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TRUE OR FALSE
Relatively large diameter conductors are used in electrical utility transmission systems. 
FALSE
High voltages are used in transmission lines to reduce the required amount of current flow.
What phase is used in the industrial customers?
3 phase
it is more complex than residential
Transmitting long distance electricity?
using high voltages most efficiently.
High voltages are used in transmission lines to reduce the amount of current flow.
true or false
The higher the level of the distribution voltage, the more difficult and expensive it becomes to between line wires, as well as from line wires to ground?
TRUE
TRUE OR FALSE
The unit substation is completely enclosed on all sides with sheet metal so that no live parts are exposed. 
TRUE
TRUE OR FALSE
The switchboard is usually supplied from the panel board
FALSE
The panel board is supplied from the switchboard.
PANEL BOARD def.
Contains a group of circuit breaker of fuse protective devices for lighting, convenience receptacles, and power distribution branch circuits.
Referred to as the load centers.

Switchboards come after the panel boards.
TRUE OR FALSE
A motor control center is a modular structure designed specifically for plug-in-type control units and motor control. 
TRUE
SWITCHBOARD
A single panel or group of assembled panels with buses, over-current devices, and instruments.
This is the service entrance point when electricity enters the building
TRUE OR FALSE
Movement of the coils within a transformer produces the transformation of voltage. 
FALSE
AVERAGE EFFICIENCY IS 90% BECAUSE TRANSFORMERS HAVE NO MOVING PARTS.
TRUE OR FALSE
Without transformers the widespread distribution of electrical power would be impractical.
TRUE
Transformers doesn't change power levels between circuits.
TRUE OR FALSE
For an ideal transformer, the power input is equal to the power output. 
TRUE
TRUE OR FALSE
Transformer power is rated in volt-amperes instead of watts.
TRUE
Can only be operated in AC voltage because no voltage is induced if there is no change in the magnetic field.
TRUE OR FALSE
The voltage ratio of a transformer is equal to its turns ratio. 
TRUE
TRUE OR FALSE
A step-up transformer is one in which the secondary winding current is greater than the primary winding current. 
FALSE
If the primary has fewer turns than the secondary, you have a step-up transformer that increases the voltage.
TRUE OR FALSE
If the secondary circuit of a transformer becomes overloaded, the primary circuit will not be affected. 
FALSE
TRUE OR FALSE
The low-voltage winding leads on a single-phase transformer are identified as H1 and H2. 
FALSE
TRUE OR FALSE
A transformer has subtractive polarity when terminal H1 is adjacent to terminal X1. 
TRUE
TRUE OR FALSE
When a 240/480 volt dual primary control transformer is to be operated from a 240 volt system the primary winding are connected in parallel. 
TRUE
Parallel connection draws equal amounts of voltage.
TRUE OR FALSE
In a Delta-connected transformer, the phase and line voltages are equal.
TRUE
TRUE OR FALSE
An autotransformer has electrical isolation between the primary and secondary circuits. 
FALSE
TRUE OR FALSE
Instrument transformers provide insulation between the instrument and the high voltage of the power circuit. 
TRUE
TRUE OR FALSE
A current transformer is a transformer that is designed to be connected in parallel with the circuit to be monitored.
FALSE
High voltages are used in transmission lines to reduce the transmission __________.  
CURRENT (FLOW)
Substations contain step-down _________ that reduce the voltage.
TRANSFOMERS
For a given amount of power delivered, doubling the transmission voltage cuts the electrical loses by _________.  
75%
Compared to the high voltage side, the low voltage side of a transformer draws _________ current.  
MORE
A unit substation of a building contains? 3 THINGS
High-voltage switch gear 
Low-voltage distribution devices
Transformer
When installing motors and motor controllers which of the following needs to be adhered to?  3 THINGS
NEC
MANUFACTURERS' INSTRUCTIONS
STATE AND LOCAL CODES
Conduit conductor capacity is generally based on a _______ fill ratio.  
40%
Conductors that deliver energy from the service equipment to the final branch circuit over-current device are known as
Feeder conductors
The transformer winding coil that delivers power to the load is known as the _________ coil winding.  
Secondary
The transformer winding coil that connects to the power supply is known as the _________ coil winding.  
Primary
The principle of operation of a transformer is based on ________ induction.  
Mutual
The __________ current sets up an alternating flux in the core of a transformer.  
Exciting
The efficiency of a transformer is typically in the _______ range.  
90%
When the secondary winding of a transformer is disconnected from the load,
Very little current flows in the primary
The low-voltage windings leads on a single-phase transformer are marked  
X1 and X2
What is the operating voltage of most commercial and industrial magnetic control systems?
120 V
Three-phase transformers are normally connected in_________ or _________.  
 Wye, Delta
The phase windings of a three-phase transformer are _______ electrical degrees apart.  
120
If the phase-to-neutral voltage is 120 volts in a Wye transformer system the phase-to-phase voltage would be  
208 volts
An auto-transformer motor starter reduces the starting current to the motor by
Reducing the frequency of the applied voltage
Compared to an equivalent traditional transformer the auto-transformer is  
lighter and less costly
The secondary low-voltage side of a potential instrument transformer is usually wound for  
120 volts
The secondary winding of a current transformer is designed to produce a standard current of
5 A
Potential transformers are used  
with instruments and relays
Current transformers are used to  
supply a small amount of current that is proportional to the main current
A control transformer is used to  
reduce the voltage for motor control circuits.