Which of the following is not a preferred interface between fire alarm and smoke control systems due to the requirement for equipment to be listed as compatible? a. Equipment connected to Building Automation/Management System, which is connected to Fire Alarm by network connection b. Equipment connected to Building Automation/Management System, which is connected to Fire Alarm by electrical contact/relays c. Digital Control Equipment connected directly to Fire Alarm System via network connection d. Mechanical Equipment connected directly to Fire Alarm System via contacts/relays Solution | Posted 07/19/19
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Ryan
7/18/2019 06:50:25 am
C) NFPA HB Pg. 14-49
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Ben
7/21/2019 02:30:35 am
While I agree with the answer, but I think there are a lot of potential traps when using control systems supplied by others to control smoke management system.
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SK
9/2/2019 07:45:44 am
C.
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