Multiple Choice Identify the
choice that best completes the statement or answers the question.
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The specific requirements for wiring and
equipment installation for fire protective
sig- naling systems are covered
in
a. | NFPA
70® | b. | NFPA
72® | c. | NFPA
101® | d. | NFPA
1® |
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The code established to help fire
authorities continually develop
safeguards against fire hazards
is
a. | NFPA
1 | b. | NFPA 72® | c. | NFPA 70® | d. | NFPA 101® |
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Which class of
circuits are run in non-redundant paths to increase reliability?
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A defined area within the boundaries of a fire alarm system is known as a(n)
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a. | section | b. | signal destination | c. | alarm unit area | d. | zone |
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A fire
alarm system with zones that allow multiple
signals from several sources to be sent and received over a single communica-
tion line is known as a(n)
a. | combination system | b. | hardwired system | c. | zoned system | d. | multiplex
system |
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Which of the following is a type of spot detector?
a. | Projected beam | b. | Addressable | c. | Thermoelectric | d. | Aspirating |
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An automatic
detector that draws air from
the protected area
back to the detector is
called a(n)
a. | line detector | b. | spot detector | c. | Air sampling detector | d. | addressable
detector |
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Which of
the following is a type of fixed-temperature heat
detector?.
a. | Fusible link | b. | Rate-of-rise | c. | Rate of
Compensation | d. | Ionization |
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9.
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NFPA 72®
prohibits a duct detector from being used as a
supervisory device.
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10.
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The C02
spike phenomenon for
hydrocarbon- based fires is used in _.
a. | ultraviolet detectors | b. | infrared detectors | c. | fire-gas
sensors | d. | laser flame sensors |
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11.
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Which type of pull box is restricted for use in
special applications?
a. | Single-action | b. | Glass-break | c. | Double-action | d. | Key-operated |
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12.
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A verification method used by addressable system is:
a. | positive alarm sequence | b. | wait-and-check | c. | reset-and-resample | d. | cross-zoning |
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