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The device that serves as the main control center of a fire alarm system.
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This Lag occurs when the physical properties of the Heat detector cause it to lag behind the alarm condition of the surrounding air.
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This controller serves as the “brains” of the fire alarm system.
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Soft-toned appliances used where loud noises could be disruptive to other operations.
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A circuit connects automatic or manual initiating devices without identifying the individual device that operated.
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An applicance fire alarm component provides audible, tactile, or visible output to occupants.
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It is a circuit or path directly connected to notification appliances.
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Stations have an inhibit device that must be damaged to activate the station (non-ADA compliant).
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The element of the fire triangle can include gases, liquids, and solids such as gasoline, wood, paper, and propane.
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The stage of fire produces products of combustion particles smaller than 0.3 microns with no visible smoke or detectable heat.
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The stage produces visible smoke particles with little visible flame or noticeable heat.
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The stage involves rapid combustion that produces radiant energy in visible, infrared, and ultraviolet spectrums.
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A type of smoke detector reacts more quickly to fast flaming fires that give off little smoke.
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A type of smoke detector uses light scattering or light obscuration to detect smoke.
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The type of automatic detector provides detection at a particular location, such as a heat or smoke detector.
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A type of detector provides continuous detection along a path, such as thermal cable or beam detectors.
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The detection system draws air through pipes into an enclosed chamber for testing.
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The fuel, heat and oxygen are all needed in the right combination in order to produce this one.
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The type of automatic fire detection device alarms when a specified temperature condition is reached.
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A heat detector responds when the rate of temperature increase exceeds an allowable limit.
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The cable line-type initiating device uses heat-sensitive insulation that softens at a rated temperature, allowing two wires to make electrical contact.
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A visual notification appliance is commonly used in high-noise environments and areas occupied by hearing-impaired individuals.
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The type of power supplies the fire alarm system when primary AC power is lost.
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A detector sprinkler monitoring device reacts to water flow equivalent to approximately one sprinkler head activating.
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A switch supervisory device monitors critical sprinkler control valves and generates a supervisory alarm when a valve is shut off.
