Oklahoma Burglar Alarm/Residential Fire Alarm Practice Test

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1. What crime is committed by a technician or salesperson who falsifies a customers signature or adds content to a document that has already been signed? 

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A technician or salesperson who falsifies a customer's signature or adds content to a document that has already been signed is committing fraud. Fraud involves intentionally deceiving someone for personal gain or to cause harm. In this case, the individual is engaging in fraudulent activity by manipulating documents and misrepresenting the customer's consent or intentions.

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2. To connect a device to a network, you need what three pieces of information?

Explanation

To connect a device to a network, you need three pieces of information: IP Address, subnet mask, and Gateway. The IP Address is a unique identifier for the device on the network. The subnet mask determines the network portion and the host portion of the IP address. The Gateway is the IP address of the device that acts as an access point or router to connect the device to other networks or the internet. The other options mentioned in the question, such as firewall, spybot, Axis, Static IP, Web URL address, Toshiba, and dell, are not essential pieces of information required to connect a device to a network.

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3. What is the primary hazard when working with gas-powered tools in an indoor space?

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When working with gas-powered tools in an indoor space, the primary hazard is the release of hazardous vapors or fumes. Gas-powered tools produce exhaust gases that contain toxic substances such as carbon monoxide, nitrogen oxides, and volatile organic compounds. These vapors and fumes can accumulate in the confined space, leading to respiratory problems, dizziness, and even asphyxiation. It is important to ensure proper ventilation and use these tools in well-ventilated areas to minimize the risk of exposure to these hazardous substances.

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4. What is EOLR?

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EOLR stands for "End of line resistor." This term refers to a resistor that is placed at the end of a transmission line or circuit to match its impedance and prevent signal reflections. By terminating the line with a resistor that matches its characteristic impedance, the EOLR helps to minimize signal distortion and maintain signal integrity.

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5. Fuses are designed to blow or open when the current being drawn through it exceeds its design rating

Explanation

Fuses are electrical safety devices that are designed to protect electrical circuits from overcurrent. When the current flowing through a fuse exceeds its design rating, it causes the fuse to blow or open, interrupting the circuit and preventing any further damage or danger. Therefore, the statement is true as fuses are indeed designed to blow or open when the current exceeds their design rating.

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6. All Alarm Systems shall be installed in accordance with the manufacturer specifications and standards approved by the Authority Having Jursidiction.

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The statement is true because it states that all alarm systems should be installed according to the manufacturer specifications and standards approved by the Authority Having Jurisdiction. This means that there are specific guidelines and regulations that need to be followed when installing alarm systems to ensure their proper functioning and compliance with safety standards. By adhering to these specifications and standards, it helps to ensure that the alarm systems are installed correctly and are effective in providing the necessary security and protection.

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7. What must be worn when working on a ladder? 

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When working on a ladder, it is important to wear slip-resistant footwear. This type of footwear provides better traction and grip, reducing the risk of slipping or falling while climbing up or down the ladder. Slip-resistant footwear is designed with special soles that have a high coefficient of friction, allowing the wearer to maintain stability and balance on the ladder's rungs. This helps to prevent accidents and injuries that can occur due to unstable footing. Wearing slip-resistant footwear is a safety measure that ensures a secure and stable working environment while using a ladder.

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8. What commonly causes workplace mishaps when using hand tools?

Explanation

OSHA 29 CFR 1926.301- Tools - Hand and Power

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9. Which type of wire carries the most current? 

Explanation

The AWG (American Wire Gauge) is a standardized system used to determine the diameter of electrical wire. In this system, a lower AWG number indicates a larger wire size and a higher current-carrying capacity. Therefore, 12 AWG wire, being larger in diameter, can carry more current compared to 18 AWG, 22 AWG, and 24 AWG wires.

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10. Which wire gauge is the smallest in diameter? 

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The wire gauge refers to the thickness or diameter of a wire. In this case, the smallest wire gauge is 24 AWG. The AWG (American Wire Gauge) system is commonly used to measure the diameter of wires. The higher the gauge number, the smaller the diameter of the wire. Therefore, 24 AWG is smaller in diameter compared to 16 AWG, 18 AWG, and 20 AWG.

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11. What guideline must be followed when working with ladders? 

Explanation

When working with ladders, it is important to use them for their intended purpose and within the manufacturer's rated capacity. This means that the ladder should not be used for any other tasks or exceed the weight limit specified by the manufacturer. Following this guideline ensures that the ladder remains safe and stable during use, reducing the risk of accidents or injuries.

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12. Which drawing most closely matches the resistance of wiring and speakers to the impedance of the siren driver? (Table not shown here)

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13. When prewiring a new construction, alarm wiring should be ran:

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The correct answer is "Through holes drilled specifically for alarm wiring." When prewiring a new construction, it is important to run alarm wiring through holes that are specifically drilled for that purpose. This ensures that the alarm wiring is separate from electrical wiring and phone wires, reducing the risk of interference or damage. Running the alarm wiring as closely as possible to Romex is not the best option as it may still result in interference.

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14. What is a "monitored" Alarm system?

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A "monitored" alarm system refers to an alarm that is connected to a central station, which constantly monitors the system. This central station is responsible for dispatching authorities, such as the police or fire department, in case of an emergency. This type of alarm system provides an extra layer of security as it ensures that the appropriate authorities are notified promptly in case of any alarm activation.

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15. How many points of contact with a ladder should a worker maintain at all times?

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A worker should maintain three points of contact with a ladder at all times for safety reasons. This means that the worker should have both hands and one foot or both feet and one hand in contact with the ladder to ensure stability and balance while climbing or working on the ladder. Having three points of contact reduces the risk of falling or slipping, providing a secure and stable position for the worker.

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16. If a smoke detector fails a sensitivity test, the technician should:

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If a smoke detector fails a sensitivity test, it is necessary to replace the smoke detector. This is because a failed sensitivity test indicates that the smoke detector is not functioning properly and may not be able to detect smoke or fire accurately. By replacing the smoke detector, it ensures that the system is equipped with a functioning device that can effectively detect smoke and provide early warning in case of a fire.

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17. Which alarm system components are monitored?

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The correct answer is Motion detectors, Glass Break, Smoke, Heat, CO, Door and Window Contacts. These components are monitored because they are crucial for detecting and alerting any potential threats or emergencies. Motion detectors detect any movement, glass break sensors detect any breakage of glass, smoke detectors detect smoke, heat detectors detect high temperatures, CO detectors detect carbon monoxide, and door and window contacts detect any unauthorized entry or opening. Monitoring these components ensures that any potential danger is detected and appropriate action can be taken promptly.

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18. In Residential work, a worker must where a harness if it is possible to fall from a height greater than?

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In residential work, a worker must wear a harness if there is a possibility of falling from a height greater than 6 feet. This is because falls from this height can cause serious injuries or even fatalities. Wearing a harness helps to prevent such accidents by providing support and protection to the worker in case of a fall. It is important for workers to follow safety guidelines and use appropriate safety equipment to ensure their well-being while working at heights.

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19. "AHJ" means the Authority Having Jursidiction.

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National Electrical Code Definitions- NFPA 70

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20. Which of the following are not a good conductor?

Explanation

Rubber is not a good conductor of electricity because it is an insulator. Unlike metals such as copper, iron, and zinc, rubber does not have free electrons that can easily move and carry an electric current. Instead, rubber has a high resistance to the flow of electricity, making it a poor conductor. This is why rubber is commonly used as an insulating material to protect against electrical shocks and to prevent the flow of electricity in certain applications.

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21. In residential construction, workers must be protected by a harness if they can fall more than how many feet?

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In residential construction, workers must be protected by a harness if they can fall more than 6 feet. This is because falls from a height of 6 feet or more can cause serious injuries or even be fatal. Therefore, it is crucial to provide workers with the necessary safety measures, such as harnesses, to prevent such accidents and ensure their well-being on the job site.

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22. What is the current draw of the circuit above? (table not shown here) 

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23. What is the voltage measured across resistor R2? (Table not shown here) 

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24. Cables that are not plenum rated can be used in a plenum when they are: 

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25. Which of the following wires draws the most current?

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The 12 AWG wire draws the most current because the American Wire Gauge (AWG) system assigns a higher gauge number to thinner wires. Therefore, the 12 AWG wire is thicker than the 18 AWG, 22 AWG, and 24 AWG wires, allowing it to carry more current. Thicker wires have less resistance, which means they can handle a higher flow of electric current without overheating.

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26. A power tool has a 3-pronged plug but the only available outlets are 2 pronged. What should the technician do? 

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The technician should locate a 3-pronged outlet because removing the ground prong from the power cord or using a 3-prong to 2-prong adapter would compromise the safety and proper functioning of the power tool. Hardwiring the tool is not a recommended solution as it may require professional electrical work and could be a violation of electrical codes. Therefore, the best solution is to find a proper 3-pronged outlet to ensure the safe and effective use of the power tool.

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27. Which form of communication is more susceptible to interference? 

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Wireless communication is more susceptible to interference compared to other forms of communication. This is because wireless signals are transmitted through the air, making them susceptible to various types of interference such as physical obstacles, electromagnetic interference, and signal degradation due to distance. In contrast, Ethernet, fiber optics, and phone lines are typically more reliable and less prone to interference as they use physical mediums like cables and wires to transmit data.

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28. All monitoring and/or lease contracts shall include the initial term of the agreement, the renewal term of the agreement and the:

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Monitoring and/or lease contracts should include the initial term of the agreement, the renewal term of the agreement, and the terms for notification or cancellation. This is important because it outlines the specific conditions under which either party can terminate the contract or provide notice for renewal. Including these terms ensures clarity and transparency in the agreement, allowing both parties to understand their rights and obligations regarding termination or renewal.

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29. What is the recommended emergency treatment for a person experiencing low blood sugar?

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When a person is experiencing low blood sugar, the recommended emergency treatment is to eat a high sugar food, such as hard candy or fruit juice. This is because consuming a high sugar food can quickly raise blood sugar levels and provide immediate relief from the symptoms of low blood sugar. Protein, fat, and complex carbohydrates may take longer to digest and may not provide the immediate boost in blood sugar that is needed in an emergency situation. Increasing fluid intake alone or consuming a meal high in carbohydrates may not provide the quick and concentrated source of sugar that is required in this situation.

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30. What is the resistance across resistor R2? (table not shown here) 

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The question does not provide any information about the circuit or the values of other resistors. Without this information, it is impossible to determine the resistance across resistor R2. Therefore, the answer is "Not enough information".

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31. A technician experiences sudden weakness on the right side of her body and is having trouble speaking and understanding simple statements. What is the likely cause of her symptoms?

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The technician's sudden weakness on the right side of her body, along with difficulty speaking and understanding simple statements, suggests that she is experiencing symptoms of a stroke. A stroke occurs when there is a disruption of blood flow to the brain, leading to damage in the affected area. These symptoms are commonly associated with a stroke, as it can affect the motor and language centers of the brain. Dehydration, high blood sugar, and low blood sugar are not typically associated with these specific symptoms.

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32. A technician can determine if an alarm system is causing a problem with the phone lines by disconnecting the: 

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A technician can determine if an alarm system is causing a problem with the phone lines by disconnecting the RJ31X jack. The RJ31X jack is a special type of telephone jack that is used to connect the alarm system to the phone line. By disconnecting the RJ31X jack, the technician can isolate the alarm system from the phone line and see if the problem persists. If the problem goes away after disconnecting the RJ31X jack, it indicates that the alarm system was causing the issue.

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33. According to NFPA 72, what type of alarm signal takes precedence over all others? 

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According to NFPA 72, fire alarm signals take precedence over all other types of alarm signals. This means that in case of a fire emergency, the fire alarm signal will be given the highest priority and will be acted upon immediately. This is because fires pose a significant threat to life and property, and prompt action is required to ensure the safety of individuals and to minimize damage. Panic, medical, and security alarm signals are important, but they do not take precedence over fire alarm signals in terms of priority.

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34. What does AFF represent in a drawing etc ?

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AFF stands for "Above finished floor." In architectural and construction drawings, AFF is used to indicate the vertical distance from a certain point or element to the finished floor level. This measurement is crucial for accurately depicting the placement and dimensions of various elements such as windows, doors, fixtures, and electrical outlets in relation to the floor. By using AFF, architects, engineers, and contractors can ensure that the construction process is carried out accurately and that the final result meets the intended design specifications.

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35. A general safety rule to follow when working with power tools is to: 

Explanation

When working with power tools, it is important to disconnect them from power when not in use or when changing accessories. This safety rule helps prevent accidental activation of the tool, reducing the risk of injury. It also ensures that the tool is not powered on unintentionally, which could lead to accidents while cleaning or servicing the tool. By disconnecting the power, it allows for a safer work environment and minimizes the chances of any mishaps occurring.

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36. In order to be eligible for a technician or salesperson license, an individual must be at least how many years of age? 

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To be eligible for a technician or salesperson license, an individual must be at least 18 years of age. This age requirement ensures that individuals have reached a level of maturity and responsibility necessary to handle the responsibilities and duties associated with these roles. It also aligns with the legal age of adulthood in many countries, where individuals are considered capable of making informed decisions and entering into contracts.

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37. Cable that are not plenum rated can be used in a plenum when they are: 

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Cables that are not plenum rated can still be used in a plenum if they are installed in a plenum rated raceway. Plenum rated raceways are specifically designed to contain and protect cables that do not have the necessary fire-resistant properties for plenum areas. By installing the non-plenum rated cables in a plenum rated raceway, they can still be used in plenum spaces while ensuring safety and compliance with regulations.

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38. A smoke or heat detector may be recessed in the mounting surface if it is:

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A smoke or heat detector may be recessed in the mounting surface if it is listed and tested for that purpose. This means that the detector has undergone specific testing and certification to ensure its effectiveness and reliability when installed in a recessed position. Recessing the detector allows it to be concealed within the mounting surface, providing a more aesthetically pleasing appearance while still maintaining its functionality.

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39. What are the most likely causes of accidents when working with hand tools?

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Improper maintenance and misuse of tools are the most likely causes of accidents when working with hand tools. If tools are not properly maintained, they may become dull, damaged, or have loose parts, increasing the risk of accidents. Additionally, misuse of tools, such as using them for purposes they were not designed for or using them incorrectly, can also lead to accidents. It is important to regularly inspect and maintain tools, as well as use them correctly, to ensure safety in the workplace.

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40. What are some common electrical safety devices used?

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The correct answer is "All the Above" because all of the listed options are common electrical safety devices used. GFCI (Ground Fault Circuit Breakers) are used to protect against electrical shock by quickly shutting off power in the event of a ground fault. Grounding rods are used to provide a path for electrical current to safely dissipate into the ground. Safety power switches are designed to cut off power to a device in case of an emergency or malfunction. Therefore, all of these devices are commonly used for electrical safety.

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41. What type of footwear best protects against electrical hazards in the workplace?

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Nonconductive safety shoes are the best type of footwear to protect against electrical hazards in the workplace. These shoes are designed with materials that do not conduct electricity, providing insulation and reducing the risk of electric shock. Rubber overshoes and rubber-soled sneakers may offer some level of protection, but they are not specifically designed to withstand electrical hazards. On the other hand, conductive safety shoes can actually increase the risk of electric shock by allowing electrical currents to pass through them. Therefore, nonconductive safety shoes are the most suitable choice for protecting against electrical hazards in the workplace.

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42. To create a safe handhold to reach another level, how many feet above the landing point should the ladder be extended? 

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To create a safe handhold to reach another level, the ladder should be extended three feet above the landing point. This ensures that there is enough length to provide a secure grip and stability while climbing up or down the ladder. Extending the ladder by three feet allows for a comfortable and safe transition between levels, reducing the risk of accidents or falls.

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43. According to NFPA 70, which device typically requires the largest gauge of wire? 

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The correct answer is Siren. According to NFPA 70, a siren typically requires the largest gauge of wire. This is because a siren usually draws a higher amount of current compared to other devices listed, such as a panic button, motion detector, or door contact. The larger gauge wire is necessary to handle the higher current flow and prevent overheating or electrical hazards.

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44. A __________ current is a type of electricity that is produced by batteries, static and lightning.

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Direct current is a type of electricity that flows in only one direction, from positive to negative. It is produced by batteries, static electricity, and lightning. Unlike alternating current, which changes direction periodically, direct current remains constant. Therefore, the correct answer is "Direct."

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45. While engaged in alarm and locksmith work, the company's license number must be at least 2" in size and displayed: 

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46. What is the total resistance of the circuit above? (Table not shown here)

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47. Upon Conviction, an individual found in violation of the provisions of the Alarm and Locksmith Industry Act:

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Upon conviction, an individual found in violation of the provisions of the Alarm and Locksmith Industry Act will be required to pay a fine not exceeding $500. This means that if someone is found guilty of breaking the rules outlined in the Act, they will be legally obligated to pay a monetary penalty of up to $500.

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48. When prewiring a home for a security system where does the alarm wires need to be run?

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The correct answer is "Run the wire in your own holes." When prewiring a home for a security system, it is important to run the alarm wires in separate holes from high voltage wires and phone wires. This is to ensure that the alarm system functions properly and is not affected by interference or potential safety hazards. Running the wires in your own holes allows for better organization and reduces the risk of electrical issues or malfunctions.

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49. The Oklahoma Alarm and Locksmith Industry Act applies to

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The Oklahoma Alarm and Locksmith Industry Act applies to persons who sell, install, and service alarm systems. This means that individuals who are involved in the selling, installation, and servicing of alarm systems are required to comply with the regulations and requirements outlined in this act. The act does not apply to state employees, individuals who own and install alarm devices on their own property, or individuals licensed under the Electrical License Act.

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50. GSM and CDMA are two types of:

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GSM and CDMA are two types of cellular networks. GSM (Global System for Mobile Communications) and CDMA (Code Division Multiple Access) are both technologies used in mobile telecommunications to provide voice and data services. These technologies allow for the establishment of cellular networks, which enable mobile devices to connect to the internet, make phone calls, and send text messages. Therefore, the correct answer is cellular networks.

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51. What is required to connect a device to a network? 

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To connect a device to a network, three essential components are required: an IP address, a subnet mask, and a gateway. An IP address is a unique identifier assigned to each device on a network, allowing communication between devices. A subnet mask helps determine the network and host portions of the IP address. The gateway serves as an access point that connects the device to other networks or the internet. Together, these three components enable a device to establish and maintain network connectivity.

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52. What type of accident is the leading cause of occupational fatalities and injuries? 

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Falls are the leading cause of occupational fatalities and injuries. This means that more accidents and injuries occur due to falls than any other type of accident in the workplace. Falls can happen from heights, such as ladders or scaffolding, or on the same level due to slippery surfaces or tripping hazards. It is important for employers to implement safety measures, such as providing proper training, using appropriate protective equipment, and maintaining a hazard-free environment, to prevent falls and protect workers from harm.

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53. Which anti-theft device is activated by the removal of bills from a cash register tray? 

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A money clip is a small device that holds bills together in a compact manner. In this context, when bills are removed from a cash register tray, the money clip would be activated or triggered. This could be in the form of a mechanism that alerts the store owner or security personnel that money is being taken out of the cash register, thus acting as an anti-theft device.

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54. What does the image depict?

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The image depicts Ohm's law. Ohm's law states that the current flowing through a conductor is directly proportional to the voltage applied across it and inversely proportional to the resistance of the conductor. The image might show a graph or diagram representing this relationship or could include symbols related to voltage, current, and resistance.

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55. On a multimeter what setting do you select when you are testing for resistance?

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When testing for resistance on a multimeter, the correct setting to select is "Ohms." Ohms is the unit of measurement used to quantify electrical resistance. Selecting this setting allows the multimeter to measure the resistance in the circuit accurately. Amps, AC power, and DC power are not relevant for testing resistance and selecting these settings would not provide accurate results.

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56. A not-for-profit product safety testing and certification organization is also known as "UL" or ?

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Underwriters Laboratory, also known as "UL," is a not-for-profit organization that specializes in product safety testing and certification. They provide independent verification and certification services to ensure that products meet safety standards. The term "underwriters" refers to insurance companies that initially funded the organization in the late 19th century. The name "Underwriters Laboratory" has become synonymous with product safety and is recognized worldwide.

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57. According to NFPA 70, what is used to determine the number and size of conductors used in a raceway?

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According to NFPA 70, the number and size of conductors used in a raceway are determined by the raceway size. This means that the size of the raceway, such as its diameter or cross-sectional area, will dictate the number and size of conductors that can be installed within it. The raceway size is an important factor in determining the capacity and electrical load that the raceway can handle.

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58. An electric ground is used to: 

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An electric ground is used to minimize electrostatic buildup that can damage alarm components. When electrical equipment is not properly grounded, it can accumulate static electricity. This buildup of static electricity can cause damage to sensitive components in the alarm system. By providing a path to ground, the electric ground helps to dissipate any static electricity, preventing it from damaging the alarm components.

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59. The term "local" as in local alarm system refers to:

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The term "local" in the context of a local alarm system refers to an alarm system that is not monitored by a monitoring station. This means that when the alarm is triggered, there is no automatic notification sent to a central monitoring facility. Instead, the alarm is designed to sound within the premises where it is installed, alerting those nearby to the potential threat or danger. This type of system is typically used in smaller residential or commercial settings where there may not be a need for constant monitoring or a professional response team.

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60. What type of system is most affected by RFI? 

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RFI stands for Radio Frequency Interference, which refers to any unwanted electromagnetic disturbance that can disrupt the normal functioning of wireless communication systems. Wireless systems rely on the transmission and reception of radio waves to transfer data or signals. Therefore, they are most susceptible to RFI because any external electromagnetic interference can interfere with the radio waves, causing disruptions, signal loss, or degraded performance. In contrast, addressable, cellular, and analog systems may also be affected by RFI, but wireless systems are specifically designed for wireless communication and are thus more vulnerable to this type of interference.

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61. For peaked roofs, detectors shall first be spaced and located within how many feet horizontally of the peak? 

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For peaked roofs, detectors should be spaced and located within three feet horizontally of the peak. This is because heat and smoke tend to rise, and by placing the detectors closer to the peak, they can detect any potential fire or smoke earlier. This allows for quicker response and evacuation if necessary, reducing the risk of damage and harm.

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62. Symptoms of a heart attack include chest pain, difficulty breathing, and: 

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During a heart attack, the heart muscle is not receiving enough oxygen-rich blood, leading to chest pain. This pain can radiate to other parts of the body, such as the left arm. The left arm pain is a common symptom of a heart attack because the nerves that supply the heart and the left arm are connected. Therefore, experiencing pain in the left arm along with chest pain and difficulty breathing can be indicative of a heart attack.

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63. When leaning a ladder against a wall, how far from the wall should the foot of the ladder be located?

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The foot of the ladder should be located 1/4 the working length of the ladder from the wall. This ensures stability and prevents the ladder from tipping over. Placing the foot too far from the wall may cause the ladder to be unstable, while placing it too close may cause the ladder to lean too much and potentially fall. Therefore, positioning the foot at 1/4 the working length of the ladder provides a safe and balanced setup.

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64. PIR motion sensors are most effective when mounted: 

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PIR motion sensors are most effective when mounted so that the intruder walks across the unit. This is because PIR sensors detect changes in infrared radiation, which is emitted by warm objects such as humans. When an intruder walks across the unit, their body heat will cause a change in the infrared radiation detected by the sensor, triggering an alarm or activating the sensor. This positioning ensures that the sensor has the best chance of detecting any movement within the monitored area.

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65. A licensee who moves or changes employers shall notify the Oklahoma Department of Labor within how many days? 

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When a licensee moves or changes employers in Oklahoma, they are required to notify the Oklahoma Department of Labor within 14 days. This notification allows the department to update their records and ensure that the licensee's information is accurate and up to date. Failing to notify the department within the specified timeframe may result in penalties or other consequences.

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66. In an alarm system, an EOLR is used to: 

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An EOLR (End of Line Resistor) is used in an alarm system to supervise a protective circuit. It is typically installed at the end of the circuit to monitor the integrity of the wiring. The EOLR provides a known resistance value that the system can monitor. If the circuit is intact, the system will detect the expected resistance. If there is a break or a fault in the circuit, the resistance will change, indicating a problem. Therefore, the EOLR plays a crucial role in supervising the protective circuit and ensuring its proper functioning.

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67. What systems are recommended for exposed falls of 6 feet or more?

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All of the above systems are recommended for exposed falls of 6 feet or more. A safety net can be installed to catch a person in case of a fall, providing a passive protection system. Guard rails are a physical barrier that prevents falls by creating a barrier around the exposed area. Fall arrest systems, such as harnesses and lanyards, are designed to arrest a fall and minimize the impact on the person. Using all of these systems together ensures comprehensive protection against falls from heights.

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68. What must be considered when installing magnetic contacts on a steel door?

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When installing magnetic contacts on a steel door, it is important to consider that steel alters the magnetic characteristics of the contacts. This means that the presence of steel can affect the strength and effectiveness of the magnetic field created by the contacts. Therefore, adjustments may need to be made to ensure proper functioning and reliable operation of the contacts on a steel door.

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69. When using exterior photoelectric detectors, an alarm signal shall be initiated only when: 

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When using exterior photoelectric detectors, an alarm signal shall be initiated only when a minimum of two detectors mounted on the same vertical plane are activated. This means that the system requires at least two detectors to detect an object in order to trigger an alarm signal. This helps to reduce false alarms and ensures that the detection is more accurate and reliable. Using multiple detectors increases the system's effectiveness in detecting and identifying potential threats or intrusions.

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70. Which cable is used when running cable vertically through multiple floors?

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NEC Definitions - Riser cable

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71. What is the number one cause of False Alarms?

Explanation

User error is the number one cause of false alarms because it refers to mistakes or incorrect actions taken by the user. This can include accidentally triggering the alarm, entering the wrong code, or forgetting to disarm the system before entering the premises. User error is a common cause of false alarms and can be easily prevented through proper education and training on how to use the alarm system correctly.

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72. Which combination achieves an EOLR value of 2000 ohms? 

Explanation

When resistors are connected in series, their resistances add up. So, if we connect two 1000 ohm resistors in series, the total resistance would be 1000 ohms + 1000 ohms = 2000 ohms. Therefore, this combination achieves an EOLR value of 2000 ohms.

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73. When performing alarm and locksmith work in Oklahoma, a licensee must possess an Oklahoma license in the appropriate industry area and a: 

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When performing alarm and locksmith work in Oklahoma, a licensee must possess a valid, state-issued photo identification. This is important because it serves as proof of the licensee's identity and verifies that they are legally authorized to perform the work. It ensures that the licensee is properly identified and can be held accountable for their actions while on the job.

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74. Smoke Detectors must have how much spacing from HVAC Registers?

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Smoke detectors should be installed at least 36 inches away from HVAC registers. This spacing is necessary to ensure that the airflow from the HVAC system does not interfere with the proper functioning of the smoke detector. Placing the smoke detector too close to the HVAC register could result in false alarms or a delay in detecting smoke in case of a fire. Therefore, it is important to maintain a sufficient distance between the smoke detector and HVAC registers to ensure their effectiveness.

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75. Which formula can you use to solve for Voltage (V) ?

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The formula V = P/I can be used to solve for voltage (V). This formula states that voltage is equal to power (P) divided by current (I). By rearranging the formula, we can solve for voltage when power and current values are known.

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76. All cabling between the control unit and accessories essential to the operation of the electronic premises security system shall be monitored for integrity with the occurrence of a single fault or the restoration to normal automatically indicated within:

Explanation

The correct answer is 200 seconds. This means that any fault or disruption in the cabling between the control unit and the essential accessories of the electronic premises security system should be detected and indicated within 200 seconds. This ensures that any issues or faults in the system can be quickly identified and addressed, allowing for the uninterrupted operation of the security system.

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77. AC or Alternating Current characteristics includes a

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AC or Alternating Current is characterized by a sinusoidal (sinus) waveform. Unlike Direct Current (DC), which flows in one direction, AC periodically changes direction, creating a wave-like pattern. This sinusoidal wave is a fundamental characteristic of AC, distinguishing it from DC, Amp Current, and Resistance, which are not directly associated with the waveform shape of the current.
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78. A technician fell off a ladder and injured his wrist. In order to be covered by workers compensation, the injury must be reported to his employer within: 

Explanation

Workers compensation is a form of insurance that provides medical benefits and wage replacement to employees who are injured on the job. In this case, the technician fell off a ladder and injured his wrist. The question asks how long the injury must be reported to the employer in order to be covered by workers compensation. The correct answer is 30 days, meaning that the technician has up to 30 days to report the injury to his employer and still be eligible for coverage.

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79. In a residential alarm system, fire detection devices must: 

Explanation

The correct answer is "Cause an alarm that is clearly audible in all bedrooms." This is because in a residential alarm system, it is important for the fire detection devices to be able to alert the occupants of a fire in a timely manner. Having an alarm that is clearly audible in all bedrooms ensures that everyone in the house can hear the alarm and take appropriate action to evacuate the premises.

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80. Putting resistors at the end of the line (EOL) allows the alarm panel to monitor the wiring for what?

Explanation

Putting resistors at the end of the line (EOL) allows the alarm panel to monitor the wiring for shorts. By placing resistors at the end of the line, any disruption or break in the circuit will cause a change in the electrical resistance, which can be detected by the alarm panel. This allows for the detection of shorts in the wiring, ensuring that any faults or malfunctions can be quickly identified and addressed.

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81. The breaker that powers the outlet that the burglar alarm system is connected to shall be labeled:

Explanation

The correct answer is "Alarm System - do not disconnect" in black. This label is necessary to clearly indicate that the breaker powers the outlet connected to the burglar alarm system. The label also serves as a warning to prevent accidental disconnection, ensuring the alarm system remains operational and the premises stay secure. The use of black color further emphasizes the importance of not disconnecting the breaker.

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82. A characteristic of alternating current is that it:

Explanation

Alternating current is characterized by its ability to change polarity. Unlike direct current, which flows in one direction, alternating current reverses its direction periodically. The frequency at which this reversal occurs is measured in Hertz (Hz). In the case of the given answer, the frequency is specified as 60 times per second, meaning that the polarity of the current changes 60 times in one second. This frequent reversal of polarity allows for the efficient transmission of electrical energy over long distances and is a fundamental aspect of alternating current systems.

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83. What is the typical location for a RJ31X?

Explanation

The typical location for a RJ31X is inside the alarm cabinet. This is because the RJ31X is a type of telephone jack that is used for connecting an alarm system to the telephone line. Placing it inside the alarm cabinet allows for easy access and connection to the alarm system.

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84. Which represents an AC Voltage on a multimeter?

Explanation

A sinus wave represents an AC voltage on a multimeter. AC voltage is characterized by a continuously changing magnitude and direction, which is accurately represented by a sinusoidal waveform. The other options, such as a straight line or a straight line with dots, do not accurately depict the varying nature of AC voltage.

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85. If two siren speakers are connected in series, the volume of each speaker:

Explanation

When two siren speakers are connected in series, the total resistance in the circuit increases. As a result, the current flowing through the circuit decreases, which leads to a decrease in the volume of each speaker. This is because the volume of a speaker is directly proportional to the current passing through it. Therefore, when speakers are connected in series, the volume of each speaker decreases.

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86. What set of standards is currently used to protect public health, safety, and general welfare as they relate to the construction of buildings?

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The correct answer is IBC (International Building Code). The International Building Code is currently used to protect public health, safety, and general welfare as they relate to the construction of buildings. It provides minimum requirements for building design, construction, and maintenance, covering areas such as structural integrity, fire safety, accessibility, and energy efficiency. The IBC is widely adopted and enforced by many jurisdictions in the United States and internationally to ensure that buildings are constructed in a safe and sustainable manner.

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87. Symptoms of a heat stroke include elevated body temperature and: 

Explanation

A rapid, weak pulse is a symptom of heat stroke because when the body overheats, the heart tries to compensate by pumping blood faster. However, due to the strain on the cardiovascular system, the pulse becomes weak. This is a sign that the body is struggling to cool down and regulate its temperature. Other symptoms such as elevated body temperature, hot, moist skin, and difficulty breathing are also commonly associated with heat stroke.

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88. Which formula can you use to solve for Ohms (R) ?

Explanation

The formula R= V/I is known as Ohm's Law, which states that the resistance (R) in an electrical circuit is equal to the voltage (V) divided by the current (I). This formula is widely used to calculate resistance in various electrical and electronic applications.

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89. Which type of circuit is most negatively affected by EMI? 

Explanation

Data circuits are most negatively affected by electromagnetic interference (EMI). EMI refers to the interference caused by electromagnetic radiation from external sources, such as electrical equipment or radio waves. Data circuits, which transmit digital signals, are more susceptible to EMI because the interference can corrupt the transmitted data, leading to errors or loss of information. Power circuits, ground circuits, and alarm output circuits are less affected by EMI as they primarily carry power or control signals, which are less sensitive to interference.

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90. According to the NEC, what is the total number of grounding conductors that may be connected to a grounding electrode by a single listed clamp or fitting? 

Explanation

According to the NEC, a single listed clamp or fitting can only connect one grounding conductor to a grounding electrode. This means that only one grounding conductor can be connected to a grounding electrode using a single clamp or fitting.

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91. In addition to the building owner or manager, who must be notified before servicing an alarm system? 

Explanation

The monitoring station must be notified before servicing an alarm system in addition to the building owner or manager. The monitoring station plays a crucial role in receiving and responding to alarm signals, so they need to be informed about any maintenance or servicing activities to ensure proper functioning of the system.

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92. NFPA 101 is often referred to as the:

Explanation

NFPA 101 is often referred to as the Life Safety Code because it is a set of safety guidelines and requirements that aim to protect people from fire hazards and other life-threatening situations. This code covers a wide range of areas including building construction, fire protection systems, emergency exits, and evacuation procedures. It focuses on ensuring the safety of occupants in various types of buildings such as residential, commercial, and healthcare facilities. The Life Safety Code is widely recognized and adopted by many jurisdictions and organizations to promote and enforce fire safety standards.

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93. A compartment or chamber to which one or more air ducts are connected and that forms part of the air distribution system is called a ________________

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A compartment or chamber to which one or more air ducts are connected and that forms part of the air distribution system is called a plenum. This term is commonly used in HVAC (Heating, Ventilation, and Air Conditioning) systems to refer to a space where air is collected and then distributed to different areas. The plenum acts as a central hub for the airflow, allowing it to be evenly distributed throughout the building.

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94. What is the document called NFPA 70?

Explanation

The document called NFPA 70 is commonly known as the National Electrical Code. This code is a set of standards and regulations that govern the safe installation and use of electrical systems in buildings. It provides guidelines for electrical design, installation, and maintenance to ensure the protection of people and property from electrical hazards. The National Electrical Code is widely adopted and enforced by local authorities and is an essential resource for electricians, engineers, and other professionals working with electrical systems.

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95. In reference to cabling, UTP means

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UTP stands for Unshielded Twisted Pair. In cabling, UTP refers to a type of cable that consists of pairs of twisted wires that are not shielded. This type of cable is commonly used for Ethernet networks and telephone systems. The twisting of the wires helps to reduce electromagnetic interference, making it a reliable and cost-effective choice for data transmission. Unlike shielded cables, UTP does not have any additional shielding, which makes it easier to install and more flexible.

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96. Low voltage wiring installations must: 

Explanation

Low voltage wiring installations must comply with the adopted version of NFPA 70 (National Electric Code) and NFPA 72 (National Fire Code). This means that the wiring installations must adhere to the specific guidelines and regulations outlined in these codes to ensure safety and proper functioning. These codes are regularly updated to incorporate new technologies and best practices in the field of electrical and fire safety. By complying with these adopted versions of the codes, low voltage wiring installations can meet the required standards and minimize the risk of electrical hazards and fire incidents.

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97. How many trainees per job site can work under the supervision of a licensed technician?

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A licensed technician can supervise up to three trainees per job site. This ensures that the technician can effectively oversee and guide the trainees while maintaining a manageable workload. Having three trainees per job site allows for a balance between providing hands-on experience for the trainees and ensuring that the technician can provide adequate supervision and support.

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98. How much power is consumed by a 24VDC circuit drawing 2A? 

Explanation

The power consumed by a circuit can be calculated using the formula P = V x I, where P is power, V is voltage, and I is current. In this case, the voltage is 24V and the current is 2A. By substituting these values into the formula, we get P = 24V x 2A = 48W. Therefore, the correct answer is 48W.

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99. Which formula do you use to solve for Amps(I)?

Explanation

The formula I= P/V is used to solve for Amps (I). This formula states that the current (I) is equal to the power (P) divided by the voltage (V). By rearranging the formula, we can calculate the current by dividing the power by the voltage.

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100. What control panel feature is used to automatically prevent repeating alarms caused by a device on the same zone? 

Explanation

Swinger bypass is the correct answer because it is a control panel feature that automatically prevents repeating alarms caused by a device on the same zone. This feature allows the control panel to recognize repeated activations from the same device within a certain time frame and bypass subsequent alarms to avoid unnecessary notifications. It helps to prevent false alarms and reduces the burden on monitoring personnel.

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101. If a wire is broken in a Class B notification circuit, which device(s) will remain operational? 

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If a wire is broken in a Class B notification circuit, all devices between the fire alarm control panel and the break will remain operational. This is because in a Class B circuit, the devices are connected in a loop, and the break in the wire will only affect the devices after the break. The devices before the break will still receive power and continue to operate as normal.

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102. What is the application and license fee for a technician or saleperson? 

Explanation

The correct answer is $49. This is the application and license fee for a technician or salesperson.

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103. What measurement is used to test conductivity of a circuit? 

Explanation

Continuity is the measurement used to test conductivity of a circuit. Continuity refers to the uninterrupted flow of current in a circuit, indicating that there are no breaks or open circuits. By testing continuity, one can determine if there is a complete path for the current to flow, ensuring that the circuit is properly connected and functioning. Current, voltage, and wattage are related to the flow and power of electricity, but they do not specifically measure the conductivity or integrity of a circuit.

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104. Which cable shall be used when Class 2 circuits are run vertically and penetrate more than one floor? 

Explanation

CL2R cable should be used when Class 2 circuits are run vertically and penetrate more than one floor. The "R" in CL2R stands for "riser," indicating that this cable is specifically designed for vertical installations. It is suitable for use in riser applications such as running through multiple floors. This cable is designed to meet the safety and performance requirements for vertical installations, making it the appropriate choice in this scenario.

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105. What is the document refered to as the NPFA 72?

Explanation

The document referred to as the NPFA 72 is the Fire code. The NPFA 72 is a standard for the installation, testing, and maintenance of fire alarm systems. It provides guidelines and requirements for fire alarm systems to ensure the safety of buildings and occupants in case of a fire. This document is widely recognized and used by fire protection professionals and authorities having jurisdiction to enforce fire safety regulations.

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106. Batteries used as a secondary power supply shall be permanently marked with the:

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Batteries used as secondary power supplies must bear permanent markings indicating their voltage and Ah (ampere-hour) rating. This ensures proper identification and compatibility with the system they are intended to power, facilitating effective maintenance and replacement when necessary.
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107. Which cable connector has to be pushed on hard to stay connected to the cable?

Explanation

The BNC cable connector has to be pushed on hard to stay connected to the cable. This type of connector is commonly used in video and audio applications, and it requires a firm push and twist to ensure a secure connection. The BNC connector is known for its high reliability and ability to withstand vibrations, making it suitable for use in professional and industrial settings.

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108. When should you run wires for security sensors and Smoke detectors?

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The correct answer is "Before all drywall is put up." This is because running wires for security sensors and smoke detectors requires access to the walls and ceilings, which is easier before the drywall is installed. Once the drywall is in place, it becomes more difficult and time-consuming to run the wires, as it may require cutting into the drywall or removing sections of it. Therefore, it is best to run the wires for these devices before the drywall is put up during the construction process.

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109. A_____________________ is used to properly terminate Cat5E wiring into its jacket.

Explanation

A punch down tool is used to properly terminate Cat5E wiring into its jacket. This tool is specifically designed to insert and secure the individual wires of the Cat5E cable into the corresponding slots on a patch panel or keystone jack. It ensures that the wires are securely connected and provides a clean and professional termination.

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110. NFPA 70 is also referred to as the: 

Explanation

NFPA 70 is commonly known as the National Electric Code. This code provides guidelines and standards for electrical installations in order to ensure safety and prevent electrical hazards. It covers various aspects such as wiring, grounding, equipment installation, and maintenance. It is widely adopted and enforced by regulatory authorities, electricians, and professionals in the electrical industry to promote the safe use of electricity in buildings and structures.

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111. What is the correct wiring configuration on a household fire alarm system initiating circuit?

Explanation

The correct wiring configuration on a household fire alarm system initiating circuit is series with EOL supervision. This means that the devices in the circuit are connected in a series, meaning that the current flows through each device in the circuit. Additionally, the circuit is supervised with an EOL (End of Line) resistor, which ensures that the circuit is properly monitored and any faults or breaks in the circuit can be detected. This configuration is important for ensuring that the fire alarm system operates effectively and any issues can be quickly identified.

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112. According to NFPA 70, direct buried cables must be: 

Explanation

According to NFPA 70, direct buried cables must be arranged in a way that prevents damage when the ground settles. This is important because when the ground settles, it can cause the cables to shift or become damaged, leading to potential electrical hazards or interruptions in service. By arranging the cables properly, such as using proper supports or allowing for flexibility, the risk of damage due to ground settling can be minimized, ensuring safe and reliable operation of the cables.

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113. The total opposition to the flow of electrical energy through a circuit is called: 

Explanation

Impedance refers to the total opposition to the flow of electrical energy through a circuit. It includes both resistance and reactance, which are caused by elements like resistors, capacitors, and inductors. Voltage, interference, and current are all related to electrical circuits, but they do not specifically represent the total opposition to the flow of electrical energy. Therefore, the correct answer is impedance.

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114. Which of these most greatly affects a PIR motion detector?

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Reflective metallic wallpaper can greatly affect a PIR motion detector because it reflects infrared radiation. PIR motion detectors work by detecting changes in infrared energy, and the reflective surface of metallic wallpaper can cause false readings or interfere with the detector's ability to accurately detect motion. This interference can lead to false alarms or missed detections, making reflective metallic wallpaper a significant factor that affects the performance of a PIR motion detector.

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115. According to NFPA 72, smoke detectors in one- and two-family dwellings must be replaced: 

Explanation

According to NFPA 72, smoke detectors in one- and two-family dwellings must be replaced every ten years. This is because smoke detectors have a limited lifespan and may become less effective over time. Replacing them every ten years ensures that they are functioning properly and can effectively detect smoke in case of a fire. Regular replacement also helps to ensure the safety of the occupants in the dwelling.

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116. A technician is allowed to perform work within:

Explanation

A technician is only allowed to perform work within the alarm industry area(s) for which he is licensed. This means that the technician can only work on alarms within the specific area(s) that he has obtained a license for. He is not permitted to work in any other alarm industry areas, even if he is supervised by a licensed technician in that area. It is important for technicians to have the appropriate license for the specific area they are working in to ensure they have the necessary knowledge and skills to perform their job effectively and safely.

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117. What technology is used by modern digital communicators to communicate with the monitoring station 

Explanation

VoIP (Voice over Internet Protocol) is the technology used by modern digital communicators to communicate with the monitoring station. It allows voice communication to be transmitted over the internet rather than traditional telephone lines. This technology converts voice signals into digital data packets and sends them over an IP network. VoIP offers advantages such as cost-effectiveness, flexibility, and scalability, making it a popular choice for modern digital communication systems.

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118. A coworker sustained a high voltage shock during an installation and is unconscious. What is the first action to take?  

Explanation

Calling emergency services (911) is essential to ensure prompt medical assistance for the unconscious coworker. This action prioritizes the coworker's health and safety by initiating the appropriate emergency response protocol.

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119. Single conductors used on fire protective signaling circuits must be at least: 

Explanation

Fire protective signaling circuits require a certain minimum wire size to ensure reliable transmission of signals. The National Fire Protection Association (NFPA) specifies that single conductors used on these circuits must be at least 18 AWG. This wire size is chosen because it provides sufficient current carrying capacity and helps to minimize voltage drop over long distances. Using a smaller wire size could result in inadequate signal transmission and compromise the effectiveness of the fire protective signaling system.

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120. According to NFPA 72, unless specifically designed and listed for the expected conditions, smoke detectors shall not be installed if the ambient temperature is:

Explanation

According to NFPA 72, smoke detectors should not be installed if the ambient temperature exceeds 100 degrees F, unless they are specifically designed and listed for such high temperature conditions. This is because excessive heat can affect the performance and reliability of smoke detectors, leading to false alarms or failure to detect smoke and fire accurately. Therefore, it is important to adhere to these temperature guidelines to ensure the proper functioning of smoke detection systems.

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121. How frequently must household fire alarm systems transmit a test signal? 

Explanation

Household fire alarm systems must transmit a test signal on a monthly basis. This regular testing ensures that the alarm system is functioning properly and can effectively detect and alert occupants in the event of a fire. Monthly testing allows for any potential issues or malfunctions to be identified and addressed promptly, ensuring the safety of the household.

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122. One alternative for protecting enclosures of control units, sub-controls, and devices used to interconnect the control unit to system devices when they cannot be located in the protected premises is to: 

Explanation

Providing supervision to annunciate tampering means implementing a system that monitors the enclosures and devices for any signs of tampering or unauthorized access. This can be done using sensors, alarms, or surveillance systems that will alert the appropriate personnel if any tampering is detected. This alternative helps to ensure the security and integrity of the control units, sub-controls, and interconnecting devices even when they are located outside of the protected premises.

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123. Which one do you like?

Explanation

The given question asks for the preferred choice among the options provided. The correct answer is Option 1, but without any further context or information, it is impossible to determine the reason for this choice.

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124. Additional power supplies provided for equipment essential to system operation located away from the main control shall:

Explanation

The additional power supplies provided for equipment essential to system operation located away from the main control must meet the same requirements as the main primary and secondary power supplies. This means that they should have the same capacity, voltage rating, and any other specifications required for the main power supplies. This ensures that the additional power supplies are capable of providing the necessary power to the equipment and maintaining the system's overall functionality.

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125. Electrical protective devices include fuses, circuit breakers and: 

Explanation

Ground-fault circuit interrupters are included in electrical protective devices because they provide protection against ground faults, which occur when an electrical current travels through an unintended path, such as through a person or water. Ground-fault circuit interrupters monitor the flow of electricity and quickly shut off the circuit if a ground fault is detected, preventing electric shock and potential fires. This makes them an essential safety measure in areas where water is present, such as kitchens, bathrooms, and outdoor outlets.

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126. If a smoke detector must be installed on a sidewall, the top of the detector must be located how many inches from the ceiling?

Explanation

The correct answer is 4 to 12. This range allows for flexibility in the placement of the smoke detector on the sidewall. It ensures that the detector is positioned at a sufficient distance from the ceiling to effectively detect smoke, while also allowing for variations in ceiling height and the specific requirements of the smoke detector model.

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127. What is the association that list all the monitoring stations?

Explanation

UL stands for Underwriters Laboratories, which is a global safety certification company that conducts tests and sets safety standards for various products and industries. UL does not specifically list all the monitoring stations, but it is known for its involvement in the certification and testing of fire alarm systems and equipment. Therefore, it is possible that UL may have a list or database of certified monitoring stations, making it the most relevant association among the given options.

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128. Which of the following lbs. of pulling force does the TIA?EIA reccomend you not exceed when pulling cat 5 wire?

Explanation

The TIA/EIA recommends not exceeding 25 lbs. of pulling force when pulling cat 5 wire. This is because exceeding this limit can cause damage to the wire, leading to performance issues or even complete failure of the network connection. It is important to follow these recommendations to ensure the proper installation and functioning of the wiring system.

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129. Upon conviction, an individual violating any provision of the Oklahoma Alarm and Locksmith Industry Act shall be guilty of a misdemeanor punishable by up to one year confinement in the county jail and/or a maximum fine of: 

Explanation

Upon conviction, an individual violating any provision of the Oklahoma Alarm and Locksmith Industry Act can be punished with a maximum fine of $500. This means that if someone is found guilty of breaking the rules and regulations outlined in this act, they may have to pay a fine of up to $500.

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130. HPSA+ is a technology used in:

Explanation

HSPA+ is a technology used in 4G cellular communication. HSPA+ stands for High-Speed Packet Access Plus and is an enhanced version of HSPA (High-Speed Packet Access) technology. It offers faster data transfer speeds and improved network capacity compared to previous 3G technologies. HSPA+ is commonly used in mobile networks to provide high-speed internet access and support various data-intensive applications such as video streaming, online gaming, and large file downloads.

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131. What calculation is used to ensure that the current draw of an audible device does not exceed the control panels rated alarm output?

Explanation

Ohm's law is used to calculate the current draw of an audible device to ensure that it does not exceed the control panel's rated alarm output. Ohm's law states that the current flowing through a conductor between two points is directly proportional to the voltage across the two points and inversely proportional to the resistance. By using Ohm's law, one can calculate the appropriate resistance or voltage needed to limit the current draw and prevent it from exceeding the control panel's capacity.

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132. According to NFPA, house smoke alarm systems shall be tested by a qualified technician at least: 

Explanation

According to NFPA (National Fire Protection Association) guidelines, house smoke alarm systems should be tested by a qualified technician on an annual basis. This ensures that the smoke alarms are functioning properly and can effectively detect smoke or fire in the event of an emergency. Regular testing helps to maintain the reliability and efficiency of the smoke alarm system, enhancing the safety of the occupants in the house.

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133. A zone must show a trouble indication when:

Explanation

When a circuit wire is shorted, it means that there is a direct connection between two points in the circuit that are not supposed to be connected. This can cause an overload of current and potentially damage the circuit or the devices connected to it. Therefore, it is important for a zone to show a trouble indication when a circuit wire is shorted so that the issue can be identified and resolved promptly to prevent further damage or malfunctioning of the system.

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134. A ________________ UL mark applies to products such as fire and life safety alarms.

Explanation

The correct answer is "Signaling". The UL mark is a safety certification mark provided by Underwriters Laboratories. It indicates that the product has been tested and meets the safety standards set by UL. In the context of fire and life safety alarms, the signaling UL mark would indicate that the alarms have been tested and approved for their signaling capabilities, ensuring that they can effectively alert individuals in case of emergencies.

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135. According to NFPA 72, battery backup of a household fire alarm system must sustain the system after utility power is disconnected for how many hours? 

Explanation

According to NFPA 72, a household fire alarm system must have a battery backup that can sustain the system for 24 hours after utility power is disconnected. This means that even if the power goes out, the fire alarm system will continue to function and provide protection for an extended period of time.

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136. In fire devices used in low power radio (wireless) systems, a primary battery shall:

Explanation

A primary battery used in low power radio systems should provide a distinctive trouble signal. This is because in case of any issues or malfunctions in the device, it is important to have a clear and distinguishable signal to indicate the problem. This allows for easy identification and troubleshooting of the device, ensuring that any faults or troubles can be promptly addressed.

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137. If a conflict exists between adopted references, the reference that applies shall be the one: 

Explanation

When a conflict arises between adopted references, the reference that applies is the one with the more stringent standard. This means that if there are multiple references that are adopted and they have conflicting requirements, the one with the stricter or more rigorous standard should be followed. This ensures that the highest level of safety and compliance is maintained in the given situation.

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138. A coworker is pale, confused, sweating and says that he feels "shaky". What is the likely cause of his symptoms? 

Explanation

The coworker's symptoms of being pale, confused, sweating, and feeling shaky are indicative of low blood sugar, also known as hypoglycemia. When blood sugar levels drop too low, it can cause these symptoms and can be potentially dangerous if left untreated. It is important to provide the coworker with a source of sugar, such as fruit juice or candy, to quickly raise their blood sugar levels.

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139. On what setting should a meter be placed to ensure that a motion detector is receiving power from the control panel or power supply? 

Explanation

To ensure that a motion detector is receiving power from the control panel or power supply, the meter should be placed on the VDC (Volts Direct Current) setting. This setting measures the voltage of direct current, which is the type of electrical current typically used to power devices like motion detectors. By placing the meter on this setting, it allows for the measurement of the voltage being supplied to the motion detector, thus confirming if it is receiving power or not.

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140. What is the electromotive force between two points in a circuit called?

Explanation

The electromotive force between two points in a circuit is not called "Current". Current refers to the flow of electric charge through a conductor. The correct answer is "Voltage". Voltage, also known as electric potential difference, is the measure of the electric potential energy per unit charge between two points in a circuit. It is responsible for driving the flow of current in a circuit.

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141. An alarm phone line goes in fault several times a day. What is the likely cause?

Explanation

A ground start malfunction is the likely cause for the alarm phone line going in fault several times a day. Ground start is a signaling method used in telephone systems to establish a connection. If there is a malfunction in the ground start signaling, it can cause disruptions in the phone line, leading to the frequent faults experienced.

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142. Communication cables and wires must have a voltage rating that is not less than:

Explanation

Communication cables and wires must have a voltage rating that is not less than 300V in order to ensure safe and efficient transmission of electrical signals. Higher voltage ratings provide better insulation and protection against electrical interference, ensuring that the cables can handle the required voltage without any risk of damage or malfunction. Therefore, a voltage rating of 300V or higher is necessary to meet the demands of communication systems and maintain reliable signal transmission.

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143. Conductors under a single terminal shall be:

Explanation

Conductors under a single terminal should be the same gauge and composition to ensure proper electrical conductivity and prevent any imbalance in the flow of electricity. This uniformity ensures that the conductors can handle the same amount of current without overheating or causing any damage. If conductors of different gauges or compositions are used, it can lead to unequal distribution of electrical load and potential safety hazards. Therefore, it is important to use conductors of the same gauge and composition in order to maintain electrical integrity and safety.

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144. Signals from exterior space detection systems shall not be dispatched as an alarm unless: 

Explanation

The correct answer is that an accepted way of alarm verification is used. This means that before the signals from the exterior space detection systems are dispatched as an alarm, they need to be verified through an accepted method. This ensures that false alarms are minimized and that the alarm is only triggered when there is a genuine threat or emergency. Verification methods can include visual confirmation, audio confirmation, or confirmation from authorized personnel. By using an accepted way of alarm verification, the system can provide reliable and accurate alarms.

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145. In a ___________ LAN Network, each node is a daisy chained.

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In a Ring LAN (Local Area Network) topology, the network nodes are connected in a closed-loop or ring fashion. Each node is directly connected to exactly two other nodes, forming a continuous circle. Data travels in one direction along the ring, passing through each node until it reaches its destination.
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146. NFPA 731 defines the levels of performance and reliability of what type of systems? 

Explanation

NFPA 731 defines the levels of performance and reliability for electronic premises security systems. This standard provides guidelines and requirements for the design, installation, testing, and maintenance of these systems. It ensures that electronic premises security systems meet certain standards to effectively protect the premises from unauthorized access, theft, and other security threats.

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147. Maximum amount of all alarm fines shall not exceed

Explanation

The maximum amount of all alarm fines shall not exceed $1000. This means that regardless of the number of fines a person or entity may receive for false alarms, the total amount they have to pay cannot exceed $1000. This limit is set to prevent excessive financial burden on individuals or businesses while still holding them accountable for their actions in causing false alarms.

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148. Class 2 circuits used in environmental spaces air shall be marked: 

Explanation

Class 2 circuits used in environmental spaces air shall be marked as CL2P.

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149. Under maximum quiescent load, the secondary power supply shall have sufficient capacity to operate an electronic premise security system for: 

Explanation

The correct answer is A minimum of 4 hours. This means that the secondary power supply should be able to operate the electronic premise security system for at least 4 hours under maximum quiescent load. This ensures that the system remains functional and provides security even during power outages or disruptions.

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150. When measuring current, the meter should be set: 

Explanation

The correct answer is "According to the Ah rating of the battery." When measuring current, it is important to set the meter according to the Ah (ampere-hour) rating of the battery being used. This ensures that the meter is capable of measuring the current accurately without causing any damage to the meter or the battery. Setting the meter at the highest or lowest range possible may not provide accurate readings or could potentially overload the meter. Therefore, it is necessary to consider the Ah rating of the battery when setting the meter for current measurement.

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151. Which reference contains the requirements for audible appliances installed in sleeping areas? 

Explanation

NFPA 72 is the correct answer because it is the reference that contains the requirements for audible appliances installed in sleeping areas. NFPA 70 is the National Electrical Code, NFPA 90A is the Standard for the Installation of Air-Conditioning and Ventilating Systems, and NFPA 101 is the Life Safety Code. None of these references specifically address the requirements for audible appliances in sleeping areas.

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152. What values are needed to find the maximum available output wattage of a power supply? 

Explanation

To find the maximum available output wattage of a power supply, you need to know the output voltage and output amperage. Wattage is calculated by multiplying voltage and amperage, so these two values are essential in determining the maximum power that can be delivered by the power supply. The input voltage, total resistance, voltage drop, and current draw of components are not directly related to the maximum available output wattage.

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153. When the digital communicator is active, what is the voltage across terminals 1 and 6 of a RJ31X connector?

Explanation

When the digital communicator is active, there is a voltage of 7V to 9V across terminals 1 and 6 of a RJ31X connector.

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154. What are the most common type of fatalities and injuries on work sites?

Explanation

29 CFR 1926.501 Osha - Fatal four

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155. According to NFPA 731, how often should portable holdup, duress, or ambush devices be tested?

Explanation

According to NFPA 731, portable holdup, duress, or ambush devices should be tested semiannually. This means that these devices should be tested twice a year to ensure their proper functioning and reliability. Regular testing helps to identify any potential issues or malfunctions and allows for necessary repairs or replacements to be made. By testing these devices semiannually, organizations can maintain a high level of security and ensure the safety of their personnel in emergency situations.

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156. When using a multimeter to test for dial tone on a POTS line with the phone on the hook, what reading should the technician expect? 

Explanation

When using a multimeter to test for dial tone on a POTS line with the phone on the hook, the technician should expect a reading of 48VDC to 52VDC. This is because POTS lines typically operate at a voltage range of 48VDC to 52VDC when the phone is on the hook. This voltage is used to power the telephone and provide a stable dial tone.

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157. A technician is weak, having chills and cannot seem to get enough to drink. What is the likely cause the technicians symptoms?

Explanation

The likely cause of the technician's symptoms is high blood sugar. This is indicated by the technician feeling weak, having chills, and constantly feeling thirsty. High blood sugar levels can lead to dehydration as the body tries to get rid of excess sugar through increased urination. It can also cause symptoms like weakness and chills.

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158. Which calculation is required to ensure alarm system operation during an extended power failure?

Explanation

The VA rating is the calculation required to ensure alarm system operation during an extended power failure. The VA rating refers to the volt-ampere rating, which is a measure of the total power that a device or system can handle. In the context of an alarm system, the VA rating determines the capacity of the system to handle the power demands during a power outage. A higher VA rating indicates a system that can handle higher power requirements and therefore ensure the continued operation of the alarm system even without external power.

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159. What type of system contains series circuits?

Explanation

A supervisory system is a type of system that contains series circuits. In a series circuit, the components are connected in a single loop, where the current flows through each component in sequence. In a supervisory system, series circuits are often used to monitor and control various processes or equipment. This allows for efficient monitoring and control of multiple components or devices in a sequential manner.

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160. Excluding portable wireless transmitters, removal of a RF transmitter from the system shall generate:

Explanation

When a RF transmitter is removed from the system, it will generate a system-wide supervisory signal. This signal is sent to indicate the status of the system and to notify that a transmitter has been removed. It serves as a supervisory function to ensure the integrity and proper functioning of the system. This signal is different from a trouble signal, which indicates a specific device issue, and a signal indicating the affected device specifically, as it encompasses the entire system.

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161. A tech/Salesperson can only do work within the field that-

Explanation

The correct answer is "The company is licensed." This means that a tech/salesperson can only perform work within the field if the company they work for is licensed. The company's license ensures that they have met certain requirements and regulations, allowing their employees to operate within the specified field. Without the company being licensed, the tech/salesperson would not have the necessary authorization to carry out their work.

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162. What NFPA standard applies to residential burglary installations? 

Explanation

NFPA 70, also known as the National Electrical Code (NEC), is the correct answer for this question. NFPA 70 specifically applies to electrical installations, including those in residential buildings. It provides guidelines and regulations for the safe installation and use of electrical systems to prevent electrical hazards. As residential burglary installations may involve electrical components such as alarm systems, NFPA 70 would be applicable to ensure the safety and proper installation of these systems.

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163. According to NFPA 72, household smoke alarm systems shall be tested in accordance with manufacturer's published instructions at least:

Explanation

According to NFPA 72, household smoke alarm systems should be tested monthly. Regular testing ensures that the smoke alarms are functioning properly and can effectively detect smoke or fire. This frequent testing helps to ensure the safety of the household occupants by minimizing the risk of fire-related injuries or fatalities.

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164. According to the NFPA, What characteristic is true about electrical terminals in a circuit?

Explanation

Electrical terminals in a circuit must be marked and identified for specific use. This means that each terminal should be labeled or marked in some way to indicate its purpose or function within the circuit. This helps to ensure proper installation and maintenance of the electrical system, as well as facilitate troubleshooting and repairs. By clearly identifying each terminal, it becomes easier to understand its intended use and avoid any potential confusion or mistakes during installation or maintenance procedures.

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165. The Standard for the Installation of Carbon Monoxide (CO)Detection and Warning Equipment is ____________________

Explanation

The correct answer is NFPA 720. This standard provides guidelines for the installation, maintenance, and testing of carbon monoxide (CO) detection and warning equipment in various occupancies, including residential, commercial, and industrial buildings. It covers the placement and spacing of CO detectors, their power supply requirements, and the requirements for audible and visual alarms. NFPA 720 aims to ensure the effective detection and warning of CO, a deadly gas that is odorless, colorless, and tasteless, in order to protect occupants from the risks of CO poisoning.

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166. The Standard for the Installation of Electronic Premises Security Systems is _______________ ?

Explanation

The correct answer is NFPA 731. The National Fire Protection Association (NFPA) has established various standards for different aspects of fire safety and security systems. NFPA 731 specifically addresses the installation and maintenance of electronic premises security systems. This standard provides guidelines and requirements for the design, installation, testing, and maintenance of security systems to ensure their effectiveness in protecting people and property from potential threats.

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167. The Guide for Premises Security is _______________?

Explanation

The correct answer is NFPA 730. NFPA 730 is the guide for premises security, providing guidelines for the design, implementation, and maintenance of security systems in various types of facilities. It covers topics such as access control, surveillance, intrusion detection, and emergency response. This guide helps organizations and individuals ensure the safety and security of their premises by following best practices and industry standards.

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