Multiple Choice
Identify the
choice that best completes the statement or answers the question.
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Power-limited fire alarm conductors and cables described in
art:
a. | 750.179 | b. | 760.179 | c. | 760.17 | d. | 760.1 |
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Cables splices and terminations are covered in Art:
a. | 760.130(B)(1) | b. | 760.140 | c. | 770.130 | d. | 760.133 |
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Art. 760.24(A) covers:
a. | OCPD sizing | b. | number of PLFA cables in
EMT | c. | Class A or Class B wiring | d. | How to secure your PLFA acble to stud or
furring strips |
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Installation of PLFA Cables in Buildings is
covered in Art:
a. | 760. | b. | 760.135
| c. | 760.10
| d. | 750.135
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Art. 760.135 (A) covers:
a. | PLFA cable listing requirement | b. | OCPD size | c. | Abandoned
cable | d. | None of the above |
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Art. 760.135(C) covers:
a. | Rated FPLP cables are permitted
in plenum spaces | b. | Number of PLFA
cables in 1/2 EMT conduit | c. | OCPD sizing | d. | None of the
above |
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FPLR stands for Shielded Riser Fire Alarm Cable
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FPLP stands for Fire alarm plenum cable
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9.
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Plenum cable can be shielded or not
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10.
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Riser cable can be shielded or not
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