I am currently studying level 3 electrical installation

[TraineeSparky]

I was hoping thered would be someone that would see this that is a bit better on theory then i am.

 

[KennyKen]

Have a go first mate.

 

[TraineeSparky]

Have a go first mate.

I’ve had a go mate but not confident at all with my answers.

 

[KennyKen]

Show your answers, People will be more willing to help knowing you’ve had a crack. A blank document is a reoccurring theme here sometimes that’s all. No one here will criticise your answers. So post what you have done.

 

[pc1966]

When you see the answers to an exam it always looks easy, but that is why you really have to try and think things through before being told. It is the thinking that matters!

More generally, don't see this forum as a place just to get answers, but more to discuss what you think and to question the 'why' of certain things. You will find very experienced folk on here still asking for advice on unusual problems or systems, not always because they don't know but sometimes to walk round the arguments to decide what is the best solution for a given situation.

 

[TraineeSparky]

Sorry for the late reply,was struggling to upload the file of my answers. I went down this approach and was wondering if anyone thought this was way off or?

 

[Lister1987]

Drop @Dan a PM and join the trainee section, loads of useful bits in th

 

[pc1966]

Just took a very quick look and answering 'conduit' to every point is not very specific!

They probably (not studied this exam, so don't listen to me) expect you to be more specific about items making up the conduit system as well as other things that might impact on its safety and reliability (wall, nearby cables/pipes/etc)

 

[swl83]

Maybe add saddles correct spacing, Maybe check if metal saddles are required of exit points of the building to prevent premature collapse of cables.