Philippine Electrical Code (PEC) Part 1 Practice Flashcards

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Flashcards covering vocabulary and technical specifications from Part 1 of the Philippine Electrical Code (PEC) for REE Board Exam preparation.

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Intermediate Conduit Trade Size

The maximum electrical trade size for intermediate conduit is 100mm100\,mm.

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Electrical Permit

The type of permit required before starting any installation work, alteration, repair, or extension on any electrical system.

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PEC Application

The Philippine Electrical Code (PEC) is intended for mandatory applications by government bodies exercising legal jurisdiction over electrical installation.

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Hazardous Location Classifications

Equipment for installation in hazardous locations is divided into 33 groups according to the classification of the hazards involved.

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Type FCC (Flat Conductor Cable)

Individual branch circuits using this cable shall have ratings not exceeding 30A30\,A.

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Type USE

An electrical conductor type applicable specifically for underground service entrance conductors.

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Bending Space Requirement

If three wires of 150mm2150\,mm^2 are connected to one terminal entering a cabinet or switchboard, the bending space at each terminal shall NOT be less than 250mm250\,mm.

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Auxiliary Gutter Clearance

A clearance of not less than 26mm26\,mm shall be secured between bare current carrying metal parts and any metal surface of an auxiliary gutter.

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Minimum Box Depth

No electrical box shall have an internal depth of less than 12mm12\,mm.

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Pendant

A device or equipment suspended from overhead either by means of a flexible cord carrying the current, or otherwise.

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THW Copper Conductor Ampacity (8.0mm28.0\,mm^2)

The allowable ampacity of THW insulated copper conductor with an area of 8.0mm28.0\,mm^2 exposed to an ambient temperature of 30C30^\circ\text{C} is 45A45\,A.

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Expansion Bolt

The hardware best suited for mounting electrical equipment on a concrete wall.

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Range Neutral Load

The neutral load of a range with a demand load of 10.4kW10.4\,kW is 7.28kW7.28\,kW.

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Permit Issuance Delay

If a project is expensive and requires complex checking, the delay for the issuance of an electrical permit shall not be longer than 55 working days.

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Ground Conductor Pull Test

Splices in ground conductors shall be attached so as to withstand a pull test of 890Newton890\,\text{Newton}.

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Class II Hazardous Location

Locations which are hazardous because of the presence of combustible dust.

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THW Copper Conductor (Buried)

For an ambient temperature of 30C30^\circ\text{C}, a THW insulated copper conductor with a cross sectional area of 3.5mm23.5\,mm^2 buried underground has an ampacity of 30A30\,A.

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Lightning Protection Bonding

All extended parts located within 1,800mm1,800\,mm of the lighting protection system shall be bonded to it.

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Continuous Duty

Operation at substantially constant load for an indefinitely long time.

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Transformer Clearance

Transformers exceeding 112.5kVA112.5\,kVA shall not be located within 300mm300\,mm from combustible materials of the building.

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Steel Electrode Thickness

Electrodes of iron or steel shall be at least 6.4mm6.4\,mm in thickness.

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Neutral Insulation Level

The minimum insulation level for the neutral conductors of a solidly grounded system shall be 600V600\,V.

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Advisory Rules

Rules in the PEC that are characterized by the use of the word 'should'.

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Air Terminal

A device capable of drawing lightning discharge to it in preference to vulnerable parts of the protected area.

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Fixed Appliance

An appliance which is fastened or otherwise secured at a specific location.

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Inverse Time CB Rating

A standard rating of an inverse time Circuit Breaker (CB) is 110A110\,A.

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Aerial Cable Clearance

Aerial cable under non-metallic extensions shall have a clearance of not less than 50mm50\,mm from steel structure members.

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Republic Act No. 184

Under this act, a licensed Master Electrician may operate and tend generators rated up to 750V750\,V.

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Heavy Duty Lamp Holder

A lamp holder that must have a rating no less than 660W660\,W.

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Rigid Metal Conduit Support

In rigid metal conduit wiring, conduits shall be supported at least every 3,000mm3,000\,mm.

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Open Wiring Damage Protection

Conductors within 2,000mm2,000\,mm from the floor in open wiring method are considered exposed to physical damage.

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Auxiliary Gutter Conductor Limit

Auxiliary gutters shall not contain more than 3030 current carrying conductors at any cross section.

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Insulation Resistance (201201 to 400A400\,A)

Circuits rated from 201201 to 400A400\,A require a minimum insulation resistance of 25,000ohms25,000\,\text{ohms}.

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High Rise Building

For the purpose of lightning protection, a building with a height over 23m23\,m.

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Branch Circuit Classification

Branch circuits are classified according to the maximum setting of the over-current device.

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Type TW

An electrical conductor with the trade name 'moisture resistant thermoplastic'.

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Reactor

A device used for the purpose of minimizing irregularities in the flow of welding currents.

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Local Building Office

The location where an electrical permit must be filed for land-based electrical installations under the PEC.