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What is the primary characteristic of an ELV system?
What is the primary characteristic of an ELV system?
- Requiring manual operation
- Operating on low voltage AC or DC (correct)
- Operating on high voltage DC
- Being exclusive to old buildings
What is the typical maximum voltage range for ELV systems?
What is the typical maximum voltage range for ELV systems?
- 200-250 volts AC
- 50-100 volts AC
- 100-200 volts AC
- Under 50 volts AC or 120 volts DC (correct)
What is the role of ELV systems in modern buildings?
What is the role of ELV systems in modern buildings?
- To reduce energy efficiency
- To support smart building infrastructure (correct)
- To replace traditional electrical systems
- To provide high-voltage electrical distribution
Why are ELV systems essential in modern buildings?
Why are ELV systems essential in modern buildings?
What is the benefit of using ELV systems in building infrastructure?
What is the benefit of using ELV systems in building infrastructure?
Study Notes
Definition and Characteristics of ELV Systems
- An ELV (Extra-Low Voltage) system operates on voltages lower than standard electrical power for main electrical distribution.
- ELV systems typically operate under 50 volts AC or 120 volts DC.
Importance and Applications of ELV Systems
- ELV systems are essential for modern buildings, especially in the context of smart buildings.
- They are used for various purposes within building infrastructure.
- ELV systems are integrated with building management systems (BMS) for efficient building operations.
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Learn about Extra-Low Voltage systems, their voltage ranges, and applications in modern buildings and integrated building management systems.