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MARKING GUIDELINE

NONNATIONAL CERTIFICATE

INSTALLATION RULES
(First paper)

1 February 2022

This marking guideline consists of 6 pages.

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MARKING GUIDELINE -2-
INSTALLATION RULES
(First paper)

QUESTION 1: OCCUPATIONAL HEALTH AND SAFETY ACT, 85 OF 1993

1.1 After having satisfied himself or herself by means of an inspection and tests
that:
 A new installation complies with the provisions of regulation 5(1) and was
carried out under his or her general control or
 An electrical installation which existed prior to the current edition of the
health and safety standard incorporated into these regulation in terms of
reg. 5(1), complies with general safety principles of such standard or
 In case of alterations or extensions of existing parts of an electrical
installation complies with the general safety principles of such standard and
is reasonably safe and
 The extensions or alterations affected comply with the provision of regulation
5(1) and when carried out under his/her general control. (6)

1.2 Shall refuse to issue such certificate until that fault or default has been
rectified.

Provided that such fault or default in the opinion of the registered person
constitutes an immediate danger to persons in a case where electricity is
already supplied, he/she shall take steps to disconnect supply to the circuit in
which the fault was detected and notify the chief inspector. (4)
[10]

QUESTION 2: SANS 10142-1 OF 2020: SCOPE

 Circuits supplied at nominal voltages up to and including 1 000 V AC or 1 500 V DC.


The standard frequency for AC. is 50 Hz. The use of other frequencies for special
purposes is not excluded,
 Circuits, other than the internal wiring of apparatus, that operate at voltages
exceeding 1000 V and are derived from an installation that has a voltage not
exceeding 1000 V AC,
 Any wiring systems and cables not specifically covered by the standards for
appliances,
 All consumer installations external to buildings,
 Fixed wiring in the power supply circuits for telecommunication equipment, signalling
equipment, control equipment and the like (excluding internal wiring of apparatus),
 The extension or alteration of the installation and also parts of the existing installation
affected by the existing extension or alteration,
 Fixed wiring needed to connect the various units of complex machinery that are
installed in separate locations,
 Equipment for which no standard is referenced,
 Replacement or maintenance of components, and
 Earthing arrangements. [10]

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QUESTION 3: SANS 10142-1 OF 2017: DEFINITION

3.1 True
3.2 True
3.3 False
3.4 True
3.5 False
3.6 False
3.7 False
3.8 True
3.9 False
3.10 True
(10 × 1) [10]

QUESTION 4: SANS 10142 OF 2020: FUNDAMENTAL REQUIREMENTS

4.1 Unless otherwise permitted by an applicable standard, electrical equipment


shall be so designed, positioned and protected that accessible parts under
normal operating conditions do not reach a temperature that exceeds

 70 °C in the case of metallic parts, and


 90 °C in the case of non-metallic parts. (5)

4.2 When all conductors in an AC installation are carrying their maximum estimated
load, the difference in voltage or the voltage drop between the point of supply
and any point of outlet or terminals of fixed appliances shall not exceed 5%
of the standard voltage or of the declared phase-to-neutral voltage. In the
case where reticulation is part of the electrical installation after the point of
supply, the 5% voltage drop shall be calculated to include the reticulation part
of the installation. (5)
[10]

QUESTION 5: SANS 10142-1 OF 2020: SPECIAL INSTALLATIONS OR LOCATIONS

5.1  In zone 0, only protection by safety extra-low-voltage at nominal voltage not


exceeding 12 V is permitted, the safety source being installed outside zone
0.
 The measures of protection by means of obstacles and by placing
equipment out of arm's reach are not permitted.
 The measures of protection by non-conducting location and earth-free
bonding are not permitted. (3 × 2) (6)

5.2 None (1)

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5.3  The heating elements are covered by a metallic sheath (screened),
 A metallic grid is installed above the heating elements, and
 The sheath or grid is bonded to earth or is connected to the equipotential
bonding. (3)
[10]

QUESTION 6: SANS 10142-1 OF 2020: SPECIAL INSTALLATIONS OR LOCATIONS

6.1  If voltage does not exceed 25 V AC or 60 V DC.


 If the wiring system is made up of compatible components and complies as
a complete unit with SANS 60598-2.23.
 If the conductors are at least 1 m from the thatch under a thatched roof. (3)

6.2  Primary terminals of the supply source shall be in an enclosure.


 Cables shall be fixed in such a way to prevent strain on the terminals or
connectors.
 Any SELV sources with a mass of more than 1 kg shall be fixed.
 Transformers, protective devices or similar equipment, which are mounted
above ceiling or in a similar place, shall, as far as is reasonably practicable,
be mounted on a fixed part of the building such as a beam.
 If the identification of a protective device for a circuit is not immediately
evident, a sign or diagram close to the protective device shall identify the
circuit and its purpose. (7)
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QUESTION 7: SANS 10142-1 OF 2020: SPECIAL INSTALLATIONS OR LOCATIONS

7.1  Low-voltage generation sets


 Photo voltaic installation
 Gas generator
 Diesel generator
 Wind turbines
 Hydropower (Any 4 × ½) (2)

7.2 The capacity and operating characteristics of the alternative supply shall be
such that danger or damage to equipment does not arise after the connection
or disconnection of any intended load as a result of the deviation of the voltage
or frequency from the standard range. Means shall be provided to
automatically disconnect such parts of the installation, as may be necessary
if the capacity of the alternative supply is exceeded. (4)

7.3 The neutral of each unit shall be earthed at the unit and these points shall be
bonded to the consumer's earth terminal. The supply from each unit which
supplies the installation or part of the installation, shall be switched by means
of a switch that breaks all live conductors operating substantially together, to
disconnect the earthed neutral point from the installation neutral when the
alternative supply is not connected. (4)
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QUESTION 8: SANS 10142-1 OF 2020: ANNEXURE J: ELECTRICITY SUPPLY SYSTEM

[10]

QUESTION 9: SANS 10292 OF 2013: EARTHING OF LOW-VOLTAGE (LV)


DISTRIBUTION SYSTEMS

9.1  Underground
 Overhead lines
 Bare, open wire, LV overhead system (3)

9.2  Trench earth


 Earth rods
 Foundation earth (3)

9.3  TN-C-S earthing system with a TN-S earthing extension


 TNS earthing system with a TN-C-S earthing extension
 TT earthing system with a TN-S earthing extension
 TT earthing system with a TN-C-S earthing extension (4)
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QUESTION 10: SANS 10198 – 2 OF 2004: PART 2: SELECTION OF CABLE TYPE AND
METHODS OF INSTALLATION

10.1  Carry a specified current


 Withstand the voltage and fault conditions (2)

10.2  Increasing the separation of cables


 Eliminate parallelism (2)

10.3 Method that prevents cable movement 


Disadvantage is that thermo-mechanical forces will occur and that may cause
damage to the cable. (3)

10.4 Method that allows cable movement.


Advantage is that damage to the cable can be avoided. (3)
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TOTAL: 100

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