Card 1
HintSafety requirement after disconnecting power.Memory TipOne minute discharge for capacitor safety.
Card 2
HintTwo or more 120V, 1-HP or less motors on a 20A circuit.Memory TipA and B conditions must both be met when using multiple motors.
Card 3
HintThe motor's current under normal operating conditions.Memory Tip25-HP, 480V, 3-Phase equals 34 amps.
Card 4
HintPrevents accidental circuit energization.Memory TipMount knife switches to prevent gravity closure.
Card 5
HintProtection from physical damage and electrical hazards.Memory TipPanelboards belong in cabinets.
Card 6
HintThink of a repetitive on-off cycle.Memory TipPeriodic = recurring load.
Card 7
HintMaximum separation for clear visibility.Memory Tip50 feet maximum apart to be in sight.
Card 8
HintExceeding temperature limits for the conductor insulation.Memory Tip75°C insulation on 100-amp isn't permitted.
Card 9
HintCord length for a waste disposal unit.Memory TipDisposer Cord limit: only 3-feet long.
Card 10
HintConsider luminaire weight and size.Memory Tip12 inch 6-lb OK screwshell for luminaire support.
Card 11
HintMaximum heat intensity for embedded units.Memory Tip120 watts max for deicing.
Card 12
HintCurrent carrying capacity of a small gauge wire.Memory Tip18 AWG wire = 6 amps.
Card 13
HintTotal voltage calculation based on cell count.Memory Tip12 cells at 2V = 24V.
Card 14
HintRelates to the cord's durability and application.Memory TipSJ is for 'Severe Job'.
Card 15
HintOvercurrent protection requirements based on voltage.Memory TipNo overcurrent protection needed with <1000V
Card 16
HintCapacity of a branch circuit for heating appliances.Memory TipTwo units can be supplied by one 30A.
Card 17
HintDedicated disconnect required for safety.Memory TipPlug it in but don't rely on the plug to turn it off
Card 18
HintAlerting personnel to potential hazards.Memory TipCaution signs for heated pipes.
Card 19
HintDifferent methods for converting electrical phases.Memory TipB and C phase converters are covered in the NEC.
Card 20
HintCorrect wiring prevents shock hazards.Memory TipBad to switch the grounded wire.
Card 21
HintIdentifying the higher voltage in delta systems.Memory TipMark the high leg.
Card 22
HintListing, flame-retardant, voltage rating.Memory TipMust follow: Listed, Resistant, Voltage
Card 23
HintThreshold for elevated safety precautionsMemory TipOver 1,000: High Voltage.
Card 24
HintProper cable management.Memory TipDon't run wires through ceilings.
Card 25
HintImplications for circuit sizing and protection.Memory TipEquipment is considered a continuous load.
Card 26
HintSafety protocols for emergency situations.Memory TipFollows specified shutdown procedures.
Card 27
HintMaintaining adequate space for wiring.Memory TipAvoid overcrowding control panels.
Card 28
HintProtecting children in specific environments.Memory TipConference rooms don't need TR.
Card 29
HintMaximum current for safety.Memory TipMax 20 amps for low-voltage lighting.