Fire Detection and Alarm System Quiz

Which component serves as the central hub in a Fire Detection and Alarm System (FDAS)?

• Smoke Detector

• Manual Pull Station

• Notification Appliance

• Fire Alarm Control Panel

What does 'FPL' stand for in fire alarm cables?

• Protective Line for Fire Alarm Cable

• Fireproof Line Alarm Cable

• Power-Limited Fire Alarm Cable

• Fire Prevention Loop Cable

What is the primary purpose of a Fire Detection and Alarm System (FDAS)?

• To extinguish fires automatically

• To monitor building temperature levels

• To control building ventilation systems

• To detect early signs of fire and alert occupants

Why are plenum fire alarm cables specifically designed for certain areas?

• They emit minimal smoke and toxic fumes when exposed to fire

• They are more cost-effective

• They are easier to install

• They have higher electrical conductivity

Which type of fire alarm cable would be most appropriate for vertical installations between floors?

• Plenum Fire Alarm Cable

• Riser Fire Alarm Cable

• General Purpose Fire Alarm Cable

• Underground Fire Alarm Cable

If a building requires fire alarm cables that emit minimal smoke and toxic fumes, which type should be selected?

• Riser Fire Alarm Cable

• General Purpose Fire Alarm Cable

• Outdoor Fire Alarm Cable

• Plenum Fire Alarm Cable

In a large warehouse with huge amount of boxes, which fire detection device would be most effective?

• Heat Detector

• Smoke Detector

• Beam Detector

• Flame Detector

Which fire alarm system allows identification of the specific device that triggered the alarm?

• Conventional FDAS

• Addressable Fire Alarm System

• Semi-Addressable FDAS

• Wireless Fire Alarm System

How does a semi-addressable FDAS differ from a conventional FDAS?

• It doesn't require manual pull stations

• It combines features of both conventional and addressable systems

• It uses wireless communication exclusively

• It cannot identify the specific device triggering the alarm

Why is regular testing and maintenance crucial for an FDAS?

• To comply with insurance requirements

• To reduce installation costs

• To enhance building aesthetics

• To ensure all components function correctly and provide early detection