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9189PH3ELECTPPT8

Total questions: 21

Worksheet time: 11mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

What kind of checks might a plumber carry out?

a)

Full electrical testing

b)

Safe isolation, continuity, and polarity checks

c)

Testing of a new fused spur unit

d)

Issuing a minor works certificate

2.

What qualification is required to carry out testing of a new fused spur unit feeding a boiler from an existing ring main?

a)

Competent electrician qualification

b)

Plumbing diploma

c)

Part P qualification

d)

No specific qualification needed

3.

Does a plumber need to be Part P qualified to change a like-for-like component, such as a pump or flex cable to a boiler?

a)

Yes, always

b)

No, not for like-for-like component changes

c)

Yes, but only for flex cables

d)

Yes, but only for pumps

4.

Which HSE guidance note is mentioned for electrical test equipment?

a)

Guidance Note GS39

b)

Guidance Note GS38

c)

Guidance Note GS37

d)

Guidance Note GS40

5.

What should be the maximum exposed conductor length for the leads according to the image?

a)

1mm

b)

2mm

c)

4mm

d)

6mm

6.

What information should be clearly marked on the equipment?

a)

The weight of the device

b)

The maximum voltage and current that may be tested

c)

The manufacturing date

d)

The color code

7.

What needs to be confirmed for correct operation of a voltage indicator?

a)

It should be immersed in water

b)

It should be connected to a computer

c)

It should be confirmed by using a proving unit

d)

It should be painted with insulating paint

8.

Which document provides guidance on the conformity of voltage indicators and proving units?

a)

HSE document GS38

b)

HSE document GS39

c)

HSE document GS40

d)

HSE document GS37

9.

What can a multimeter check by using the resistance setting?

a)

If a battery is fully charged

b)

If a cable has gone open circuit

c)

The temperature of a motor

d)

The voltage of AC electrical applications

10.

What can be checked to determine if a motor or a zone valve has burnt out?

a)

By checking the voltage setting

b)

By using the resistance setting Ω

c)

By measuring the current flow

d)

By using the AC electrical application mode

11.

In the diagram provided, where should the red lead of the multimeter be connected to measure voltage?

a)

To the COM port

b)

To the VΩ port

c)

To the LOAD

d)

To the A port

12.

In the diagram provided, where should the black lead of the multimeter be connected to measure voltage?

a)

To the COM port

b)

To the VΩ port

c)

To the LOAD

d)

To the A port

13.

What does a digital clamp meter clamp over to give a real-time indication of?

a)

Voltage level

b)

Run current

c)

Resistance value

d)

Power consumption

14.

What does the meter read and interpret when using a digital clamp meter?

a)

The temperature of the conductor

b)

The resistance of the appliance

c)

The magnetic field produced by the flow of current

d)

The physical dimensions of the conductor

15.

What might electrical impedance be seen as?

a)

The amount of current that an electrical circuit can produce

b)

The amount of opposition that an electrical circuit offers to the current or voltage change

c)

The amount of voltage that an electrical circuit can withstand

d)

The amount of energy that an electrical circuit stores

16.

Which tool must be used to measure the impedance of a live electrical circuit?

a)

Voltage tester

b)

Continuity tester

c)

Earth loop tester

d)

Multimeter

17.

In which unit is the earth fault loop impedance measured?

a)

Volts (V)

b)

Watts (W)

c)

Ohms (Ω)

d)

Amps (A)

18.

What is the primary use of a socket tester as described in the learning material?

a)

To measure the voltage of socket outlets

b)

To check for polarity and indicate using a set of LEDs

c)

To test the strength of the electrical current

d)

To identify the type of socket outlet

19.

According to the image, what does a socket tester identify apart from polarity?

a)

Voltage fluctuations

b)

Reversed connections

c)

Socket outlet material

d)

Wire thickness

20.

What is the purpose of a visual inspection before testing in plumbing?

a)

A) To ensure the system is installed in accordance with the appropriate standards and there are no visible signs of damage.

b)

B) To check the color of the pipes.

c)

C) To estimate the cost of the plumbing work.

d)

D) To prepare the system for dismantling.

21.

What does checking for correct polarity ensure during pre-test checks?

a)

A) That the water pressure is adequate.

b)

B) That the pipes are of the correct diameter.

c)

C) That conductors are securely fitted and located in the correct terminals.

d)

D) That the temperature settings are accurate.