Prometric-residential

[trojans4]

Has anyone taken the Prometric Residential Electrician exam? I am taking it this week. I have been studying the obvious topics in chapters 1 thru 4 of the 2005 code but wondered what else may be included such as mobile/manufactured homes, pools and spas, motors, hazardous locations, communication circuits, fire pumps, alarm systems, fiber optics, etc? If anyone has some info it would be appreciated.

 

[infinity]

It would help if you could tell us where you're taking the exam and for what license.

Welcome to the Forum. :grin:

 

[trojans4]

I am taking it in Iowa for a residential electrician license. You are allowed to work on single unit up to four unit dwellings. I am not sure that makes a difference since it is the only Prometric test listed as residential electrician.

 

[480sparky]

Have you gotten a letter from Prometric yet? It may tell you on there what to expect, as well as what materials are allowed during the test (no Uglys, handbooks, programmable calculators, etc.)

 

[trojans4]

All they will tell you is what you can bring into the testing site which is the NEC 2005 code book and a non graphing, non programming calculator. They provide pencils and scratch paper.

 

[480sparky]

Click here. Maybe page 8 will help you.