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Key Facts: Florida Low Voltage Practice Exam

98 V RMS

Limited Energy Ceiling

Florida ECLB FAQ

Excluded

Alarm-System Work

Florida ECLB FAQ

100

Official Technical Questions

DBPR Electrical Contractors CIB

5 hours

Technical Exam Time

DBPR Electrical Contractors CIB

100 Q

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The Florida Limited Energy route is credential-specific: its legal scope is non-alarm work at no more than 98 volts RMS. The current DBPR candidate booklet confirms 100 questions and five hours for the open-book Limited Energy technical/safety examination. Do not treat Alarm I or Alarm II material as inside the Limited Energy license scope.

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1Which Florida board administers the low voltage contractor license?
A.FL Dept of Business Regulation
B.FL Electrical Contractors Licensing Board (ECLB)
C.FL Building Commission
D.FL Dept of Labor
Explanation: The Florida ECLB administers the Limited Energy Systems Specialty license for low voltage contractors.
2What is the Florida low voltage license called?
A.Class C Low Voltage
B.Limited Energy Systems Specialty
C.LV-1 Technician
D.Electrical Apprentice, with no separate scope, credential, or local permit requirements for any system
Explanation: Florida calls the credential the Limited Energy Systems Specialty. Its scope covers specified electrical and fiber-optic work not exceeding 98 volts RMS and excludes wiring or equipment that is part of an alarm system.
3What voltage boundary appears in Florida’s Limited Energy Systems Specialty scope?
A.24 volts RMS
B.50 volts RMS
C.98 volts RMS
D.120 volts RMS
Explanation: The Limited Energy Systems Specialty scope is limited to specified systems not exceeding 98 volts RMS. Meeting the voltage limit does not bring alarm-system work into this specialty; alarm work is excluded.
4What Florida statute chapter governs contractor licensing?
A.Chapter 400
B.Chapter 455
C.Chapter 489
D.Chapter 553
Explanation: Chapter 489 governs contractor licensing including the ECLB.
5Penalty for unlicensed contracting in Florida?
A.Warning
B.Misdemeanor first, felony for repeat
C.No penalty
D.Small fine
Explanation: First-degree misdemeanor first offense, third-degree felony for repeats under Chapter 489.
6Which work is within Florida’s Limited Energy Systems Specialty scope?
A.Any fire or burglar alarm work below 98 volts RMS, with no separate scope, credential, or local permit requirements for any system
B.Specified non-alarm systems at 98 volts RMS or less
C.Any branch circuit below 240 volts
D.Only utility-owned telecommunications
Explanation: Florida’s official scope covers specified electrical wiring, fixtures, apparatus, pathways, conduit, and fiber optics not exceeding 98 volts RMS. Work that is part of an alarm system is expressly excluded and requires the appropriate alarm or electrical credential.
7What building code does Florida use?
A.California
B.Florida Building Code based on ICC
C.NFPA only
D.No statewide code, with no separate scope, credential, or local permit requirements for any system
Explanation: Florida adopts the Florida Building Code with state amendments. Electrical and limited-energy work must also follow the separately adopted electrical rules and the requirements of the authority having jurisdiction.
8What exam must FL applicants pass?
A.None
B.State exam covering trade and FL law
C.Federal only
D.Online quiz
Explanation: State licensing exam covering trade knowledge and Florida contractor law, administered by DBPR.
9FL contractor insurance requirement?
A.None
B.GL and workers comp if employees
C.Auto only
D.Fire only
Explanation: GL required. Workers comp required with one or more employees per FL law.
10FL ECLB license renewal period?
A.Annual
B.Every 2 years
C.Every 3 years
D.Every 5 years
Explanation: Biennial renewal through DBPR with CE and insurance maintenance.

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