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1Which Delaware board administers low voltage contractor licensing?
A.DE Board of Plumbing
B.DE Board of Electrical Examiners
C.DE Dept of Labor
D.DE Building Commission
Explanation: The Delaware Board of Electrical Examiners administers licensing for electrical contractors including those performing low voltage work. The board operates under the Division of Professional Regulation.
2What Delaware license classification applies to low voltage contractors?
A.Journeyman Electrician
B.Master Limited or Master Electrician Special
C.Apprentice Electrician
D.General Contractor
Explanation: Delaware offers the Master Limited and Master Electrician Special classifications for low voltage work. These classifications authorize installation and maintenance of specific low voltage systems as defined by the Board of Electrical Examiners.
3Under which Delaware state division does the Board of Electrical Examiners operate?
A.Division of Revenue
B.Division of Professional Regulation
C.Division of Public Health
D.Division of Highways
Explanation: The Board of Electrical Examiners operates under the Delaware Division of Professional Regulation. This division oversees licensing for numerous professions and trades in the state.
4What is the penalty for performing electrical work without a license in Delaware?
A.No penalty
B.Fines, penalties, and possible criminal charges
C.Verbal warning
D.Community service
Explanation: Performing electrical work, including low voltage installations, without the required Delaware license can result in fines, civil penalties, and potential criminal charges. The Board of Electrical Examiners investigates unlicensed activity.
5What insurance requirement applies to Delaware low voltage contractors?
A.None required
B.General liability insurance required
C.Auto insurance only
D.Fire insurance only
Explanation: Delaware requires licensed electrical contractors, including those with limited/special classifications, to maintain general liability insurance. Workers compensation is also required when employees are involved.
6What Delaware code governs electrical installations?
A.Title 10
B.Title 24 (Professions & Occupations)
C.Title 30
D.Title 5
Explanation: Delaware Title 24 (Professions and Occupations) contains the statutes governing electrical contractor licensing and the Board of Electrical Examiners. The board adopts the NEC with Delaware-specific amendments.
7What NEC edition does Delaware typically adopt?
A.1999 NEC
B.2008 NEC
C.The most recent edition with Delaware amendments
D.Delaware has its own code
Explanation: Delaware adopts the most recent edition of the NEC with state-specific amendments through the Board of Electrical Examiners. Contractors must stay current with the adopted edition and any Delaware modifications.
8Who has inspection authority for electrical work in Delaware?
A.Only building owners
B.State electrical inspectors and local AHJs
C.Only contractors
D.Insurance companies
Explanation: Delaware state electrical inspectors and local authorities having jurisdiction have the authority to inspect electrical installations, including low voltage systems. Work must comply with the NEC as adopted by Delaware.
9What is the Delaware license renewal requirement?
A.No renewal needed
B.Periodic renewal with the Board of Electrical Examiners
C.One-time license
D.Every 10 years
Explanation: Delaware electrical licenses require periodic renewal through the Board of Electrical Examiners. Contractors must maintain current licensing, insurance, and any required continuing education.
10What permit is needed before commercial low voltage installation in Delaware?
A.None for LV
B.Electrical and fire alarm permits from the local jurisdiction
C.Verbal notice only
D.Federal permit
Explanation: Commercial low voltage installations in Delaware require electrical and fire alarm permits from the local authority having jurisdiction. Plans and specifications must be submitted for review before work begins.
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