Verify Compliance and Functionally of General Electrical Installations Revision

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Certificate III in Electrotechnology Electrician Course No. 20222
Unit of Competency UEENEEG105A
Verify Compliance and Functionally of General Electrical
Installations
REVISION
Time allowed – 3 hours Plus reading time of 10 minutes
ALL STUDENTS MUST ACHIEVE A MINIMUM SCORE OF 60% FOR ALL 6

SECTIONS OF THIS ASSESSMENT TO BE DEEMED COMPETENT IN THIS
UNIT
Section Possible Mark Awarded Mark Satisfactory (Y/N)
A 15
B 15
C 20
D 20
E 15
F 15
Competent (C)/Not Yet Competent (NC)
Aids to be supplied by college

 None
Aids to be supplied by student
Pen, pencil, eraser, rule, calculator.
AS/NZS 3000. 2007 Amendment 2 - Wiring Rules
AS/NZS 3008.1.1 Cable Selection (2009)
AS/NZS 3017 Installation Testing
NSW Service and Installation Rules
Student marginal notes and annotations are permitted in the above standards
Instructions to Student
 Mobile phones are to be turned off and removed from your person. You cannot access a
mobile phone during this test.
 All questions to be answered in the space provided on this assessment
 You are not to use any other reference book in this exam
 The whole of this paper is to be handed to the Supervisor upon completion.
 All questions to be attempted
Aids permitted where indicated:
Standard Bilingual Technical Programmable Non-
Dictionaries Dictionaries Dictionaries Calculators programmable
Calculators
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INSTRUCTIONSFOR ALL 6 SECTIONS OF THIS ASSESSMENT
For multiple choice questions in all sections write the corresponding letter for the correct answer in the
answer box. If you make a mistake place an X through the incorrect answer and write the correct
answer next to the incorrect answer in the answer box.
Some questions require answers and reference standards (Example; AS/NZS 3000:2007) to be quoted.
You are required to answer the question correctly and give the correct clause, table or figure number
along with the correct relevant standard.
For calculation questions you are required to show all workings to obtain full marks for the question.
There is an equation sheet at the back of the assessment.
For diagrams you are required to draw the diagram in a neat manner so that it is clear and legible to
obtain full marks for the question.
Section A (15 Marks)

1. An electric current causes a number of effects, which can be useful or merely unwanted by
products. The four effects caused by an electric current are: (1 MARK) T1
a) Physiological, Lighting, Magnetism and Chemical
b) Biological, Heating, Magnetism and Corrosive
c) Physiological, Heating, Magnetism and Chemical
d) Physiological, Heating, Mechanical and Chemical
Answer: ___C___
2. The current drawn by an induction motor (1 MARK) T6
a) Increases as the speed of the motor increases

b) Decreases as the speed of the motor increases
c) Remains constant regardless of motor speed
d) Varies independently of the speed of the motor
Answer: ___B___
3. Which of the following components is an essential part of the
operating mechanism of a residual current device? (1 MARK) T9
a) Toroidal transformer
b) Autotransformer
c) Isolation transformer
d) Current transformer
Answer: ___A____
4. Transformers used to supply pool lights are? (1 MARK) T9
a) Auto transformers
b) Double wound isolation transformers
c) Step up transformers
d) Centre tapped transformers
Answer: ___B____
5. If an electric current passes through the body, the current can

interfere with the body’s nervous system. The amount of interference depends on a number of
factors, one of which is the amount of current. Name two other factors: (1 MARK) T1
a) WHERE THE CURRENT FLOWS
b) DURATION OF TIME THAT THE CURRENT FLOWS
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Section A (Cont’d)
6. a) On the diagram below complete the correct circuit connections for a single source single path
circuit. (1 MARK) T2/T25
b) Below the diagram name each of the four circuit symbols represented. (1 MARK)
Note: All four components need to be arranged in the correct order in the circuit.
A: MULTIPLE CELL DC POWER SUPPLY/DC POWER SOURCE

B: FUSE/CIRCUIT PROTECTION
C: RESISTOR
D: SWITCH
7. For the diagram below calculate the value of current I 2 and the voltage across R4.
(2 MARKS) (SHOW ALL WORKINGS) T3
50
Ω
200
Ω
150 150 150

Ω Ω Ω
1 1
R3-5 = 1 + 1 + 1 = 1 + 1 + 1 = 50Ω
R3 R 4 R5 150 150 150
VT 20
I2 = = =0.2 A∨200 mA
R 2+ R 3−5 50+50
VR4 = VR3-5 = I x R3-5 = 0.2 X 50 = 10 V

8. A 50 hertz sine wave has a peak voltage of 230 volts. What is the instantaneous value voltage at
25 degrees? (2 MARKS) (SHOW WORKINGS)
v = VMAX sin ф v = 230 x sin 25 = 97.2 volts

9. a) On the diagram below indicate the approximate voltage of the voltmeter shown in series with
the lamp measured using a digital voltmeter. (1 MARK) T3
25V
25V
25V
b) On the diagram below indicate the approximate voltage measured at the instant the short
circuit is connected across the load
20V
10. On the diagram below NEATLY draw in all the connections to the motor terminal block for a
three phase squirrel cage induction motor connected in DELTA arrangement. (1 Mark) T6
11.
12. From the list of possible motor starters shown below, correctly write the name of the circuit
diagram of the four motor starters shown below: (2 MARKS) T6/T25
Star delta starter, PTC starter, DOL starter, soft starter, primary resistance starter, secondary
resistance starter, tertiary resistance starter, NON starter, magnetic starter, autotransformer
starter, dual starter.
A: AUTOTRANSFORMER STARTER B: STAR DELTA STARTER
C: PRIMARY RESISTANCE STARTER D: SECONDARY RESISTANCE STARTER
Section B (15 Marks).
1. The earthing conductor of a system supplied by MIMS cabling – (1 Mark) T7
a) Must be the sheath of the cable

b) Is identified by the colours green and yellow
c) May be any of the internal cores of the cable
d) May be either the sheath or any of the internal conductors of the cable
Answer: ___A____
2. The maximum permitted resistance of an equipotential bonding
conductor is – (1 Mark) T7
a) 1 Meg ohm
b) not specified
c) 0.5 ohms
d) a value that is a component of the maximum fault loop impedance
Answer: ___C_____
3. In a residential installation, which of the following DOES NOT require RCD
protection (1 Mark) T11
a) Socket outlets added to an existing circuit that does not have

RCD protection
b) A new lighting circuit where the installation does not currently
have RCD protection
c) A 15 amp socket outlet for the connection of a portable oven,
where the socket outlet is mounted on the glass splashback to
the side of the oven
d) The replacement of a single socket outlet with a multiple socket outlet, where the
circuit is not RCD protected
Answer: __C and
D____
1. Electric water heater circuits (1 Mark) T14
a) Must be controlled by an isolating switch and a circuit breaker,

both fitted at the main switchboard
b) May use a circuit breaker as both a protective device and an
isolation device
c) Must originate at the main switchboard of the installation
d) Must originate at the switchboard closest to the water heater
Answer: ___B_____
4. The nominal prospective short circuit current at the connection point for
services up to 400 amp in a commercial area will be? (2 Marks) T14
Answer: 25 kA
Reference Standard S & IR of NSW Clause/Table 1.10.4(b)
Section B (Cont’d)
5. The diagram of the Error: Reference source not foundbelow represents the main switchboard in
a domestic installation. The diagram also shows five (5) final sub-circuits (earthing conductors
only) that the switchboard supplies. Note that the diagram does not show all equipment the
switchboard supplies. Details of the installation are as follows: (3 Marks) T8
The consumer’s mains are 3-phase 400 V comprising four (4) 25 mm2 X-90 SDI cables enclosed in
HDUPVC conduit. The consumer’s mains do not have short circuit protection on the supply side
and they are single-insulated cables inside the main switchboard enclosure.
The main switchboard supplies, in part, the following circuits:
 Circuit 1 - Lights (1.5 mm2 TPS twin and earth).
 Circuit 2 – Power (2.5 mm2 TPS twin and earth).
 Circuit 3 – Power (2.5 mm2 TPS twin and earth).
 Circuit 4 – Range (6 mm2 TPS twin and earth).
 Circuit 5 - Water heater (4 mm2 TPS twin and earth).
(a) Draw on the diagram all necessary earthing and equipotential bonding conductors
necessary to effect the MEN system of earthing. DO NOT show active and neutral
conductors.
(b) Identify on each cable the minimum permissible conductor size.
Marks will be deducted for incorrect or omitted connections, labelling and conductor sizes.
Section C (20 Marks)
1. A single phase 230 volt final sub circuit is supplied from a single phase sub board in a home unit,
which is supplied from a three phase 400 volt main switchboard.
The three phase voltage drop in the consumer’s mains is 2.5 volts. The single phase voltage drop
in the sub mains is 7 volts. What single phase voltage drop is available for the final sub circuit?
(2 marks) T12
Calculation:
V D 3 ᶲ 2.5
VD 1ᶲ = = = 1.44 V
√3 √3
VDROP MAX 1ᶲ = 11.5 – (7 + 1.44) = 3.06 V
2. Determine the maximum demand on the single phase 230 volt sub mains supplying a home unit
that has the following loads (3 marks) T12
15 lighting points
15 double 10 amp socket outlets
6 single 10 amp socket outlets
One 2.8Kw reverse cycle air conditioning unit that is connected by fixed wiring
One 9.2 kW cooking range
One 2.4kW 315 litre solar storage hot water service
Load Load Calculation A

Group
A(i) Lights 1 to 20 points = 3 A 3
Socket (15 x 2) + 6 = 36: 10 + 5 = 15 15

B(i) Outlets
Air Cond 2800 9.2

x 0.75=9.13 A
D 230
C Range 9200 20
x 0.5=20 A
230
F HWS 2400 10.44
=10.44 A
230
MAXIMUM DEMAND 57.64 A
Section C (Cont’d)
6. Calculate the maximum demand on the consumers mains that supply a three phase 400/230 volt
industrial workshop that has the following loads: (4 marks) T12
A Phase
10 fluorescent lights, each requiring 0.6 amps,
Six double 10 amp socket outlets
B Phase
15 fluorescent lights, each requiring 0.6 amps,
Six double 10 amp socket outlets
C Phase
15 fluorescent light fittings, each requiring 0.6 amps,
Five double 10 amp socket outlets,
One hard wired 5 amp heat pump storage water heater.
Common to all phases –
One 20 amp three phase reverse cycle air conditioner
One 20 amp three phase and neutral socket outlet
Load Load Calculation A B C

Group
A Lights 10 x 0.6 = 6: 15 x 0.6 = 9 6 9 9
Socket 1000+(750 x 11) 40.2 40.2 33.7

Outlets =¿ 40.2
230
B(i) 1000+(750 x 9)
=¿ 33.7
230
Socket 20 x Full Current 20 20 20
B(iii) Outlet
Air 20 x Full Current 20 20 20

C Cond
HWS 5 x Full Current 5

G
MAXIMUM DEMAND 86.2 89.2 87.7
7. Determine the voltage drop for a 230 volt single phase final sub-circuit. The circuit conductors are
10 mm2 V90 single core copper cables run over a route length of 65 metres with a maximum
demand of 32 amps. (2 marks) T12
Calculation:
L x I x V c 65 x 32 x 3.86 x 1.155
VD = = = 9.27 V
1000 1000
Section C (Cont’d)
8. A block of sixty four (64) home units are to be connected to a 3 phase supply. Calculate the
maximum demand of the consumer mains for the multiple domestic installation. (4 marks) T12
Each contains the following load Community load - connected across three phases
14 - Light points 52 - Compact fluorescent (0.25 A each) for car park
lighting (1 Circuit)
14 - Double 10 A Socket Outlets
24 - Bollard lights (0.2 A each) (1 Circuit)
1 - 3.2 kW Wall oven
12 - single 10 A socket outlets house power(1 Circuit)
1 – 5.1 kW Cooktop
1 – 32 amp (nameplate rating) 3 phase lift
1 – 13 amp air conditioning unit
No of Units A phase ____22____ B phase ___21____ C phase ____21____
Load Load Calculation A B C

Group
A(i) Lights 0.5 x 22 = 11: 0.5 x 21 = 10.5 11 10.5 10.5
B(i) Socket 50 + (1.9 x 22) = 91.8 91.8 89.9 89.9

Outlets 50 + (1.9 x 21) = 89.9
C Wall Oven & 2.8 x 22 = 61.6 61.6 58.8 58.8

Cooktop 2.8 x 21 = 58.8
D Air Cond 13 x 22 x 0.75 = 214.5 214.5 204.8 204.8

13 x 21 x 0.75 = 204.75
Communal Load
H Lights 52 x 0.25 = 13 4.8 13

24 x 0.2 = 4.8
I Socket 12 socket outlets therefore 15 A 15

Outlets
Lift 32 x 1.25 = 40 A per phase 40 40 40

K
MAXIMUM DEMAND 423.7 417 419
9. Determine the minimum size aluminium cable required to comply with voltage requirements. The
cable is suppling a three phase 400 volt 90 amp circuit, protected by a 100 amp type D circuit
breaker, where the cables are single core sheathed XLPE laid flat touching, with a cable route
length of 65 metres. Maximum permitted three phase voltage drop for this part of the installation
is 14 volts. (3 marks) T12
Calculation:
1000 x V P 1000 X 14
VC = = = 2.393mV/Am
LxI 65 x 90
Table: _____44_____ Column: ____8___ Cable Size: __35mm2__
Section D (20 Marks)
1. Where there is a final sub circuit of multiple socket outlets, the maximum demand of that circuit
is determined by? (2 marks)
Answer: ___LIMITATION BY CIRCUIT BREAKER______________

Reference Standard __AS/NZS 3000:2007__ Clause/Table _______2.2.2_or C.2.5.1_____ T13
10. Determine the minimum size copper cables for a three phase 400 volt circuit that has a
maximum demand of 185 amps, and is protected by a 200 amp circuit breaker.
The cabling system is XLPE insulated single core sheathed copper cables, installed on a perforated
cable tray with the conductors touching each other, and in direct contact with two other circuits,
in a factory that has a maximum ambient temperature of 40 0C. (3 marks) T13
Table: ___3(1)_____ Item Number: ___5___

De-rating Table (If Applicable): _____23____ Item Number: ____4___ De-rating Factor: __0.87__
De-rating Table (If Applicable): ____________ Item Number: ________ De-rating Factor: _______
C . B Rating 200
CCC = = =229.9 A
de−rating 0.87
Table: _____8______ Column: _____5___ Cable Size: ___70 mm2____
11. A three phase 400 volt circuit, protected by a 40 amp three phase type D circuit breaker is to be
wired using 10.0 mm2 multicore copper cable due to the length of the cable run creating voltage
drop problems. Determine the maximum permissible length of the cables for the purposes of
fault loop impedance. (3 marks) T13
Calculation:
0. 8 U O S ph S pe 0.8 x 230 x 10 x 4
LMAX = = = 46.73 m
I a p(S ph +S pe ) 40 x 12.5 x 0.0225 (10+4)
Section D (Cont’d)
12. Determine the maximum current rating for a 35mm2 copper cable for a three phase 400 volt
underground circuit.
The cabling system is XLPE insulated multi core sheathed copper cables, installed in a category A
conduit in the ground, at a depth of 0.8 m, and installed with one other circuit. (4 marks) T13
Table: ____3(4)______ Item Number: ___4___
Table: ____14____ Column: ___25____ Current Rating Prior to any De-rating: ____130 A_____
De-rating Table (If Applicable): ___22_____ Item Number: ___2__ De-rating Factor: _0.8___
De-rating Table (If Applicable): ____28(2)___ Item Number: ________ De-rating Factor: __0.97__
CCC = 130 x 0.8 x 0.97 = 100.9 A
Cable Current Rating After any De-rating: ___100.9 A____
13. Determine the maximum prospective fault current to earth that may occur at a main
switchboard supplied from a sub-station.
The sub-station has a prospective fault current capacity of 25,000 amps.

The service from the sub-station to the factory is 35m run of 150mm 2 XLPE aluminium multi core
cable.
Note: The return fault level impedance from the main switchboard to the sub-station is negligible,
therefore not to be included in the calculation. (4 marks) T13
V phase 230
Zsub = = =0.0092Ω
I fault 25000
Table 35: 150 mm2 = 0.265 Ω/km
35 x 0.265
Therefore = 0.009275 Ω
1000
ZTotal = 0.0092 + 0.009275 = 0.018475
230
IFault = = 12,449 A
0.018475
Section E (15 Marks)
1. Luminaires (lighting points) used for underwater lighting in swimming pools are supplied with a
supply voltage that is: (1 Mark) T15
a) not more than 12 volts ac
b) not more than 230 volts ac, if supplied through an isolation
transformer
c) not more than 230 volts if controlled through a RCD
d) less than 120 volts DC or 50 volts AC
2. As a general guide, the primary purpose of a supply authority fuse on a
Answer: __A_____
domestic installation main switchboard in NSW is to: (1 Mark) T24
a) Protect the incoming consumers mains from overload

b) Protect the incoming consumers mains in the event of insulation
failure
c) Protect the switchboard mounted equipment from voltage surges
d) Limit the level of fault current at the switchboard mounted equipment
3. What Australian Standard is the reference for Electrical Installations on Answer: ____D____
“Construction and Demolition Sites”? (1 Mark) T16
a) AS/NZS 3000
b) AS/NZS 3001
c) AS/NZS 3004
d) AS/NZS 3012
4. In relation to an underground service to an installation, what Answer: ____D____

requirement is there for the indication of the service route on the
premises? (2 Marks)
Answer: _SKETCH OF THE UNDERGROUND SERVICE/CONSUMERS MAINS ROUTE CLEARLY

MARKED AT SWITCHBOARD
Reference Standard __ S&IR OF NSW ____ Clause/Table ___2.4.4.1____ T17
Reference Standard AS/NZS 3000:2007 Clause/Table ___3.11.4.6____
5. What protection against the ingress of water does a piece of equipment have with a rating of
IP56? (2 Marks)
Answer: _LIMIT INGRESS OF DUST AND PROTECTED AGAINST STRONG JETS OF WATER__
Reference Standard _ AS/NZS 3000:2007 __ Clause/Table __G1a & G1b____ T15
Section E (Cont’d)
6. On the diagram below indicate all of the minimum clearances to comply with supply authority
requirements: (2 Marks) T17
7. Indicate on the diagram below the minimum depth permitted for the marker tape and conduit
where it is on private property external to the building. (2 Marks)T17
Section F (15 Marks)
1. Cables installed within a roof space (1 Mark) T21
a) must be protected against mechanical damage in all situations

b) must be protected against mechanical damage in areas with a
height greater than 600mm
c) need not be protected against mechanical damage
d) need not be protected against mechanical damage if cable warning notices are
installed at all entry points to the roof space
Answer: ___B_____
2. When installing wiring for the installation of smoke/fire alarms in

domestic installations,
it is recommended that the alarm system is (1 Mark) T21
a) supplied from the lighting circuit

b) operated on a circuit dedicated for that purpose
c) supplied from a socket outlet circuit
d) supplied from any RCD protected circuit
Answer: ____A____
3. For domestic installations, the main switchboard for the installation

(1 Mark) T23
a) Must be mounted in a place that provides unrestricted access for
supply authority personnel
b) Must be mounted with a minimum height above ground or floor
level of 1600mm
c) Must be mounted in a place that only the property owner has
d) access
e) May be painted any colour other than black or light blue
Answer: ____A_____
4. The neutral connection point for an Edison screw lamp holder (1 Mark)
T19
a) Must be the outer screwed component of the lamp holder

b) Must be the centre contact of the lampholder
c) May be either the centre or outer contact of the lamp
holder
d) Must be supplied via the looping terminal of the control switch
Answer: ___A_____
5. When insulation testing a sub circuit that contains single phase 230 volt equipment the
appropriate testing voltage selected on the insulation tester is (1 Mark) T22
a) Any extra low voltage, to avoid damage to sensitive equipment

b) 500 volts DC
c) 1000 volts DC
d) 230 volts AC or DC
Answer: ____B____
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Section F (Cont’d)
6. Where an installation is provided with an alternative source of supply an isolation switch

shall be provided at T20
Answer: IT SHALL BE INSTALLED ADJACENT TO, OR ON, THE ELECTRICITY GENERATION
SYSTEM
Reference Standard _ AS/NZS 3000:2007___ Clause/Table __7.3.4.1(a)(i)___ (2 Marks)
7. The diagram below (figure 3) is an illustration of a dual element HWS showing the electrical
components. Complete the exercise by NEATLY drawing in all the necessary connections for
the HWS to operate correctly. (3 Marks) T22/32
Section F (Cont’d)
8. Complete the diagram below NEATLY showing all the necessary connections for switchboard
wiring only to the circuit breakers and neutral links. (3 Marks) T23
END OF ASSESSMENT

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ALL STUDENTS MUST ACHIEVE A MINIMUM SCORE OF 60% FOR ALL 6

Competent (C)/Not Yet Competent (NC)

Aids to be supplied by college

Section A (15 Marks)

a) Increases as the speed of the motor increases

5. If an electric current passes through the body, the current can

A: MULTIPLE CELL DC POWER SUPPLY/DC POWER SOURCE

150 150 150

VR4 = VR3-5 = I x R3-5 = 0.2 X 50 = 10 V

v = VMAX sin ф v = 230 x sin 25 = 97.2 volts

A: AUTOTRANSFORMER STARTER B: STAR DELTA STARTER

C: PRIMARY RESISTANCE STARTER D: SECONDARY RESISTANCE STARTER

a) Must be the sheath of the cable

a) Socket outlets added to an existing circuit that does not have

a) Must be controlled by an isolating switch and a circuit breaker,

Load Load Calculation A

A(i) Lights 1 to 20 points = 3 A 3

Socket (15 x 2) + 6 = 36: 10 + 5 = 15 15

Air Cond 2800 9.2

Load Load Calculation A B C

A Lights 10 x 0.6 = 6: 15 x 0.6 = 9 6 9 9

Socket 1000+(750 x 11) 40.2 40.2 33.7

Air 20 x Full Current 20 20 20

HWS 5 x Full Current 5

MAXIMUM DEMAND 86.2 89.2 87.7

No of Units A phase ____22____ B phase ___21____ C phase ____21____

Load Load Calculation A B C

A(i) Lights 0.5 x 22 = 11: 0.5 x 21 = 10.5 11 10.5 10.5

B(i) Socket 50 + (1.9 x 22) = 91.8 91.8 89.9 89.9

C Wall Oven & 2.8 x 22 = 61.6 61.6 58.8 58.8

D Air Cond 13 x 22 x 0.75 = 214.5 214.5 204.8 204.8

H Lights 52 x 0.25 = 13 4.8 13

I Socket 12 socket outlets therefore 15 A 15

Lift 32 x 1.25 = 40 A per phase 40 40 40

MAXIMUM DEMAND 423.7 417 419

Answer: ___LIMITATION BY CIRCUIT BREAKER______________

Table: ___3(1)_____ Item Number: ___5___

Table: _____8______ Column: _____5___ Cable Size: ___70 mm2____

Table: ____3(4)______ Item Number: ___4___

CCC = 130 x 0.8 x 0.97 = 100.9 A

Cable Current Rating After any De-rating: ___100.9 A____

The sub-station has a prospective fault current capacity of 25,000 amps.

a) Protect the incoming consumers mains from overload

4. In relation to an underground service to an installation, what Answer: ____D____

Answer: _SKETCH OF THE UNDERGROUND SERVICE/CONSUMERS MAINS ROUTE CLEARLY

Reference Standard AS/NZS 3000:2007 Clause/Table ___3.11.4.6____

a) must be protected against mechanical damage in all situations

2. When installing wiring for the installation of smoke/fire alarms in

a) supplied from the lighting circuit

3. For domestic installations, the main switchboard for the installation

a) Must be the outer screwed component of the lamp holder

a) Any extra low voltage, to avoid damage to sensitive equipment

6. Where an installation is provided with an alternative source of supply an isolation switch

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No of Units A phase __22 B phase _21 C phase 21

Answer: _LIMITATION BY CIRCUIT BREAKER____________

Table: _3(1)_ Item Number: _5___

Table: _8 Column: _5_ Cable Size: _70 mm2__

Table: 3(4) Item Number: _4___

Cable Current Rating After any De-rating: _100.9 A__

4. In relation to an underground service to an installation, what Answer: D

Reference Standard AS/NZS 3000:2007 Clause/Table _3.11.4.6__