Who must carry out any electrical work due to the inherent danger it poses?

• Any individual

• Only competent operatives

• Only homeowners

• Any plumber

What are the restricted areas for electrical equipment installation known as?

• Circuits

• Zones

• Sections

• Regions

According to BS 7671 18th edition, which zone is the space under the bath if it is accessible without the use of a tool?

• Zone 0

• Zone 1

• Zone 2

• Outside the zones

What should be followed regarding the use of individual equipment within the specified zones?

• Local government regulations

• Manufacturers' instructions

• Personal judgment

• General guidelines

Where should a boiler be installed in a bathroom according to general rules?

• Inside zones 0, 1, and 2

• Outside zones 0, 1, and 2

• Directly above the bath

• Next to the basin

Where should the fused spur feeding a boiler be located if the boiler is installed in a bathroom?

• Inside the bathroom

• Outside the bathroom

• Under the bath

• Next to the shower

What is a requirement for the placement of electrical equipment in a bathroom to ensure safety?

• It can be touched while using the bath or basin

• It should be in direct contact with water

• It cannot be touched while also touching water within the bath, shower, basin, or any other water source

• It should be installed without a protective cover

How should electrical equipment ideally be protected in a bathroom?

• By placing it in an open shelf

• By placing it in a closable cupboard

• By covering it with a waterproof cloth

• By installing it near a heat source

What additional protection should all equipment installed in a bathroom have?

• An RCCB

• An RCD

• A fuse

• A circuit breaker

Where can showers be fitted according to the manufacturer's instructions?

• Only outside zones 1 and 2

• Within zones 1 and 2

• Only in zone 1

• Anywhere in the bathroom without restrictions