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What is the maximum time allowed for an emergency generator to start and assume the emergency lighting load from the moment of normal power failure, according to CSA C282?
CSA C282 Clause 10.3 requires that the emergency power supply be capable of providing the necessary power within 15 seconds of a power failure.
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Question: What is the maximum time allowed for an emergency generator to start and assume the emergency lighting load from the moment of normal power failure, according to CSA C282?
Answer options:
- 10 seconds ✅ 15 seconds
- 30 seconds
- 60 seconds
Correct answer: 15 seconds
Explanation: CSA C282 Clause 10.3 requires that the emergency power supply be capable of providing the necessary power within 15 seconds of a power failure.
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