Electrical Safety Tools and Techniques

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  1. 1

    What is the most suitable tool for an electrician to ensure the safety of wires in a home circuit before starting work?

    • AMegger tester
    • BClamp meter
    • CEarth resistance tester
    • DTest pen
  2. 2

    Which function cannot be performed by a typical multimeter?

    • AMeasuring AC/DC voltage
    • BMeasuring electric current
    • CMeasuring cable insulation resistance
    • DTesting circuit continuity
  3. 3

    What risk may arise if a megger tester indicates low insulation resistance?

    • AShort circuit or electric shock
    • BCurrent does not flow
    • CWire becomes live
    • DLoad does not function
  4. 4

    What is the purpose of conducting a continuity test on an installed circuit?

    • AMeasuring live circuit voltage
    • BEnsuring complete circuit connections
    • CTesting earth resistance
    • DMeasuring load current
  5. 5

    What does a high earth resistance tester reading imply for wiring safety?

    • ACircuit will not be live
    • BProtection devices like RCD/ELCB may fail
    • CElectric current will increase
    • DLoad will become lighter