E107A - Revision 1

What is the most suitable position for the light switch?

• A

• B

• C

• D

What type of electrical diagram is shown below:

• block diagram

• circuit diagram

• single line diagram

• wiring diagram

An electrical diagram with a ‘ladder’ layout as shown below is a:

• block diagram

• circuit diagram

• single line diagram

• wiring diagram

What type of switch corresponds with the switching chart shown.

• Intermediate switch

• 2-way switch

• Double pole switch – changeover

• Double pole switch – normally open

When wiring a lighting circuit in a domestic dwelling where would the circuit be run?

• in the ceiling

• under the house

• in conduit

• on cable tray

In multistorey buildings, cabling from the main switchboard to each floor is usually run:

• in large conduits installed inside the walls

• directly between switchboards installed on each floor

• through a vertical ‘riser’ that runs up the full height of the building

• in a ‘duct’ installed on the outside of the building once construction is completed

Select two situations where the holder of a Qualified Supervisors Certificate (Electrical) may perform electrical wiring work.

• Doing work in your own home

• As a favour for friends or relatives

• Whilst working for an employer

• Paid jobs you have arranged yourself

Which section of AS/NZS 3000:2018 outlines the requirements for verification and testing of electrical installations?

• Section 2

• Section 4

• Section 6

• Section 8

• Section 10

Which two regulations/rules/codes, all low voltage (LV) electrical installation work performed in NSW must be compliant with?

• NSW Energy Authority Building Code

• AS/NZS 3000

• NSW Electrical Licensing Regulations

• NSW Service and Installation Rules

Sections or clauses of an Australian Standard that provide detailed information about how work MUST be done are deemed to be:

• Propriety based

• Performance based

• Prescriptive based

• Information based