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EVITP Final Exam PRACTICE EXAM LATEST ALL
300 QUESTIONS WITH CORRECT SOLUTIONS
AND RATIONALES JUST RELEASED
1. What is the primary purpose of the EVITP certification?
A. Certify electricians for residential wiring only
B. Certify technicians to repair electric vehicles
C. Ensure safe installation of EV charging infrastructure
D. Train mechanics to maintain EV batteries
Answer: C
EVITP certification focuses on ensuring qualified electricians safely install electric vehicle supply
equipment (EVSE) according to code and safety standards.
2. Level 1 EV charging typically operates at which voltage and amperage?
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A. 120 VAC, 12-16 amperes
B. 208-240 VAC, 12-16 amperes
C. 480 VAC, 30-50 amperes
D. 120 VAC, 30-50 amperes
Answer: A
Level 1 charging uses standard 120-volt household circuits at 12-16 amperes, providing 2-5 miles of range
per hour. This is the slowest charging method.
3. Level 2 EV charging typically operates at which voltage and amperage?
A. 120 VAC, 12-16 amperes
B. 208-240 VAC, up to 80 amperes
C. 480 VAC, 30-50 amperes
D. 208-240 VAC, 12-16 amperes
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Answer: B
Level 2 EVSE systems use 208-240V circuits up to 80 amperes. This is the most common installation type
for residential and commercial settings.
4. DC Fast Charging (Level 3) operates at which voltage range?
A. 120-240 VAC
B. 208-480 VAC
C. 480-1000 VDC
D. 1000-2000 VDC
Answer: C
DC Fast Chargers operate at 480-1000 volts DC and can provide 60-100+ miles of range in 20-30 minutes.
5. Level 2 EVSE with a rating of 6.6 kilowatts can supply approximately:
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A. 10-15 miles of range per hour
B. 20-30 miles of range per hour
C. 40-50 miles of range per hour
D. 60-80 miles of range per hour
Answer: B
A 6.6 kW Level 2 EVSE typically provides about 20-30 miles of range per hour of charging, depending on
the vehicle's efficiency.
6. The three charging levels for electric vehicles are:
A. Level 1 (120 VAC, ≤16 amps), Level 2 (208-240 VAC, up to 80 amps), and Level 3 (DC Fast Charging, 480
VAC+ or up to 350+ kW)
B. Level 1 (240 VAC), Level 2 (480 VAC), Level 3 (600 VAC)
C. Level 1 (AC), Level 2 (AC), Level 3 (AC)
D. Level 1 (120 VAC), Level 2 (208-240 VAC), Level 3 (480 VAC)
EVITP Final Exam PRACTICE EXAM LATEST ALL
300 QUESTIONS WITH CORRECT SOLUTIONS
AND RATIONALES JUST RELEASED
1. What is the primary purpose of the EVITP certification?
A. Certify electricians for residential wiring only
B. Certify technicians to repair electric vehicles
C. Ensure safe installation of EV charging infrastructure
D. Train mechanics to maintain EV batteries
Answer: C
EVITP certification focuses on ensuring qualified electricians safely install electric vehicle supply
equipment (EVSE) according to code and safety standards.
2. Level 1 EV charging typically operates at which voltage and amperage?
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A. 120 VAC, 12-16 amperes
B. 208-240 VAC, 12-16 amperes
C. 480 VAC, 30-50 amperes
D. 120 VAC, 30-50 amperes
Answer: A
Level 1 charging uses standard 120-volt household circuits at 12-16 amperes, providing 2-5 miles of range
per hour. This is the slowest charging method.
3. Level 2 EV charging typically operates at which voltage and amperage?
A. 120 VAC, 12-16 amperes
B. 208-240 VAC, up to 80 amperes
C. 480 VAC, 30-50 amperes
D. 208-240 VAC, 12-16 amperes
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Answer: B
Level 2 EVSE systems use 208-240V circuits up to 80 amperes. This is the most common installation type
for residential and commercial settings.
4. DC Fast Charging (Level 3) operates at which voltage range?
A. 120-240 VAC
B. 208-480 VAC
C. 480-1000 VDC
D. 1000-2000 VDC
Answer: C
DC Fast Chargers operate at 480-1000 volts DC and can provide 60-100+ miles of range in 20-30 minutes.
5. Level 2 EVSE with a rating of 6.6 kilowatts can supply approximately:
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A. 10-15 miles of range per hour
B. 20-30 miles of range per hour
C. 40-50 miles of range per hour
D. 60-80 miles of range per hour
Answer: B
A 6.6 kW Level 2 EVSE typically provides about 20-30 miles of range per hour of charging, depending on
the vehicle's efficiency.
6. The three charging levels for electric vehicles are:
A. Level 1 (120 VAC, ≤16 amps), Level 2 (208-240 VAC, up to 80 amps), and Level 3 (DC Fast Charging, 480
VAC+ or up to 350+ kW)
B. Level 1 (240 VAC), Level 2 (480 VAC), Level 3 (600 VAC)
C. Level 1 (AC), Level 2 (AC), Level 3 (AC)
D. Level 1 (120 VAC), Level 2 (208-240 VAC), Level 3 (480 VAC)
