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Adding alarm load of 3.0 amps for 15 minutes adds approximately:

A. 0.75 Ah ✓
B. 1.25 Ah
C. 0.5 Ah
D. 2.0 Ah

0.75 Ah

Definition: 3.0 amps times 0.25 hours equals 0.75 amp hours.

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Total from and before derating is:

A. 6.75 Ah ✓
B. 6.0 Ah
C. 0.75 Ah
D. 7.5 Ah

6.75 Ah

Definition: 6.0 plus 0.75 equals 6.75 amp hours required minimum before safety margin.

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If a designer applies 20 percent margin to 6.75 Ah, the selected battery should be at least:

A. 6.75 Ah
B. 7.5 Ah
C. 8.1 Ah ✓
D. 10 Ah

8.1 Ah

Definition: 6.75 times 1.2 equals 8.1 amp hours.

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Addressable loop isolators primarily protect against:

A. Opens
B. Short circuits ✓
C. Overvoltage only
D. Brownouts

Short circuits

Definition: Isolators segment shorts so other sections remain operational.

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A listed synchronized strobe system prevents:

A. High candela
B. Low candela
C. Out of phase flashes in the same field of view ✓
D. Wiring errors

Out of phase flashes in the same field of view

Definition: Sync aligns flashes to maintain clear visual cues.

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A common cause of unexpected voltage loss is:

A. Clean terminations
B. Loose or corroded connections ✓
C. Proper wire size
D. Short runs

Loose or corroded connections

Definition: Poor terminations add resistance and heat, increasing voltage drop.

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Speaker circuits for voice systems should be designed for:

A. Minimal headroom
B. Some headroom and intelligibility targets ✓
C. Random tap settings
D. Only SPL without clarity

Some headroom and intelligibility targets

Definition: Headroom plus intelligibility metrics ensure messages are understood.

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Distributed power supplies must be:

A. Any "DC" supply
B. Listed for fire alarm and supervised for faults ✓
C. Hidden receptacles
D. Battery only

Listed for fire alarm and supervised for faults

Definition: Listed, supervised supplies ensure faults are detected and reported.

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Combination fire and carbon monoxide systems must provide:

A. Same tones
B. Distinct patterns and indicators for each hazard ✓
C. Only visible alarms
D. Only voice

Distinct patterns and indicators for each hazard

Definition: Temporal 3 versus Temporal 4 and distinct labeling help occupants take correct actions.

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For sleeping rooms with combination detection, preferred audible for fire is:

A. High frequency 3 kilohertz
B. Low frequency 520 hertz Temporal 3 ✓
C. Any tone
D. Continuous beeps

Low frequency 520 hertz Temporal 3

Definition: Low frequency 520 hertz at T 3 improves awakening.

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Supervisory signals indicate:

A. Immediate evacuation
B. Off normal conditions needing attention, such as valve closed ✓
C. No action
D. Trouble only

Off normal conditions needing attention, such as valve closed

Definition: Supervisory points prompt corrective action but are not alarms.

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Trouble signals indicate:

A. A fire
B. A fault that could impair operation ✓
C. An evacuation order
D. Waterflow

A fault that could impair operation

Definition: Trouble includes opens, grounds, power faults, and device failures.

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Line security or path supervision time for single path systems should be:

A. Very long
B. Short enough to detect failures in minutes ✓
C. Ignored
D. Daily only

Short enough to detect failures in minutes

Definition: Enhanced single paths detect path failures rapidly; dual paths add diversity.

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Central station service differs from remote station because it:

A. Is not listed
B. Includes installation, maintenance, testing, and monitoring as a listed service ✓
C. Is free
D. Uses email only

Includes installation, maintenance, testing, and monitoring as a listed service

Definition: Central station is a comprehensive, listed service model.

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Proprietary supervising station means:

A. Public dispatch
B. Owner’s facility monitors its own premises ✓
C. No monitoring
D. Only a printer

Owner’s facility monitors its own premises

Definition: Proprietary stations are owned by the protected entity.

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Remote station service means signals go to:

A. A public fire service communications center ✓
B. A private alarm company only
C. Nowhere
D. Only local bells

A public fire service communications center

Definition: Remote stations transmit to public communications centers for dispatch.

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Off premises transmission using cellular only should:

A. Be unsupervised
B. Meet supervision time limits and carrier reliability criteria ✓
C. Use text only
D. Be unlisted

Meet supervision time limits and carrier reliability criteria

Definition: Cellular paths must meet supervision intervals and be part of a listed transmission method.

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Mass notification non emergency messages should:

A. Override fire alarm
B. Yield to fire alarm and resume after ✓
C. Use same tones
D. Be continuous

Yield to fire alarm and resume after

Definition: Fire alarm has priority over non emergency announcements.

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Areas of high ambient noise over roughly 105 "dBA" should:

A. Rely on horns only
B. Use visible notification and planned voice/visual strategies ✓
C. Skip notification
D. Use doorbells

Use visible notification and planned voice/visual strategies

Definition: Extremely noisy spaces require visible cues and planned communications.

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For high rise buildings, provide:

A. Nothing special
B. Fire command facilities and additional functions per building code ✓
C. Only duct detectors
D. Only strobes

Fire command facilities and additional functions per building code

Definition: High rise provisions include command center, FD communications, and control interfaces.

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carbon monoxide detection in dwelling units is typically required to:

A. Use same pattern as fire
B. Provide distinct carbon monoxide pattern and annunciation ✓
C. Be silent
D. Use blue lights only

Provide distinct carbon monoxide pattern and annunciation

Definition: Distinct carbon monoxide alarm cues prevent confusion with fire.

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Emergency control functions like fan shutdown should be powered from:

A. Unsuspervised sources
B. Listed, supervised control circuits ✓
C. Lighting dimmers
D. Extension cords

Listed, supervised control circuits

Definition: Control power must be listed and supervised so failures report.

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System impairments lasting more than a short duration should:

A. Be ignored
B. Trigger a documented impairment plan and fire watch ✓
C. Use louder horns
D. Turn off annunciators

Trigger a documented impairment plan and fire watch

Definition: Impairment plans maintain safety until repair.

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In sleeping rooms, the minimum at the pillow when low frequency appliances are not used is:

A. 65 "dBA"
B. 70 "dBA"
C. 75 "dBA" ✓
D. 85 "dBA"

75 "dBA"

Definition: Provide about seventy five "dBA" at the pillow or use listed low frequency devices.

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If visible appliances from different supplies are in the same field of view, they must:

A. Flash independently
B. Be synchronized with a listed method ✓
C. Use different colors
D. Be removed

Be synchronized with a listed method

Definition: Synchronization avoids disorientation and meets code intent.

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