HVAC Onboarding – ON DEMAND – Sessions 3 & 4 Quiz
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Question 1 of 15
1. Question
This component is often called the window into the system.
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2. Question
The most effective air filters capture particle sizes in microns down to
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3. Question
Optimal humidity ranges between
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4. Question
What does AFUE measure?
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5. Question
How many Minimum Efficiency Zones are there currently in the U.S.?
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6. Question
According to the Department of Energy, what is the only way to properly size a system?
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7. Question
Manual J uses heat loss and heat gain factors to determine which of the following?
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8. Question
In HVAC, 12,000 BTU’s equals one ton.
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9. Question
HRV and ERV are mechanical ventilators that improve indoor air quality.
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10. Question
Which of the following is NOT true regarding zoning?
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11. Question
CFM is a measurement showing cubic feet per minute of airflow.
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12. Question
What does HSPF measure?
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13. Question
Why are there so many comfort system options?
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14. Question
What does SEER measure?
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Question 15 of 15
15. Question
What are the benefits of selecting high efficient comfort systems?
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