Grounding – Bonding the System

How many possible ground sources are approved to bond a DISH installation

What wire is required between ground source and ground block/component?

Can switches be used in place of a ground block?

What is the maximum distance between ground block/component and ground source?

What is the maximum length of a cable run between LNBF and Reciever?

What color is an approved ground screw?

How many steps are needed to ground a DISH installation?

What are the components of a properly grounded system?

Messenger wire must be attached to foot plate with a dual terminal ground lug. A green self-tapping ground screw is not approved.

If dual ground lug is used which of the following is false:

With antenna to ground block wiring, which of the following is false:

When bonding the grounding component to the ground source, the component must be secured to the exterior of the home with 2 screws and within how many feet of the ground source?

What is the maximum number of receivers that can be grounded with one ground block?

If multiple ground blocks are required, which statement is true?

Which statement is false?

Select all NEC-Approved ground sources from the list.

Which describes an NEC Approved ground electrode (ground rod)?

In order to use rigid electrical conduit to bond your system, it must be bonded to a cold water pipe.

The building ground electrode is usually difficult to locate and rarely exposed.

Failing to properly bond a system can cause intermittent signal loss.