2391 INSPECTION & TEST QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS FOR EXAMS AND ASSESSMENTS - WITH FULLY WORKED ANSWERS

This LearnElectrics video is to help those of you that are taking Inspection and Test exams or assessments and want a little more practice before the day. Aimed at the 2391 style of question, it will, of course, also help those taking other electrical exams, as all learning is good learning. Or you may just want to add a little more knowledge to your mental toolbox, most of us do.
There are 8 fully worked questions in the video. Each question will have an answer provided, and you will benefit most if you pause the video, where prompted, and attempt an answer yourself, first.
The answers will be multi-choice, as in many online exams.
As well as giving you a worked answer, we will tell you why that answer is correct, why it was chosen and where needed offer an explanation and tips to help you, the logic behind that particular answer, why that is the correct answer for safety, function, and so on.
And we will also show you where to find the answer in the books. All books used will be to the 18th Edition, Amendment 2 versions, either a brown book, or with a brown stripe across the front and page numbers will be relevant to these publications.
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[@YousufSTV]

Keep up the work Learn electrics! Can you please cover some more videos on inspection and testing it would be great 👍

[@learnelectrics4402]

Will do, they seem to be popular. Your request is on the list.
Dave.

[@MrChirish1]

The way you break down the information makes me so much more confident in my abilities to lean! Thank you! 🙏

[@BlaqRaq]

Great material with clarity and accuracy as usual.

[@learnelectrics4402]

Thank you, appreciated.

[@user-qi8tv2sj4m]

Exactly what I needed. You make it so easy to understand.

[@learnelectrics4402]

Glad it was useful to you and thanks for your comments. Lots more to come.
Dave.

[@AngelaPeters-fy1tc]

Really could practise thankyou so much Dave

[@learnelectrics4402]

Thanks for watching. Dave.

[@avantgarde70]

This is Golden.

[@learnelectrics4402]

Appreciated, thank you. Dave.

[@danielteyehuago1633]

Wow! This is video very informative and the best tutorial on the topic for me so far. I really appreciate it. Thanks for sharing it with us.

[@learnelectrics4402]

Glad it was helpful Daniel, really appreciated.

[@philipcroft9857]

Easy if yer know yer stuff but well done dave well presented for those that don't!! And there's plenty of so called "testers" that don't believe me.

[@zed.kelectrical8741]

Hi Dave, top drawer training video.. as always obviously :0) And its great see to see your subscriber numbers going up.. 👍 I was in panic mode for days before I took the exam a few years back.. This video would calm anybody's nerves.. lol

[@learnelectrics4402]

Thanks for the feedback. Yes, me too, all those years ago, long before YT and the internet. Thanks for watching. Dave.

[@user-tg8uy4zv3d]

Thanks again for your video.Can you please make some more fault fine videos.Thank you

[@learnelectrics4402]

Definitely will do, its on the list. Dave.

[@kennyla4060]

Value this channel so much!
Anyone know any good sites where I can do mock exams for the 2391?

[@learnelectrics4402]

Thanks for watching, appreciated.
Dave.

[@JIBS.]

Don't bother looking for mock exams for the 2391. I literally did so many beforehand until I got to the actual exam where it was like it was a completely different exam entirely

[@kennyla4060]

@@JIBS. nightmare, how did you find it? Did you pass

[@mikedoyle1644]

Dave any chance you could do a video on faults that give the impression an RCD is faulty when infact the device is perfectly fine with the science behind it if possible

[@learnelectrics4402]

Wow, that is a good one. I can think of a couple of instances. I've just written it on the list. Thanks for the support.
Dave.

[@mikedoyle1644]

@learnelectrics4402 thank you kindly dave I just want to echo what everyone else comments regarding the content you put out which is fantastic and I can't thank you enough.

[@Oufg103f]

Great video ❤ I got one question wrong. Gutted 😂

[@learnelectrics4402]

You didn't think they would be too easy did you? Thanks for watching. Dave.

[@danielteyehuago1633]

Please can you come with a video on this question;
Two lamps are connected in series lamp A is rated 60W and lamp B is rated 100W. Which of this lamp will glow brighter if the supply voltage is 230V and why...
Again Which of this lamp will glow brighter if it is connected in parallel with 230V and why...

[@learnelectrics4402]

Have a look at this video - Two lamps in series
ua-cam.com/video/Lrd7jwksqb4/v-deo.html

[@danielteyehuago1633]

Thanks Dave

[@TheBrookes24]

I have a question regarding section J of the eicr and same details on eic forms. Can you help me please?
With regard to the section Main switch/ switch fuse/ circuit breaker/ RCD.
What details are they requesting.
Scenario 1.
we’re testing a domestic fuse board.
Scenario 2
We’re testing a 3 phase board fed from large 3 phase panel board.
Thanks in advance.

[@learnelectrics4402]

Righto Shaun. Back from the Garrison now.
EICR section I is way back at the incoming position.
Then section J is for the board that you are actually working on.
So, a three bed house fed direct from the street, I and J are the same thing, the consumer unit.
In a 3 phase installation, section I is the board at the incoming supply and section J is the sub-board you are working on.
Main switch etc, is for the sub-board you are working on, that is the board that you are inspecting, the board referred to in the report.
Hope this helps.
I should do a video on EICR form completion, watch this space
Dave.

[@TheBrookes24]

Perfect thankyou 👍