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Electrical & Instrumentation Level 1 Certification Exam



If transformer primary=120v and secondary 12v=20 amps, what are the amps on the primary? -
(answer)2 amps.

Formula:

I =Amps/Volume of current

E = Volts/Force moving the current

P = Watts, Electrical power produced

I x E=P

12 x 20=240watts

In a transformer watts stay the same so now:

P/E=I

240/120v=2 amps



If 17.32v are applied across a resistance of 50 ohms, how much power is expended in the resistor? -
(answer)6.0 watts.

Formula: V squared/R = P

17.32 squared(299.98)/50=5.99



Confined Space - (answer)A space that:

-is large enough to enter and work.

-has limited or restricted means for entry.

-is not designed for continuous occupancy.



Hot Work Permit - (answer)An employer's written authorization to perform work capable of providing a
source of ignition.



Inerting - (answer)A form of purging or ventilating a confined space where an inert gas (such as nitrogen,
carbon dioxide or argon) is used to displace the atmosphere in a confined space to remove fire or
explosion hazards. Causes oxygen levels to become unstable for re-entry.

, CWEA E1 Study Set Questions and Answers 2026/2027 A+ Grade Complete
Electrical & Instrumentation Level 1 Certification Exam




Oxygen Safe Zone - (answer)19.5% to 23.5%

Below 19.5=unsafe for breathing

Above 23.5=explosive



Leader Line - (answer)The part or area of a drawing to which a number, note or other reference applies.
They are solid lines and usually terminate in a single arrowhead.



Hydraulic Term:

"Resistance" - (answer)A construction in the bore of the pipe which requires more pressure to pass the
same amount of water.



Hydraulic Term:

"Voltage"

(Assume water is flowing horizontally so gravity isn't a factor) - (answer)Electric potential is equivalent to
pressure and the voltage (or voltage drop/potential difference) is the difference in pressure between two
points.



Hydraulic Term:

"Current" - (answer)Equivalent to a hydraulic volume flow rate; that is the volumetric quantity of flowing
water over time.



Ohm's Law - (answer)Current through a conductor between two points is directly proportional to the
voltage across the two points.



S.O.P. - (answer)Standard operating procedure.



N.E.C. - (answer)National Electrical Code.

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