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EVITP FINAL EXAM LATEST VERSION -2025/2026- 100+
QUESTIONS AND VERIFIED ANSWERS ALL THE BEST
Leadership in Energy and Environmental Design (LEED)
has 4 certification levels.
Installation of EVSE at an existing building
is worth as many as 15 LEED points.
Installing electric vehicle charging equipment
may improve public perception of a business.
When a business installs charging equipment
the public may sense that the business supports sustainability.
Determining the appropriate location for EVSE
requires the person planning the installation to consider all of the above.
Proper location of EVSE
may include consideration of ADA guidelines depending on location.
Jurisdictional codes and requirements
should always be checked when determining the location and other features of
the EVSE.
Bollards, curbs, and wheel stops
can protect charging equipment from physical damage from vehicles.
Adequate site lighting
increases the safety of an EVSE location.
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Trailblazing signs
are for directing drivers to the location of EV charging equipment.
According to the ADA guidelines
4% of general parking spaces should be accessible.
ADA parking space guidelines
can be used as a guide when determining the number of EV charging spaces that
should be made accessible.
ADA guidelines
are useful when planning an EVSE installation because all of the above.
Operable parts of accessible equipment
should be located 15"-48" above finish grade per ADA guidelines.
The maximum depth of a barrier
such as a curb or housekeeping pad, in front of accessible equipment is 10".
DC fast chargers
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)
include all of the above.
commissioning
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
One of the tests performed by an EVSE test set.
EVITP FINAL EXAM LATEST VERSION -2025/2026- 100+
QUESTIONS AND VERIFIED ANSWERS ALL THE BEST
Leadership in Energy and Environmental Design (LEED)
has 4 certification levels.
Installation of EVSE at an existing building
is worth as many as 15 LEED points.
Installing electric vehicle charging equipment
may improve public perception of a business.
When a business installs charging equipment
the public may sense that the business supports sustainability.
Determining the appropriate location for EVSE
requires the person planning the installation to consider all of the above.
Proper location of EVSE
may include consideration of ADA guidelines depending on location.
Jurisdictional codes and requirements
should always be checked when determining the location and other features of
the EVSE.
Bollards, curbs, and wheel stops
can protect charging equipment from physical damage from vehicles.
Adequate site lighting
increases the safety of an EVSE location.
, 2
Trailblazing signs
are for directing drivers to the location of EV charging equipment.
According to the ADA guidelines
4% of general parking spaces should be accessible.
ADA parking space guidelines
can be used as a guide when determining the number of EV charging spaces that
should be made accessible.
ADA guidelines
are useful when planning an EVSE installation because all of the above.
Operable parts of accessible equipment
should be located 15"-48" above finish grade per ADA guidelines.
The maximum depth of a barrier
such as a curb or housekeeping pad, in front of accessible equipment is 10".
DC fast chargers
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)
include all of the above.
commissioning
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
One of the tests performed by an EVSE test set.
