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No working out? Bloody hell have they devalued the exam completely? The old 2391 written exam was a real bugger .

City and guilds were losing out to EAL whose own testing and inspection course was open book, so city and guilds dumbed down to match.

The old 2391 was split into the 2394 (initial verification) and 2395 (periodic inspection) to better serve the short course industry. Candidates only needed the 2394 bit and stood a better chance of passing just half of the content. Multiple choice elements were introduced at this stage but the main exam was still written and closed book.
They then proudly announced the "return" of the 2391 whilst failing to mention they had made it totally open book.
 
Who decides the standards for exams and assessments ? If City and Guilds, EAL, Logic etc can run the same course who sets the rules for the minimum requirements?
 
what does the M+ button do? i seen it but never used it.
 
Hello,
Would anyone be able to help with this question I do not seem to have the knowledge to answer please?

44
Questions 40 to 46 relate to the following scenario.
Insulation resistance has been tested on five new lighting circuits in an existing large
distribution warehouse. These circuits are supplied from a new single-phase, five-way DB.
Switching for each circuit is by 230 V contactors. Connection to each light is made using a
BS 1363 socket-outlet adjacent to the fitting.
The supply and installation form a 400 V three-phase TN-C-S system.
The following test results were recorded.

Circuit Line-line ohms Line-earth ohms
1 190 176
2 187 20
3 157 162
4 122 134
5 172 178

Initial and Periodic Inspection and Testing of Electrical Installations (2391-052)
Sample Questions
17What is the value of insulation resistance between Live and Earth for the new DB with all
the lighting circuits connected?

a)13 MΩ
b)20 MΩ
c)134 MΩ
d)178 MΩ

Response: correct answer is (a) I said (c)

Thanks in advance hope Duncan
Is the second part of the question How big is the bang if it's really ohms?
 

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