Questions
1. Kent M1 backup loads are sized to:- A. Rated power plus 25 % headroom
- B. Whatever started during the black-start test
- C. Rated power (3300/5500/6600 VA) only — no motor-start headroom is promised
- D. Twice rated power for compressors
- A. Under 10 milliseconds
- B. The pass criterion — “your essential loads ride through” — and no milliseconds figure
- C. Exactly 20 milliseconds
- D. Half a second
- A. 100 % of the total rating
- B. Whatever the breaker allows
- C. 33 % of total, fixed
- D. Up to 50 % of the total rating — and never promise beyond 100 % of the per-phase rating
- A. Restart the inverter up to three times
- B. Photograph the display and call Kent service — restarts are the technician’s step
- C. Open the cover and check connections
- D. Toggle the battery switch
- A. Soft brush for the heatsink, cloth for screen/LEDs — never solvents or abrasives; unit off and cool first
- B. Damp mop weekly
- C. Solvent wipes monthly
- D. Pressure wash each monsoon
- A. Two user-replaceable fuses
- B. A user-serviceable fan filter
- C. No user-serviceable parts at all
- D. Battery balancing leads the customer may check
- A. Left flat until the next service visit
- B. Recharged as soon as practical — never leave a pack flat, never store one empty
- C. Discharged fully once more to calibrate
- D. Disconnected at the breaker
- A. None — fit and forget
- B. Monthly internal inspection
- C. Six-monthly care: radiator vents cleaned, connections checked, per the routine table
- D. Annual firmware updates by the customer
- A. Left at the OFF default
- B. Set by the customer seasonally
- C. Always OFF to save money
- D. Enabled deliberately at commissioning so the pack is full when the first cut comes
- A. Only their phone number
- B. The information list from the handover pack — model, serial, alarm/fault message and time, per the keep-ready guidance
- C. The installer’s personal number
- D. Their electricity bill only
Answer key
- C
- B
- D
- B
- A
- C
- B
- C
- D
- B