If the disconnecting means for EVSE rated greater than 60 amps is located in a remote location from the equipment, which combination of statements is required?

• A. I only
• B. I and II only
• C. II and III only
• D. I, II, and IV only

Answer: (D)

When the disconnecting means for an EVSE rated above 60 amps is located away from the equipment, safety relies on making sure you can de-energize the circuit quickly and clearly from a safe, accessible spot. The essential controls you need are that the remote disconnect must be readily accessible to operate, must be able to be locked in the OFF position to prevent unintended energization during maintenance or emergencies, and must be clearly identified as the disconnect for the EVSE with proper labeling. These elements ensure that service personnel can safely disconnect power without having to approach energized hardware or rely on a switch that could be turned back on accidentally.

One statement among the options is not required in this remote-location scenario, which is why the combination that includes the accessibility, lockable operation, and labeling provisions is the right choice. Therefore, the set that covers I, II, and IV aligns with the safety and operability needs for a remote disconnect on an EVSE over 60 A.