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NFPA 72 Standard NFPA 72 ensures that fire alarm systems are designed and maintained in such a way that they can reliably alert occupants and emergency personnel to the presence of fire or other emergencies. Ensuring the efficiency of fire alarm systems and quick notification to individuals.
There are three main types of fire alarm monitoring systems: ionization, photoelectric, and combination alarms.
A building fire emergency notification system consisting minimally of audible and visual alarm notification appliances (i.e., horns and strobes) installed within all common-use areas of a building and manual alarm stations (i.e., pull stations) installed at every exit from every level.
National Fire Alarm and Signaling Code NFPA 72 provides the latest safety provisions to meet societys changing fire detection, signaling, and emergency communications demands.
Fire alarm regulations and codes provide guidelines for correctly installing fire alarm systems. These regulations specify factors such as the types and locations of fire alarms, the wiring standards, and the required documentation for installation.

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The Fire Alarm Systems certification program was designed for engineering technicians working in the fire alarm industry who engage in a combination of the following fire alarm systems activities: system layout (plan preparation), system equipment selection, system installation, system acceptance testing, system
With the notification appliances in a fire alarm system, the requirement is they be sufficiently loud (15 dBA above ambient) to ensure that all hear the alarm and evacuate ingly. The length of exposure is limited to the amount of time it takes for evacuation and does not approach the limits set by OSHA.

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