EVITP FINAL EXAM QUESTIONS AND VERIFIED
Leadership in Energy and Environmental Design (LEED) - ANSWER has 4
certification levels.
Installation of EVSE at an existing building - ANSWER is worth as many as 15
LEED points.
Installing electric vehicle charging equipment - ANSWER may improve public
perception of a business.
When a business installs charging equipment - ANSWER the public may sense
that the business supports sustainability.
Determining the appropriate location for EVSE - ANSWER requires the person
planning the installation to consider all of the above.
Proper location of EVSE - ANSWER may include consideration of ADA guidelines
depending on location.
Jurisdictional codes and requirements - ANSWER should always be checked
when determining the location and other features of the EVSE.
Bollards, curbs, and wheel stops - ANSWER can protect charging equipment from
physical damage from vehicles.
Adequate site lighting - ANSWER increases the safety of an EVSE location.
Trailblazing signs - ANSWER are for directing drivers to the location of EV
charging equipment.
According to the ADA guidelines - ANSWER 4% of general parking spaces should
be accessible.
ADA parking space guidelines - ANSWER can be used as a guide when
determining the number of EV charging spaces that should be made accessible.
ADA guidelines - ANSWER are useful when planning an EVSE installation
because all of the above.
Operable parts of accessible equipment - ANSWER should be located 15"-48"
above finish grade per ADA guidelines.
, The maximum depth of a barrier - ANSWER such as a curb or housekeeping pad,
in front of accessible equipment is 10".
DC fast chargers - ANSWER pose accessibility challenges because their cables
and connectors are larger and heavier than standard Level 1 and Level 2 EVSE.
Benefits of commissioning the installation of electric vehicle supply equipment
(EVSE) - ANSWER include all of the above.
commissioning - ANSWER is the process that ensures mechanical, electrical, and
other building systems are installed, tested, and perform interactively in
accordance with design documents.
test EVSE ground fault response - ANSWER One of the tests performed by an
EVSE test set.
Documentation - ANSWER transfers important information about an installation
from the contractor to the owner.
true - ANSWER A statement indicating that the documentation transfer is
important.
customer - ANSWER A key component of commissioning fleet EVSE is to ensure
that the customer understands how to manage the software.
all of the above - ANSWER The proper hand-off of documentation should include
electrical details, contract documents, operation and maintenance manuals as
well as all of the above.
any of the above may apply - ANSWER Utilities or municipalities may have
requirements that any of the above may apply basic code considerations.
billing rates and plans - ANSWER Utilities may require a separate meter for EVSE
billing rates and plans.
proper communications protocol function - ANSWER EVSE-specific testing tools
ensure proper communications protocol function and ground-fault response.
true - ANSWER Cord management is a major concern for manufacturers of EVSE
as charge cables can cause a tripping hazard and are often subject to theft.
networked/ revenue collection - ANSWER Commercial and fleet EVSE
installations often require networked communications and revenue collection
functions.
Leadership in Energy and Environmental Design (LEED) - ANSWER has 4
certification levels.
Installation of EVSE at an existing building - ANSWER is worth as many as 15
LEED points.
Installing electric vehicle charging equipment - ANSWER may improve public
perception of a business.
When a business installs charging equipment - ANSWER the public may sense
that the business supports sustainability.
Determining the appropriate location for EVSE - ANSWER requires the person
planning the installation to consider all of the above.
Proper location of EVSE - ANSWER may include consideration of ADA guidelines
depending on location.
Jurisdictional codes and requirements - ANSWER should always be checked
when determining the location and other features of the EVSE.
Bollards, curbs, and wheel stops - ANSWER can protect charging equipment from
physical damage from vehicles.
Adequate site lighting - ANSWER increases the safety of an EVSE location.
Trailblazing signs - ANSWER are for directing drivers to the location of EV
charging equipment.
According to the ADA guidelines - ANSWER 4% of general parking spaces should
be accessible.
ADA parking space guidelines - ANSWER can be used as a guide when
determining the number of EV charging spaces that should be made accessible.
ADA guidelines - ANSWER are useful when planning an EVSE installation
because all of the above.
Operable parts of accessible equipment - ANSWER should be located 15"-48"
above finish grade per ADA guidelines.
, The maximum depth of a barrier - ANSWER such as a curb or housekeeping pad,
in front of accessible equipment is 10".
DC fast chargers - ANSWER pose accessibility challenges because their cables
and connectors are larger and heavier than standard Level 1 and Level 2 EVSE.
Benefits of commissioning the installation of electric vehicle supply equipment
(EVSE) - ANSWER include all of the above.
commissioning - ANSWER is the process that ensures mechanical, electrical, and
other building systems are installed, tested, and perform interactively in
accordance with design documents.
test EVSE ground fault response - ANSWER One of the tests performed by an
EVSE test set.
Documentation - ANSWER transfers important information about an installation
from the contractor to the owner.
true - ANSWER A statement indicating that the documentation transfer is
important.
customer - ANSWER A key component of commissioning fleet EVSE is to ensure
that the customer understands how to manage the software.
all of the above - ANSWER The proper hand-off of documentation should include
electrical details, contract documents, operation and maintenance manuals as
well as all of the above.
any of the above may apply - ANSWER Utilities or municipalities may have
requirements that any of the above may apply basic code considerations.
billing rates and plans - ANSWER Utilities may require a separate meter for EVSE
billing rates and plans.
proper communications protocol function - ANSWER EVSE-specific testing tools
ensure proper communications protocol function and ground-fault response.
true - ANSWER Cord management is a major concern for manufacturers of EVSE
as charge cables can cause a tripping hazard and are often subject to theft.
networked/ revenue collection - ANSWER Commercial and fleet EVSE
installations often require networked communications and revenue collection
functions.
