Title: Quiz 13-1: Conduit Types - 15 Minutes
Course: Basic Electrical Theory and Wiring (Sandbox) > Section: Module 13: Conduit

Q: What type of conduit should be used if the application is for a hazardous area?
- RMC
- IMC
- EMT
- FMC
- LFMC
- RNC
- ENT
- LFNC
A: RMC

Q: Conduit is going to be installed inside a commercial building. What type of conduit should I use?
- RMC
- IMC
- EMT
- FMC
- LFMC
- RNC
- ENT
- LFNC
A: EMT

Q: Which conduit would be best for the following specifications for connecting to a motor?

1. Motor vibrates excessively, causing excess forces on rigid connections.
2. Area is a wash down environment.
3. Conduit must be metal.
- RMC
- IMC
- EMT
- FMC
- LFMC
- RNC
- ENT
- LFNC
A: LFMC

Q: I have a motor on a ship. Salt water is very corrosive to metal. Which conduit would best meet the following requirements?

1. Non-metal.
2. Vibration excessive so rigid connections tend to break.
3. Must be water tight.
- RMC
- IMC
- EMT
- FMC
- LFMC
- RNC
- ENT
- LFNC
A: LFNC

Q: Specify the best conduit for the following application.

1. Factory environment
2. Need strong conduit where conduit may be bumped into by forklifts or other damages.
3. Lightweight is preferred to reduce hanging costs and overall cost of conduit.
4. Threaded connections requested.
- RMC
- IMC
- EMT
- FMC
- LFMC
- RNC
- ENT
- LFNC
A: IMC