Protocol in responding to unplanned conditions

What type of electrical problem results from poor wiring, lightning strikes, faulty appliances, or damaged power lines?

• overloading

• electrical surges

• flickering light

• ungrounded outlets

This may happen when switching on or off the device of the components or wires continuously.

• Tripping of circuit breakers

• power sags and dips

• electrical surges

• electric shocks

What is the term for the sudden increase in voltage that can damage electrical devices?

• Tripping of circuit breakers

• power sags and dips

• electrical surges

• electric shocks

Which electrical issue can be caused by faulty appliances or damaged power lines?

• overloading

• electrical surges

• flickering light

• ungrounded outlets

What can happen when poor wiring is present in an electrical system?

• Tripping of circuit breakers

• power sags and dips

• electrical surges

• electric shocks

Which of the following is the potential risks of damage from electrical surge? You can choose more than one answer.

• Fire hazard

• Fried Circuits

• Component Failure

• Electrocution Risks

What are the potential risks of overloading? You can choose more than one answer.

• Fire hazard

• damage to appliances

• fried circuits

• electrocution risks

Which of the following choices are connections that do not have a grounding system?

• Ungrounded outlets

• Dysfunctional Switches

• Backstabbed Outlets or Wires

• No RCCB or RCD (Residual Current Circuit Breaker) or RCD (Residual Current Device)

What is the term for the sudden decrease in voltage that can affect electrical devices?

• Tripping of circuit breakers

• power sags and dips

• electrical surges

• electric shocks

What is the term for the protective device that automatically switches off a circuit in case of an overload?

• Tripping of circuit breakers

• power sags and dips

• electrical surges

• electric shocks