
2) Calculate the voltage drop produced in a conductor of 2.3 Ohm resistance carrying a current
of 6 A.
3) Calculate the active power of a 220 V 2.3 A single-phase motor with a power factor (cosine of
phi) of 0.85.
4) Calculate the energy in KWh consumed by a 160 W lamp over a 30-day period of
uninterrupted operation.
5) The grounding measurement of a building, carried out with a voltmeter and an ammeter,
showed a voltage of 3.5 V and a current of 0.2 A. Calculate the value of the resistance of this
grounding.

Questionnaire
1) The value of the limiting temperature in insulators is:
a) The temperature value above which the dielectric strength of an insulator decreases.
b) The temperature value at which the insulation resistance of an insulator increases.
c) The temperature value at which the dielectric loss factor increases.
d) The temperature value above which the dielectric strength of an insulator increases.
e) The temperature value from which the dielectric loss factor decreases
2) Which electricians are authorized by Regulatory Decree 1022 of Law No. 10281 to issue
electrical installation certificates?
a) Category I (professionals), Category II (technicians) and Category III (qualified)
b) Category I (Professionals) and Category II (Technicians)
c) Category I (professionals), and category III (qualified)
d) Category II (technicians) and Category III (qualified)
e) Category I (professionals)
3) Conductors or cables directly embedded in walls, ceilings and floors made of any
material:
a) The following are allowed
b) do not affect other facilities
c) are used depending on the type of installation
d) are not allowed
e) affect the current carrying capacity
4) What is the maximum value of Very Low Safety Voltage (MBTS) for dry, humid and wet
environments?
a) 9 v
b) 12v
c) 50 v
d) 25 v
e) 24 v
5) The thermomagnetic switch:
a) protects only against overloads
b) protects only against short circuits
c) protects against overloads and short-circuits
d) only sections circuits
e) protects only against overvoltage
6) In any tray carrying cables or intended to carry cables, the installation of lighting
fixtures or luminaires embedded in the bottom of the trays:
a) It is allowed
b) It is allowed depending on the type of lighting fixture.
c) is not allowed
d) It is allowed depending on the type of installation.
e) may be carried out in the case of in-line devices.
7) When the meter is located on the municipal line, the distance from the meter to the main
panel should be less than:
a) 1 m
b) 4 m
c) 5 m or more
d) 2m
e) 3 m
8) The electrical safety seal must be present:
a) All telephone and communication equipment
b) all the electrical spare parts of an automobile
c) all cables only
d) is not mandatory
e) all materials of a fixed installation
9) The maximum value of the grounding resistance recommended by AEA regulations is:
a) 40 Ohm x
b) 10 Ohm
c) 3 Ohm
d) 5 Ohm
e) 50 Ohm
10) What is the minimum cross section of the protective conductor (PE) for a house
according to the AEA 10 KW Guide?
a) 1.5 mm2
b) 4 mm2
c) 2.5 mm2
d) 6 mm2
e) 10 mm2
11) The separation distance between two IRAM 2309 round vertical javelins (d is distance
and L is length) is:
a) d<2L
b) d>2L
c) d=L
d) d>10L
e) d<10L
12) Synthetic or insulating corrugated pipes that do not propagate flame or fire are
allowed.
a) Never
b) only in embedded piping
c) Always
d) At the designer's discretion
e) only in lighting ducts
13) In a (male) chip with 3 flat pins, one is longer than the others. Why?
a) Allows it to be centered
b) Allows a better adjustment
c) No function
d) It is a manufacturer's decision
e) Connect the grounding before the other legs.
14) A small circuit breaker (thermomagnetic) protects:
a) The wires of the associated circuit
b) Engines
c) Life of persons in case of direct contact
d) Power surges
e) Voltage drops
15) The electrical voltage is:
a) The movement of electrons
b) An electric charge
c) A potential difference
d) Energy per unit of time
e) Mechanical energy transformed in a generator
Resolve:
1) Calculate the resistance of a 35 m long conductor with a cross section of 6 mm2 . The
resistivity of the material is 0.0174 Ohm.mm2/m.
2) Calculate the voltage drop produced in a conductor of 3.22 Ohm resistance carrying a current
of 10 A.
3) Calculate the active power of a 220V 3.5 A single-phase motor with a power factor (cosine of
phi) of 0.85.
4) Calculate the energy in KW/h consumed by a 105 W lamp over a period of 30 days of
uninterrupted operation.
5) The grounding measurement of a building, carried out with a voltmeter and an ammeter,
showed a voltage of 3.2 V and a current of 0.1 A. Calculate the value of the resistance of this
grounding.

Questionnaire
1) The value of the limiting temperature in insulators is:
a) The temperature value above which the dielectric strength of an insulator decreases.
b) The temperature value at which the insulation resistance of an insulator increases.
c) The temperature value at which the dielectric loss factor increases.
d) The temperature value at which the dielectric strength of an insulator increases.
e) the temperature value from which the dielectric loss factor decreases
2) What is the maximum value of Very Low Safety Voltage (MBTS) for dry, humid and wet
environments?
a) 9V
b) 12V
c) 50V
d) 25V
e) 24V
3) In mobile installations, only flame-retardant (flame-retardant) cables are allowed.
a) Depends on the type of installation
b) If they are not with other drivers
c) is not correct
d) is correct
e) if they are the only drivers
4) According to AEA Regulation 90364, the use of differential protection against indirect
contacts for the TT grounding scheme is:
a) Optional, at the discretion of the installer
b) Mandatory
c) Not required, if a thermal magnetic switch is used.
d) Not required, if the grounding resistance value of the installation is low.
e) Prohibited.
5) The distance from an electrical conduit to hot gas exhaust ducts, chimneys, heating ducts
or other heat source:
a) must be greater than 0.2 m
b) it must be greater than 1.5 m
c) depends on the type of installation
d) may be glued without any protection
e) must be greater than 1 m
6) When the meter is located on the municipal line, the distance from the meter to the main
panel should be less than:
a) 1 m
b) 4 m
c) 5 m or more
d) 2 m
e) 3m
7) The use of cable ducts in areas classified as hazardous:
a) It is not allowed
b) is allowed with connection to protective conductors
c) It is allowed depending on the type of installation
d) It is allowed
e) It is allowed depending on the application standard.
8) The neutral regime used in a house is:
a) TT
b) TN-S
c) TN-C
d) IT
e) TN-C-S
9) How many concentric cables belonging to different single-phase users of 5 Kw. of
overhead service connections, can they share the incoming duct?
a) 1
b) 2
c) 3
d) 4
e) 5
10) Which actors are subject to infringements and penalties by RG N° 05/2016 of the
ERSeP?
a) licensed electricians, distributors, users, communes, municipalities or owners of public
lighting systems.
b) Qualified electricians.
c) Distributors
d) Users
e) Communes
11) The AEA 90364 regulation is used in electrical installations of:
a) Medium voltage
b) Very low voltage
c) Low voltage and very low voltage
d) Low voltage
e) High voltage
12) The differential protection required by the regulations:
a) protects against overloads
b) Protects against short circuits
c) Protects against earth leakage currents
d) Do you only section circuits?
e) Surge protection
13) What color should the neutral wire of a circuit be?
a) Black
b) White
c) Light blue
d) Green
e) Brown
14) What minimum conductor cross-section should I use for luminaire return in a
minimum electrification grade installation?
a) 2.5mm2
b) 0.75mm2
c) 1mm2
d) 4mm2
e) 1.5mm2
15) The electrical power is:
a) The energy transferred per unit of time
b) Potential energy of an alternating current generator
c) Mechanical energy transformed into electrical energy
d) The speed at which the electrons move
e) An electric potential difference
Resolve:
1) Calculate the resistance of a conductor 85 m long and with a cross section of 4 mm2 . The
resistivity of the material is 0,0174 Ohm.mm2/m
2) Calculate the voltage drop produced in a conductor of 2.3 Ohm resistance carrying a current
of 6A.
3) Calculate the active power of a single-phase motor of 220 v, 2.3 A and a power factor (cos of
phi) of 0.85.
4) Calculate the energy in kWh consumed by a 160 W lamp over a period of uninterrupted
operation of 30 days.
5) The grounding measurement of a building, carried out with a voltmeter and an ammeter,
showed a voltage of 3.5 V and a current of 0.2 A. Calculate the value of the resistance of this
grounding.