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  1. The primary purpose of a fire alarm system is to provide an early warning of fire so that people can be. evacuated & immediate action can be taken to stop or eliminate the fire effect as soon as possible. The alarm can be. triggered by using detectors or by manual call point (Remotely). See full PDF.

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  2. Fire Alarm Circuit Classes. 2007 NFPA 72, 6.4.2.1 Class. Initiating device circuits, notification appliance. circuits, and signaling line circuits shall be permitted to be designated as either. Class A or Class B, depending on their performance during nonsimultaneous. single circuit fault conditions as specified by the following:

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  3. ferent than a raging flame fire. A photoelectric fire alarm uses a beam of light that is sent into a. hamber away from a light sensor. When smoke enters the chamber, it reflects the light towards the sensor, nd triggers the alarm to sound.Combination Combination alarms feature both ionization and photoelec.

  4. Slide 1. Welcome to Chapter 8 Fire Alarm and Detection Systems. A fire alarm system is one of the three most important fire and life safety measures in a building along with fire separation and adequate exiting. In this Chapter we will identify when a fire alarm system is required, the types of systems available, the components that make up the ...

  5. A protected premises system that sounds an alarm at the protected as the result of manual operation a fire alarm box or the operation of protection equipment or systems, such as water flowing in a sprinkler system, the discharge of carbon dioxide, the detection of smoke or the detection of heat. Public Fire Alarm Reporting System.

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  6. A control module is a vital component of a fire alarm system, responsible for the supervision and monitoring of devices and circuits. Control modules provide centralized control and monitoring capabilities when used in conjunction with fire alarm control panels. Functions of control modules include supervising and activating various devices ...

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  8. Scope: This guideline defines the requirements and standards for design of a new fire alarm system or the expansion of an existing system. The guideline covers basic requirements for system design, fire alarm control panels, initiating devices, notification appliances, wiring, and central station monitoring.