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NEA Actual Exam Most Tested Questions with 100% Correct Verified Answers | Latest Update LIHIC - Low Income High Costs Indicator A household is considered fuel poor when? - If they have above average fuel costs and they need to spend more than 10% of household income to achieve a satisfactory heating regime. Safe/ average house temperature? - 21 degrees in living room and 18 degrees in other rooms 3 causes of fuel poverty - high fuel costs, low income, energy inefficient homes 3 ways to tackle fuel poverty - improve energy efficiency, maximise income, energy advice Degrees C to degrees F - C x 1.8 + 32 Degrees F to degrees C - F-32/1.8 Percentage of average household space heating energy use - 65.5 Percentage of average household water heating energy use - 17 Percentage of average household lighting and appliances energy use - 15

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LIHIC - ✔✔Low Income High Costs Indicator

A household is considered fuel poor when? - ✔✔If they have above average fuel

costs and they need to spend more than 10% of household income to achieve a

satisfactory heating regime.

Safe/ average house temperature? - ✔✔21 degrees in living room and 18

degrees in other rooms

3 causes of fuel poverty - ✔✔high fuel costs, low income, energy inefficient

homes

3 ways to tackle fuel poverty - ✔✔improve energy efficiency, maximise income,

energy advice

Degrees C to degrees F - ✔✔C x 1.8 + 32

Degrees F to degrees C - ✔✔F-32/1.8

Percentage of average household space heating energy use - ✔✔65.5

Percentage of average household water heating energy use - ✔✔17

Percentage of average household lighting and appliances energy use - ✔✔15
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,Percentage of average household cooking energy use - ✔✔2.5

Radiant heat - ✔✔Travels in straight lines e.g. how sunlight travels

Convection heat - ✔✔applicable to air and water, where heat moves from a

warm spot to a colder spot, heated molecules become lighter and rise,

displacing cooler and heavier particles which fall.

Conduction Heat - ✔✔movement of heat through a material, relevant to the

choice of materials used in housing construction

Electric Fan Heater controls - ✔✔on/off, Thermostat, fan speed, heat setting

Electric convector heater controls - ✔✔on/off, thermostat, timer

electric storage heater controls - ✔✔input/charge, output/boost, on/off. timer

Fan assisted storage heater/quantum storage heater - ✔✔on/off, thermostat,

heat settings, timer

electric radiant fire/ bar fire - ✔✔on/off, thermostat, heat settings, timer

electric infra-red heater/ halogen heater - ✔✔on/off, thermostat, heat settings,

timer

electric oil filled radiator - ✔✔on/off, thermostat, heat settings, timer

Open fronted gas radiant/ convector fire (gas fired could have back boiler

behind) - ✔✔Ignition, temp setting, boiler thermostat if there is a back boiler

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, Gas decorative effect fire, open and close fronted - ✔✔Ignition, temp setting

Gas convector heater/ wall heaters (room sealed) - ✔✔Ignition, temp setting

Closed solid room heater - ✔✔Damper to control air flow, boiler thermostat if

there is a back boiler

Bottle gas heater (portable, liquid petroleum gas LPG) - ✔✔ignition, temp

setting

4 main safety issues when using a fuel burning appliance - ✔✔- Carbon

monoxide poisoning and fires

- Fit a smoke alarm, test every month and replace after 10 years

- Never leave candles, cigarettes unattended

- Ensure there is good ventilation

How often are landlords required to carry out a safety check with a Gas Safe

registered engineer? - ✔✔Every 12 months

Warm air heating system - ✔✔- distributes warm air around the home

- Air is heated by a central unit using gas, oil or electricity

- Distributed using ducts and a fan to drive out the warm air into rooms.

- Heat is emitted via grilles on the floor or at the bottom of the walls

- Thermostat and timing controls


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