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1Which New York State agency oversees the licensing of security and fire alarm installers?
A.NY Department of Labor
B.NY Department of State, Division of Licensing Services
C.NY Board of Electrical Examiners
D.NY Division of Criminal Justice Services
Explanation: The New York Department of State, Division of Licensing Services oversees the licensing of security and fire alarm installers in the state. This division administers the application, examination, and renewal processes for these licenses.
2In New York, what license is required to install burglar alarm or security systems?
A.General Electrical license only
B.Security or Fire Alarm Installer license from the Department of State
C.No license required
D.A federal FCC license
Explanation: New York requires a Security or Fire Alarm Installer license issued by the Department of State to install, service, or maintain burglar alarm and security systems. This license ensures practitioners meet competency and background check requirements.
3Under NEC Article 725, what are the three classes of remote-control, signaling, and power-limited circuits?
A.Class A, Class B, Class C
B.Class 1, Class 2, Class 3
C.Type 1, Type 2, Type 3
D.Grade 1, Grade 2, Grade 3
Explanation: NEC Article 725 defines three classes: Class 1, Class 2, and Class 3. Each class has different voltage and power limitations determining permissible wiring methods, cable types, and installation requirements.
4What edition of the NEC does New York currently reference for electrical installations?
A.2014 NEC
B.2017 NEC
C.2020 NEC
D.2023 NEC
Explanation: New York State references the 2020 National Electrical Code for electrical installations. Local jurisdictions like New York City may adopt their own electrical code with NEC as a reference, but state-level work follows the 2020 NEC.
5In New York State, what background check is required for security alarm installer license applicants?
A.No background check required
B.Criminal history background check through the Division of Criminal Justice Services
C.Only a credit check
D.Only employment verification
Explanation: New York requires security alarm installer license applicants to undergo a criminal history background check through the Division of Criminal Justice Services. This ensures that individuals working in the security industry meet character fitness standards.
6Which NEC article covers fire alarm system installations?
A.Article 700
B.Article 725
C.Article 760
D.Article 800
Explanation: NEC Article 760 covers the installation of wiring and equipment for fire alarm systems, including power-limited and non-power-limited fire alarm circuits with specific cable types, wiring methods, and separation requirements.
7What cable type is required for power-limited fire alarm circuits in plenum spaces?
A.FPL
B.FPLR
C.FPLP
D.CM
Explanation: FPLP (Fire Power-Limited Plenum) cable must be used for power-limited fire alarm circuits in plenum spaces. Plenum-rated cables have low smoke and flame-spread characteristics required for air-handling spaces per NEC Article 760.
8According to NFPA 72, what is the minimum standby battery capacity for a fire alarm system?
A.12 hours standby plus 5 minutes alarm
B.24 hours standby plus 5 minutes alarm
C.24 hours standby plus 15 minutes alarm
D.48 hours standby plus 10 minutes alarm
Explanation: NFPA 72 requires secondary power supplies to operate the fire alarm system for at least 24 hours in standby mode followed by 5 minutes of alarm operation, ensuring functionality during extended power outages.
9What is the maximum horizontal cable run length per TIA-568?
A.50 meters
B.90 meters
C.100 meters
D.150 meters
Explanation: TIA-568 limits the horizontal cable run (permanent link) to 90 meters from the telecommunications room to the work area outlet. Including patch cords, the total channel cannot exceed 100 meters.
10In New York, what is the minimum experience requirement for a fire alarm installer license?
A.No experience required
B.1 year of experience
C.2 years of experience in fire alarm installation
D.5 years of experience
Explanation: New York requires applicants for a fire alarm installer license to have a minimum of 2 years of experience in the installation, service, and maintenance of fire alarm systems. This experience must be documented and verifiable.
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