NEVADA C-2D LOW VOLTAGE ACTUAL EXAM
PAPER 2026 COMPLETE QUESTIONS AND
SOLUTIONS GRADED A+
◉ What is meant by S.C. (Short Current) current?
What is the intent of a S.C. study or evaluation? Answer: A S.C. study
or evaluation is intended to check the available short circuit current
& compare it to the rating of the panel.
◉ How often should you inspect your gloves?
How often do they have to be tested? Answer: Inspect before every
use & tested every 6 months.
◉ Explain how you would inspect your insulated gloves. Answer:
Check for cracks, cuts, contamination; fill with air to ensure they can
hold pressure.
◉ What is the proper storage method for your insulated gloves?
Answer: Leather and rubber insulated gloves should be stored
separately and with the cuffs down. This will prevent tools or other
objects from falling into the gloves causing possible damage.
◉ What type of insulated gloves do you have?
, What is their voltage rating? Answer: Most E&I techs have class 0
gloves rated up to 1,000 v
◉ What does the code date on your insulated gloves mean? Answer:
When they were last tested or some show when they need to be
tested again.
◉ What are common failure modes for insulated gloves? Answer:
Cracks between the fingers and where ever the glove flexes a lot.
◉ What should you do if your insulated gloves are damaged?
Answer: Remove from service, do not use.
Destroy them so others don't accidentally use them.
◉ What type of PPE do you have?
What is its purpose? Answer: All E&I techs should have a min. of
category 2 flash hazard PPE as well as insulated gloves (most have
class 0)
◉ What medium voltage equipment do you have in your area?
Answer: Secondary side of the substation transformers (switch
gear)
Secondary side of a transformer
PAPER 2026 COMPLETE QUESTIONS AND
SOLUTIONS GRADED A+
◉ What is meant by S.C. (Short Current) current?
What is the intent of a S.C. study or evaluation? Answer: A S.C. study
or evaluation is intended to check the available short circuit current
& compare it to the rating of the panel.
◉ How often should you inspect your gloves?
How often do they have to be tested? Answer: Inspect before every
use & tested every 6 months.
◉ Explain how you would inspect your insulated gloves. Answer:
Check for cracks, cuts, contamination; fill with air to ensure they can
hold pressure.
◉ What is the proper storage method for your insulated gloves?
Answer: Leather and rubber insulated gloves should be stored
separately and with the cuffs down. This will prevent tools or other
objects from falling into the gloves causing possible damage.
◉ What type of insulated gloves do you have?
, What is their voltage rating? Answer: Most E&I techs have class 0
gloves rated up to 1,000 v
◉ What does the code date on your insulated gloves mean? Answer:
When they were last tested or some show when they need to be
tested again.
◉ What are common failure modes for insulated gloves? Answer:
Cracks between the fingers and where ever the glove flexes a lot.
◉ What should you do if your insulated gloves are damaged?
Answer: Remove from service, do not use.
Destroy them so others don't accidentally use them.
◉ What type of PPE do you have?
What is its purpose? Answer: All E&I techs should have a min. of
category 2 flash hazard PPE as well as insulated gloves (most have
class 0)
◉ What medium voltage equipment do you have in your area?
Answer: Secondary side of the substation transformers (switch
gear)
Secondary side of a transformer
