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Journeyman Electrician Exam (NEC-based)

New Hampshire: licenses: practice questions

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Question 1 · New Hampshire

By whom must a New Hampshire journeyman electrician be employed?

  1. Anyone
  2. A licensed NH master or licensed electrical firm
  3. Only a utility or its subcontractor on utility-owned property
  4. Only the state
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B. A licensed NH master or licensed electrical firm — RSA 319-C:2(IV).

Question 2 · New Hampshire

How many hours as an apprentice does New Hampshire require for a master or journeyman electrician license?

  1. 4,000
  2. 6,000
  3. 8,000 hours
  4. 10,000
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C. 8,000 hours — RSA 319-C:7(II)(a); school or military credit may count.

Question 3 · New Hampshire

Under RSA 319-C:1, when must a New Hampshire electrical installation be made by a licensed person?

  1. Always, even unpaid
  2. When it is made for pay
  3. Only in commercial buildings
  4. Only above 120 volts, in buildings open to the public
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B. When it is made for pay — RSA 319-C:1.

Question 4 · New Hampshire

What does New Hampshire's definition of 'electrical installations' cover?

  1. Only systems above 50 volts
  2. Heat, light and power wiring, at any voltage
  3. Only new construction
  4. Only systems up to 600 volts in buildings with a permit
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B. Heat, light and power wiring, at any voltage — RSA 319-C:2(III); plugging in portable appliances is excluded.

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