NEIEP 505 - QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS |
2026 UPDATE | 100% CORRECT.
Piping - ANSWERS-___________ involves planning and installing the electrical
raceway.
Wiring - ANSWERS-________ involves planning, installing, and pulling the
wires that connect logic, control, and power circuits.
National Electrical Code (NEC) - ANSWERS-The __________ __________ ____
(___) is a broad code regulating all electrical work in the United States, and it
includes a section pertaining specifically to conveyances.
American Society of Mechanical Engineers (ASME) - ANSWERS-__________
_______ __ __________ __________ (ASME) Safety Code for Elevators and
Escalators, which governs all aspects of the manufacture, installation, and
maintenance of conveyances.
electrical - ANSWERS-The __________ work is usually divided into three
sections: machine space , hoistway, and car.
Wireway - ANSWERS-__________ is a metal trough with a square or
rectangular cross-section, which is used to contain and protect the electrical
wires.
duct / trough - ANSWERS-The terms ____ and ________ are commonly used by
elevator constructors; however, on architect's drawings and in the NEC, the
term wireway is used to refer specifically to electrical duct.
, risers - ANSWERS-Vertical runs of conduit or wireway in the hoistway are
called ______.
freight - ANSWERS-A ________ elevator with power operated doors usually
requires a separate riser for the door equipment.
final job layout - ANSWERS-The number of risers needed for a particular job
appears on the _____ ___ ______.
Rigid metal conduit (rigid) / Electrical metallic tubing (EMT) / Flexible metal
conduit (flex or greenfield) - ANSWERS-There are three types of metallic
conduit used in elevator construction.
360 - ANSWERS-Conduit can be bent and cut as needed; however, the bends
in a run of conduit between access points must not exceed ___° according to
NEC Article 358.24(B)
Rigid - ANSWERS-_____ is required in wet or hazardous locations. In
explosion-proof installations, which are defined
as class 1, NEC Article 501 requires the use of _____ conduit and threaded
fittings.
EMT - ANSWERS-___ cannot be threaded according to NEC Article 358.28(B),
so it is fastened with threadless couplings and
connectors.
EMT - ANSWERS-___ has three basic designs of threadless connectors: set
screw, push-on, and compression.
2026 UPDATE | 100% CORRECT.
Piping - ANSWERS-___________ involves planning and installing the electrical
raceway.
Wiring - ANSWERS-________ involves planning, installing, and pulling the
wires that connect logic, control, and power circuits.
National Electrical Code (NEC) - ANSWERS-The __________ __________ ____
(___) is a broad code regulating all electrical work in the United States, and it
includes a section pertaining specifically to conveyances.
American Society of Mechanical Engineers (ASME) - ANSWERS-__________
_______ __ __________ __________ (ASME) Safety Code for Elevators and
Escalators, which governs all aspects of the manufacture, installation, and
maintenance of conveyances.
electrical - ANSWERS-The __________ work is usually divided into three
sections: machine space , hoistway, and car.
Wireway - ANSWERS-__________ is a metal trough with a square or
rectangular cross-section, which is used to contain and protect the electrical
wires.
duct / trough - ANSWERS-The terms ____ and ________ are commonly used by
elevator constructors; however, on architect's drawings and in the NEC, the
term wireway is used to refer specifically to electrical duct.
, risers - ANSWERS-Vertical runs of conduit or wireway in the hoistway are
called ______.
freight - ANSWERS-A ________ elevator with power operated doors usually
requires a separate riser for the door equipment.
final job layout - ANSWERS-The number of risers needed for a particular job
appears on the _____ ___ ______.
Rigid metal conduit (rigid) / Electrical metallic tubing (EMT) / Flexible metal
conduit (flex or greenfield) - ANSWERS-There are three types of metallic
conduit used in elevator construction.
360 - ANSWERS-Conduit can be bent and cut as needed; however, the bends
in a run of conduit between access points must not exceed ___° according to
NEC Article 358.24(B)
Rigid - ANSWERS-_____ is required in wet or hazardous locations. In
explosion-proof installations, which are defined
as class 1, NEC Article 501 requires the use of _____ conduit and threaded
fittings.
EMT - ANSWERS-___ cannot be threaded according to NEC Article 358.28(B),
so it is fastened with threadless couplings and
connectors.
EMT - ANSWERS-___ has three basic designs of threadless connectors: set
screw, push-on, and compression.
