- Identify NFPA 72 as the primary code standard for fire alarm installation in the United States
- Define the role of the Authority Having Jurisdiction and explain how approved equipment is determined
- Describe post-installation documentation requirements including as-builts, test reports, and battery calculations
- Explain the fire alarm permit set process and why documentation turnover matters
- State device replacement rules, junction box marking requirements, and paint prohibitions
- Describe the function of a Fire Alarm Control Panel and its role as the system brain
- Differentiate between initiating devices and notification appliances
- Explain annunciation and the purpose of remote annunciators
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