LEED AP with Operations and Maintenance (O+M ) Practice Exam

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Which of the following features are required for all electrically powered equipment to meet the requirements of EQ Credit: Green Cleaning-Equipment? (Choose 3)

  1. Rechargeable batteries

  2. Environmental preferable batteries

  3. Safeguards

  4. Ergonomic design

The correct answer is: Environmental preferable batteries

The selected feature of environmental preferable batteries is essential for electrically powered equipment under the EQ Credit: Green Cleaning - Equipment. This requirement emphasizes the importance of reducing the environmental impact associated with battery production, use, and disposal. Environmental preferable batteries are designed to have less harmful effects compared to traditional batteries, thus supporting sustainable practices in cleaning processes. The presence of environmentally friendly batteries aligns with the overall goals of green cleaning practices, which aim to enhance indoor air quality and minimize hazardous materials in cleaning operations. By mandating that equipment operators choose batteries that meet these criteria, the credit encourages the use of products that support both environmentally responsible operations and the health of building occupants. In the broader context, the other features, while they may contribute to effective green cleaning strategies, do not fall under the specific requirements of the EQ Credit in the same way. Rechargeable batteries can be considered sustainable, but they are not a universal requirement. The ergonomic design is beneficial for users' health but does not directly tie into the environmental considerations outlined in this credit. Safeguards, while important for safety, do not specifically address the environmental preferences associated with battery use.