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A feeder termination has no torque record, and the installer used an adjustable wrench by feel. What should be required before acceptance?

Correct Answer

A) Verify the termination with a calibrated torque tool to the manufacturer's value

Electrical terminations need to be made to the manufacturer's specified torque using proper tools when torque is specified. Other choices rely on feel or conceal a connection that may be loose or overtightened.

Answer Options
A
Verify the termination with a calibrated torque tool to the manufacturer's value
B
The installer should accept the work if the conductor cannot be pulled out by hand
C
Loosen and retighten the lug without checking the listed value
D
Cover the termination with tape to prevent movement

Why This Is the Correct Answer

Electrical terminations need to be made to the manufacturer's specified torque using proper tools when torque is specified. Other choices rely on feel or conceal a connection that may be loose or overtightened.

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