Sunday, December 29, 2024

CFPA EXAM :Fire Pump Installation Quiz: Test Your Knowledge on Power Supplies and Standards

Fire Pump Installation Quiz

Fire Pump Installation Quiz

1. Among acceptable power supplies for fire pumps, which can be used as a stand-alone power source without a backup?

  • a) Battery backup system
  • b) Solar panels
  • c) Reliable utility service
  • d) Hybrid power system

Answer: c) Reliable utility service

2. According to NFPA 70, Article 100, a service begins where the utility wiring stops. This point is referred to as the:

  • a) Service disconnect
  • b) Service point
  • c) Load center
  • d) Circuit breaker

Answer: b) Service point

3. For fire pump installations, electrical power should ideally be provided through:

  • a) A shared circuit with other equipment
  • b) A battery backup system
  • c) A dedicated circuit to the fire pump controller
  • d) A general-purpose extension cord

Answer: c) A dedicated circuit to the fire pump controller

4. The service equipment for fire pump installations should be located to:

  • a) Increase power efficiency
  • b) Minimize the possibility of damage by fire
  • c) Allow easy access for maintenance
  • d) Support multiple electrical loads

Answer: b) Minimize the possibility of damage by fire

5. On-site electrical power production includes:

  • a) Utility-provided power
  • b) Renewable energy from off-site sources
  • c) Prime movers and generators located on the premises
  • d) Electrical power purchased from third-party vendors

Answer: c) Prime movers and generators located on the premises

6. What is the primary role of on-site generation in fire pump installations?

  • a) To supplement utility power during peak hours
  • b) To supply all electrical loads in the facility
  • c) To reduce energy costs
  • d) To ensure compliance with NFPA 70

Answer: b) To supply all electrical loads in the facility

7. What is the connection method for electrical power when a dedicated service is not possible for fire pump installations?

  • a) Tap ahead of the service disconnect
  • b) Shared connection with general building circuits
  • c) Connection via an extension cord
  • d) Integration with solar inverters

Answer: a) Tap ahead of the service disconnect

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