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Control and Signaling Overview

Total questions: 38

Worksheet time: 19mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

Product Sales: Schneider makes everything you can find in a control panel except for ________.

a)

wires and cable trays

b)

circuit breakers

c)

relays

d)

contactors

2.

What is the annual revenue SE makes in Control and Signaling?

a)

$100 million

b)

$50 million

c)

$250 million

d)

$500 million

3.

What percentage of the US market share do push buttons have?

a)

30%

b)

10%

c)

50%

d)

70%

4.

Which type of relay is based on transistor switching and is a semiconductor-based switching device, has less mechanical failure, longer life, is silent, and can go to a higher amperage?

a)

Solid State Relays

b)

Control Relays

c)

Timing Relays

d)

Analog Converters

5.

Control Relays are used to monitor different voltage supplies and diagnosis, temperature, liquid level, and monitor current.

a)

True

b)

False

6.

Fill in the blank: ________ Relays are used for switching and have less mechanical failure, longer life, and can handle higher amperage.

a)

Solid State

b)

Electromechanical

c)

Thermal

d)

Reed

7.

What is signaling?

a)

The process of sending emails

b)

Visual and audible indicators of a machine state or process event

c)

A type of mechanical engineering

d)

None of the above

8.

Which of the following is NOT a signaling device typically used?

a)

Tower lights

b)

Beacon

c)

Sound

d)

Conveyor belt

9.

Fill in the blank: Tower lights display ______ statuses in one device.

a)

multi-

b)

single-

c)

random-

d)

unique-

10.

Which of the following is a feature of modular tower lights?

a)

They come pre-assembled

b)

They can come apart in the field and be replaced

c)

Cannot switch out lights

d)

Used only for sound signaling

11.

All of the signaling product codes are going to start with _____

a)

XV

b)

AB

c)

YZ

d)

ST

12.

The product code for beacons will be XVR#- where R stands for _______.

a)

rotating mirrors

b)

reflectors

c)

resistors

d)

relays

13.

Monolithic tower lights come pre-assembled and cannot switch out lights.

a)

True

b)

False

14.

What is the sound type mentioned for signaling devices?

a)

XVS-sound

b)

Buzzer-tone

c)

Alarm-bell

d)

Siren-call

15.

Are the sounds for signaling devices customizable?

a)

Yes, sounds are customizable.

b)

No, the sounds are fixed and cannot be changed.

c)

Only the volume can be adjusted, not the sounds.

d)

Sounds can only be turned on or off, not customized.

16.

Tower lights, beacons, sirens, or speakers are examples of which of the following?

a)

Warning devices

b)

Measuring instruments

c)

Power sources

d)

Control panels

17.

What does 'NO' stand for in the context of push button operators?

a)

Normally open

b)

Not operational

c)

Neutral output

d)

Negative offset

18.

What does 'NC' stand for in the context of push button operators?

a)

Normally closed

b)

Normally connected

c)

Not connected

d)

Neutral contact

19.

What do contact blocks provide in push button operators?

a)

A light source for illuminated push buttons, illuminated selector switches, and pilot light (light blocks).

b)

Mechanical support for mounting the operator on the panel.

c)

A means to lock the push button in the pressed position.

d)

A sound signal when the button is pressed.

20.

Which of the following is a 22mm metal pushbutton?

a)

XB4

b)

XB5

c)

9001K

d)

XALD

21.

What is the most common diameter for pushbuttons?

a)

22 mm

b)

16 mm

c)

30 mm

d)

10 mm

22.

Which material is more robust for a hazardous location?

a)

Plastic

b)

Metal

23.

9001K pushbuttons are mostly used in which regions?

a)

US and North America

b)

Europe

c)

Asia-Pacific

d)

Middle East

24.

What are the top-of-the-line IP ratings for environmental protection in pushbuttons?

a)

IP66 and 69K

b)

IP20 and 21

c)

IP44 and 54

d)

IP30 and 40

25.

Plastic pushbuttons are recommended for chemical locations.

a)

True

b)

False

26.

Which Harmony series is ideal for severe environments, especially applications requiring high impact and vibration resistance?

a)

Harmony XB4

b)

Harmony XB5

c)

Harmony XB7

27.

Which Harmony series is ideal for applications requiring good resistance to chemical agents and/or double electrical insulation?

a)

Harmony XB4

b)

Harmony XB5

c)

Harmony XB7

28.

Harmony XB4 pushbuttons are ideal for severe environments.

a)

True

b)

False

29.

Harmony XB5 pushbuttons combine simplicity of setup and flexibility.

a)

True

b)

False

30.

Harmony XB7 pushbuttons are plastic and monolithic.

a)

True

b)

False

31.

9001K pushbuttons are designed for severe environments.

a)

True

b)

False

32.

9001SK pushbuttons offer resistance to chemical agents.

a)

True

b)

False

33.

9001KX pushbuttons can have up to how many pilot lights in one operator?

a)

4

b)

1

c)

2

d)

3

34.

Which product offers double insulation?

a)

Harmony XB4

b)

Harmony XB5

c)

9001SK

d)

9001KX

35.

Instead of a normal contact block (black block), what will be used in the wireless offer for Harmony XB4/XB5?

a)

A transmitter (green block)

b)

A resistor (blue block)

c)

A relay (yellow block)

d)

A capacitor (red block)

36.

What is the function of the transmitter (green block) in the wireless offer for Harmony XB4/XB5?

a)

It illuminates the actuator

b)

It sends a signal to the relay to close the circuit

c)

It monitors the electrical contacts

d)

It provides basic control

37.

Wireless tie great into PLCs and other controllers in the Harmony XB4/XB5 wireless offer.

a)

True

b)

False

38.

Pilot lights or illuminated pushbuttons are used for indicating or controlling electrical circuits.

a)

True

b)

False

c)

Only for decoration

d)

Only for lighting rooms