New York Low Pressure Boiler Certificate of Fitness (COF) Practice Test

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What must an oil burner be connected to before installation?

A pipe
A chimney
A vent
A fuel source

The correct answer is: A chimney

Before installation, an oil burner must be connected to a fuel source to ensure it can operate correctly. The fuel source is essential because the burner requires a continuous supply of oil to function and provide heat. Inadequate or improper connections to the fuel source can lead to inefficiency and safety hazards, including incomplete combustion, which may produce harmful emissions. While options like a pipe, chimney, or vent are associated with the operation of an oil burner, they do not serve the primary role of supplying the necessary fuel. A pipe might be involved in transporting oil, and a chimney or vent would be important for exhaust, but without the connection to a fuel source, the burner would be non-operational and unable to produce any heat. Therefore, the most critical aspect prior to installation is linking the burner to a proper fuel source.