HVAC NEC 2023

HVAC Basic Electrical Questions -4

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HVAC electrical exams cover electrical theory (Ohm's Law, circuits), transformers, single-phase and three-phase motors, control wiring, safety, and troubleshooting.

Requirements vary by state. HVAC technicians typically need EPA 608 certification and may need a separate electrical license for line voltage work.

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  • Topics covered: Ohm's Law, motor types, transformers, control wiring, and troubleshooting HVAC electrical systems.
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HVAC Basic Electrical Questions -4 — Question List

Question 1: To protect an electrical circuit a fuse should be placed in ………………….

  • Series
  • Parallel
  • Both series and parallel

Question 2: If the is no deflection in a voltmeter which is used to measure voltage between two electrical contacts it indicates ……………..

  • Two contacts are shorted
  • Two contacts are opened
  • Two contacts are driven by same voltage source
  • Same current is flowing across two contacts

Question 3: The primary winding of a transformer has 1000 turns and secondary coil has 400 turns. What will be its secondary voltage if 480 volts is applied at primary?

  • 192 volts
  • 240 volts
  • 480 volts
  • 1200 volts

Question 4: A magnetic field seeks the path of ………….

  • Low reluctance
  • High reluctance
  • Less resistance
  • High resistance

Question 5: Which of the following meter is used to measure electrical pressure in the circuit?

  • Voltmeter
  • Ammeter
  • Ohmmeter
  • Wattmeter

Question 6: Which of the following is used to measure high resistance of circuit?

  • Series ohmmeter
  • Shunt ohmmeter
  • Impedance meter
  • Wattmeter

Question 7: Battery cells connected in parallel produces ………….

  • Higher current
  • Higher voltages
  • High power

Question 8: Which of the following battery cell can be recharged?

  • Primary cell
  • Secondary cell

Question 9: How many 1.5 volts cells should be connected in series to form a 9 volt battery?

  • 4
  • 6
  • 9
  • 2

Question 10: A primary cell is a device which converts …………………

  • Chemical energy into electrical energy
  • Electrical energy into chemical energy
  • Mechanical energy into electrical energy
  • Electrical energy into mechanical energy

Key NEC References for This Test

ArticleWhat It Covers
Art. 440Air Conditioning Equipment — use nameplate MCA and MOCP, not FLA alone
Art. 430Motors — general motor rules that Art. 440 modifies
Study Tip: Practice reading ladder diagrams. Trace each rung from L1 to the load: contacts open → circuit dead. Contacts closed → current flows. This is how HVAC electrical troubleshooting works.
EXAM CARD HVAC
Questions10
Time limit15 min
Pass score70%
Code editionNEC 2023
DifficultyIntermediate
Last reviewedJun 2026

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Source: NEC 2026 Art. 440 & electrical theory