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ICIT: Emergency Lighting Systems Quiz

Total questions: 10

Worksheet time: 5mins

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Class
Date
1.

What is the purpose of emergency lighting?

a)

To enable important work to proceed.

b)

To provide aesthetic lighting.

c)

To reduce energy consumption.

d)

To enhance the building's appearance.

2.

What is a Maintained Emergency Luminaire?

a)

A luminaire that is off until needed.

b)

A luminaire that is always lit.

c)

A luminaire that only works during the day.

d)

A luminaire that requires manual operation.

3.

What is a Non-Maintained Emergency Luminaire?

a)

A luminaire that is always lit.

b)

A luminaire that only comes on during a power failure.

c)

A luminaire that is used for decorative purposes.

d)

A luminaire that requires constant monitoring.

4.

What is the function of exit lighting?

a)

To provide illumination along escape routes.

b)

To enhance the aesthetic appeal of the building.

c)

To reduce energy consumption.

d)

To provide lighting for non-emergency situations.

5.

What is standby lighting?

a)

Lighting that is always on.

b)

Lighting that is provided during a power failure.

c)

Lighting that is used for decorative purposes.

d)

Lighting that is only used in emergencies.

6.

What is the minimum illuminance required for emergency luminaires?

a)

0.5 lux

b)

1 lux

c)

2 lux

d)

0.2 lux

7.

What should be the height of an exit sign?

a)

1 m to 1.5 m

b)

2 m to 2.5 m

c)

3 m to 3.5 m

d)

0.5 m to 1 m

8.

What is the required operation time for emergency lighting batteries?

a)

30 minutes

b)

1 hour

c)

2 hours

d)

15 minutes

9.

What type of systems are Self-contained Systems?

a)

Systems that require external power.

b)

Systems containing their own battery charging.

c)

Systems that are only used in emergencies.

d)

Systems that do not require maintenance.

10.

What is the role of a standby generator in emergency lighting?

a)

To provide aesthetic lighting.

b)

To supply emergency power during breakdowns.

c)

To reduce energy consumption.

d)

To enhance the building's appearance.