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Elevator shunt trip, where provided by design, is usually activated by:

A. Any detector in the building
B. Specific heat detection at equipment or hoistway βœ“
C. Pull stations only
D. Return air detectors

Specific heat detection at equipment or hoistway

Definition: Heat at specific locations initiates shunt trip to remove power prior to sprinkler discharge, when used by the design.

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Annunciation of elevator status should appear:

A. Nowhere
B. Only in machine room
C. At the "FACU" or annunciator per design βœ“
D. Only inside cab

At the "FACU" or annunciator per design

Definition: Operators and responders need clear indication of recall, phase selection, and shunt status at the control/annunciator.

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Smoke control fans for stair pressurization should:

A. Run randomly
B. Start per the approved smoke control sequence when required βœ“
C. Be manual only
D. Never start automatically

Start per the approved smoke control sequence when required

Definition: Smoke control is a programmed emergency control function with documented sequence and priorities.

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Door unlocking for egress upon alarm is a function of:

A. Security only
B. The fire alarm interfacing with access control per the egress plan βœ“
C. HV "AC" only
D. Sprinkler only

The fire alarm interfacing with access control per the egress plan

Definition: Fire alarm must release or unlock egress doors as required by the life safety plan and code.

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Which sequence artifact documents inputs, outputs, priorities, and fail safe states?

A. Invoice
B. Record of Completion
C. I slash O matrix or sequence of operations βœ“
D. Riser diagram only

I slash O matrix or sequence of operations

Definition: The sequence or I slash O matrix is the testing road map for all emergency control functions.

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Smoke control dampers should:

A. Ignore alarms
B. Move to positions defined in the smoke control sequence βœ“
C. Remain open always
D. Close only on trouble

Move to positions defined in the smoke control sequence

Definition: Dampers open or close as programmed to manage smoke movement and protect egress routes.

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In atria, which detection technology is commonly used?

A. Only spot detectors at 8 feet
B. Beam or aspirating detection with zoning βœ“
C. Only duct detectors
D. No detection

Beam or aspirating detection with zoning

Definition: Large volumes benefit from beam or aspirating detection for early, wide area coverage.

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Pressurization setpoints and proof of airflow switches are:

A. Not required
B. Part of the smoke control testing plan and sequence βœ“
C. Only HV "AC" concerns
D. Unrelated to fire alarm

Part of the smoke control testing plan and sequence

Definition: Pressure and flow proving ensure smoke control actually performs per design during a fire event.

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Firefighter telephone systems in high rise buildings require jacks:

A. Only at elevator lobbies
B. At each floor level in required exit stairways per design βœ“
C. Only at roof
D. Only at security desk

At each floor level in required exit stairways per design

Definition: Two way firefighter telephone jacks provide emergency communications at stair landings on each floor.

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Emergency communications (voice) systems must be:

A. Louder than music only
B. Intelligible in acoustically distinguishable spaces βœ“
C. Only present in corridors
D. Text only

Intelligible in acoustically distinguishable spaces

Definition: Voice messages must be understandable; verify intelligibility in required spaces.

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Which event should pre empt non emergency paging?

A. Security chime
B. Background music
C. Fire alarm emergency messages βœ“
D. Doorbell tones

Fire alarm emergency messages

Definition: Life safety signals take priority over non emergency audio.

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Where should remote annunciators be located for best responder access?

A. Hidden offices
B. Near main entrances or fire command locations βœ“
C. Roof only
D. Basement only

Near main entrances or fire command locations

Definition: Placing annunciation where responders arrive speeds size up and response.

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Elevator hoistway smoke detector should be placed:

A. Without regard to airflow
B. Considering piston effect and air currents to avoid dilution βœ“
C. At floor level
D. On the door jamb

Considering piston effect and air currents to avoid dilution

Definition: Air movement affects smoke travel; avoid dead air and dilution near doors and vents.

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If shunt trip is part of the design, documentation should include:

A. Nothing
B. Clear heat detector locations, trip logic, and breaker details βœ“
C. Only a general note
D. Only manufacturer brochure

Clear heat detector locations, trip logic, and breaker details

Definition: Specific detection points and the power disconnect method must be identified and tested.

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Stair pressurization doors should:

A. Be too hard to open
B. Meet opening force limits while maintaining pressure βœ“
C. Remain closed always
D. Be propped open

Meet opening force limits while maintaining pressure

Definition: Balance pressure with door operability; verify during smoke control testing.

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Smoke control β€˜fail safe’ positions are:

A. Random
B. The default positions upon loss of power or control, documented in the sequence βœ“
C. Always open
D. Always closed

The default positions upon loss of power or control, documented in the sequence

Definition: Fail safe states ensure predictable behavior if power or controls fail.

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Upon fire alarm reset, smoke control devices should:

A. Remain in fire mode forever
B. Return to normal as the sequence dictates βœ“
C. Cycle randomly
D. Disable power

Return to normal as the sequence dictates

Definition: After reset, the sequence should restore normal HV "AC" and position states.

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Elevator recall floor change due to smoke at the primary landing is:

A. Not allowed
B. A secondary recall operation to an alternate floor βœ“
C. Always manual
D. Unrelated to fire alarm

A secondary recall operation to an alternate floor

Definition: If the primary landing has smoke, elevators recall to the secondary landing per the design.

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Acceptance testing requires verifying:

A. Only 10 percent of devices
B. 100 percent of initiating, notification, and programmed sequences βœ“
C. Only the loudest horn
D. Only duct detectors

100 percent of initiating, notification, and programmed sequences

Definition: Every device and control function is tested during acceptance; results are documented.

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Reacceptance testing is required when:

A. Any software change or substantial hardware change is made βœ“
B. Only after paint
C. Never
D. Only after battery replacement

Any software change or substantial hardware change is made

Definition: Program or hardware modifications require targeted or full reacceptance tests depending on the scope.

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Detector sensitivity testing should occur:

A. Within a year of installation and periodically per code/listing βœ“
B. Monthly
C. Never
D. Only if nuisance alarms occur

Within a year of installation and periodically per code/listing

Definition: Sensitivity must remain within the listed range; intervals may be adjusted per performance options.

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Cleaning a photoelectric smoke detector is best done:

A. With compressed air only
B. Per manufacturer instructions using approved methods βœ“
C. With water
D. Not at all

Per manufacturer instructions using approved methods

Definition: Follow the device’s instructions to avoid damage and maintain performance.

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Drift compensation features:

A. Eliminate all maintenance
B. Adjust thresholds as a detector gets dirty while still requiring cleaning βœ“
C. Have no effect
D. Cause nuisance alarms

Adjust thresholds as a detector gets dirty while still requiring cleaning

Definition: Compensation helps maintain sensitivity but does not replace cleaning and testing.

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A system left in bypass after testing should be:

A. Left for convenience
B. Restored to normal with all bypasses cleared and notifications sent βœ“
C. Ignored
D. Silenced only

Restored to normal with all bypasses cleared and notifications sent

Definition: Full restoration and notifications close out testing safely.

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Battery tests should be performed:

A. Only when a problem occurs
B. Under load at regular intervals per code and manufacturer βœ“
C. Never
D. At five year only

Under load at regular intervals per code and manufacturer

Definition: Load testing reveals capacity; follow code and manufacturer schedules.

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