This presentation will focus on Remote Station Fire Alarm Systems as defined in Chapter 26 of NFPA 72 National Fire Alarm and Signaling Code. Commonly referred to as a monitored fire alarm system, a remote station system is connected either directly to the fire department or to a monitoring center so that alarm indications can be relayed off site. The presenter will review the three major types of monitored systems (remote station, proprietary station, central station) and discuss the key differences and requirements for each type.
Learning Objectives:
•Explain the scope of NFPA 72 Chapter 26 for remote station fire alarm systems
•Learn specific contract requirements for central station systems
•Describe benefits of having a proprietary monitoring center
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