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Presented by Dave Duggan, this continuing education module takes a close look at the facility that is ULC-listed for the monitoring of fire alarms and related signals.
Starting with a historical look at monitoring, moving through technical advances to the modern day.
Some discussion on FACP to Transmitter supervised wiring. Rules for dealing with the FSRC.
There is also a short quiz at the end of this course to test your understanding of the materials presented.
Orderline Monitoring the Fire Alarm System
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Presented by Dave Duggan, this continuing education module takes a close look at the facility that is ULC-listed for the monitoring of fire alarms and related signals. Starting with a historical look at monitoring, moving through technical advances to the modern day. Some discussion on FACP to Transmitter supervised wiring. Rules for dealing with the FSRC. There is also a short quiz at the end of this course to test your understanding of the materials presented. |
This presentation provides a fundamental approach to locating a ground fault on the conventional (initiating) circuit. Presented by Dave Duggan, this course provides an overview with illustrations and explanations on how to locate a ground fault. There is also a short quiz at the end of this course to test your understanding of the materials presented. |
Presented by Dave Duggan, this continuing education module provides a fundamental look at the conventional Initiating circuit, reviewing circuit supervision technique, zone display, and meter readings looking for panel voltage or End-of-Line resistance. Discussion of common causes of open circuit faults, time-saving preliminary investigation. 12-step investigation using circuit splitting in text and diagram in tracking down a fault. This is more suitable for the newly registered technician who may not have had the experience of using a meter, following a circuit layout, and splitting to locate a problem. There is also a short quiz at the end of this course to test your understanding of the materials presented. |
This pack includes: 1) Locating a Ground Fault on the Conventional (Initiating) Circuit 2) Troubleshooting the Open Circuit Fault, Conventional Initiating Circuit 3) Troubleshooting the Open Circuit Fault, Conventional Signal Circuit 4) Monitoring the Fire Alarm System
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Complete the course and achieve a score of 70% or higher on the quiz to receive 1 Category 1 credit. Scores below 70% will receive 0.5 Category 2 credit upon course completion.
Please note that CFAA allows one quiz attempt per course. We encourage you to review all course materials in full before proceeding with the quiz to ensure you are fully prepared.
Presented by Dave Duggan, this continuing education module takes a close look at the facility that is ULC-listed for the monitoring of fire alarms and related signals.
Starting with a historical look at monitoring, moving through technical advances to the modern day.
Some discussion on FACP to Transmitter supervised wiring. Rules for dealing with the FSRC.
There is also a short quiz at the end of this course to test your understanding of the materials presented.
*This online course comes with 180 days of access from the date of purchase.
Note: Registration and login credentials will be provided via email.
Complete the course and achieve a score of 70% or higher on the quiz to receive 1 Category 1 credit. Scores below 70% will receive 0.5 Category 2 credit upon course completion.
Please note that CFAA allows one quiz attempt per course. We encourage you to review all course materials in full before proceeding with the quiz to ensure you are fully prepared.
Presented by Dave Duggan, this continuing education module takes a close look at the facility that is ULC-listed for the monitoring of fire alarms and related signals.
Starting with a historical look at monitoring, moving through technical advances to the modern day.
Some discussion on FACP to Transmitter supervised wiring. Rules for dealing with the FSRC.
There is also a short quiz at the end of this course to test your understanding of the materials presented.
*This online course comes with 180 days of access from the date of purchase.
Note: Registration and login credentials will be provided via email.