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1.
Which of the following describes a V2X service that provides benefits directly to consumers such as providing power during a power cut?
2.
Which Mode of charging is in the diagram?
3.
Certain EV installations allow the vehicle to be used as storage. What does the abbreviation V2X stand for?
4.
After an EVSE is connected, what test voltage can be used when testing the circuit for insulation resistance to prevent any damage to the EVSE sensitive equipment??
5.
Which of the following would you not find in a feeder pillar?
6.
Which is a disadvantage of using Test Method E2 instead of Test Method E1, when testing the RA of an earth electrode?
7.
What is a disadvantage of using mode 1 charging?
8.
What information should be handed over to the customer upon completion?
9.
Which best describes mode 3 charging?
10.
Which of the following Approved documents is specifically for EV installations only?
11.
Which one of the following should be fitted on or adjacent to a device used for isolating charging equipment?
12.
Which one of the following is not required by inspection of the EVSE?
13.
Which statutory requirement relates to the commissioning of electric vehicle charging equipment?
14.
What is the general minimum depth that the cable supplying an EVSE must be buried? For example under a driveway of a domestic dwelling
15.
Certain EV installations allow the vehicle to be used as storage. What does the abbreviation V2G stand for?
16.
An EV installation requires an earth electrode to be adopted along with the use of the PME earthing system. What will be the maximum value of RA-ev allowed to limit the touch voltage to 70V, if the demand of Installation including the electric vehicle load is 100A?
17.
Every charging point shall be individually protected by an RCD having the characteristics specified in Regulation 415.1.1, which states that the residual current rating of the RCD must be not larger than?
18.
The maximum value of earth electrode resistance for a TT installation protected by a 30mA RCD by GN3 as
19.
A client who lives on the upper floor of a high rise residential block requires charging equipment to be installed in a basement garage area. Which one of the following should permission be sought from?
20.
Which AC charging mode would use a socket outlet that complies with BS EN 62196-2?
21.
Which one of the following describes the purpose of supplementary bonding between exposed extraneous parts?
22.
An EV installation requires an earth electrode to be adopted along with the use of the PME earthing system. What will be the maximum value of RA-ev allowed to limit the touch voltage to 70V, if the demand of Installation including the electric vehicle load is 40A?
23.
Which symbol does this refer to “the nominal generating output rating of the V2X EVSE”?
24.
Which one of the following outcomes would verify, by inspection, that basic protection is suitable?
25.
What is the minimum depth that a cable must be buried for supplying an EVSE on a caravan site?
26.
Which of the following socket outlets can be used for Mode 3 charging?
27.
What is the main advantage of Mode 4 charging to the customer?
28.
Which of the following protective devices offers overload protection and earth leakage protection?
29.
Which of the following is required to be handed to the customer upon a new installation of an EVSE?
30.
For non domestic installations, RCD operation and test labels must indicate that an RCD should be tested every?
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