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1Which Rhode Island agency oversees alarm electrician and telecommunications contractor licensing?
A.RI Building Commission
B.RI Department of Labor and Training (DLT)
C.RI Fire Safety Code Board
D.RI Public Utilities Commission
Explanation: The Rhode Island Department of Labor and Training (DLT) oversees the licensing of alarm electricians and telecommunications contractors through its Division of Professional Regulation.
2What license classifications does Rhode Island offer for alarm system work?
A.Only a general electrical license
B.Master Alarm Electrician and Journeyman Alarm Electrician
C.Fire Alarm Technician only
D.No specific alarm license exists
Explanation: Rhode Island offers Master Alarm Electrician and Journeyman Alarm Electrician license classifications for individuals performing alarm system installation and maintenance.
3What license does Rhode Island require for telecommunications installation work?
A.General Electrical license only
B.Telecom Contractor license from DLT
C.No license required
D.Federal FCC license only
Explanation: Rhode Island requires a Telecom Contractor license issued by DLT for telecommunications installation work, separate from alarm electrician licensing.
4Under NEC Article 725, what are the three circuit classes?
A.A, B, C
B.1, 2, 3
C.I, II, III
D.X, Y, Z
Explanation: NEC 725 defines Class 1, 2, and 3 circuits with different voltage/power limits determining wiring methods and requirements.
5What NEC edition does Rhode Island currently follow?
A.2017
B.2020
C.2023
D.2026
Explanation: Rhode Island follows the 2020 NEC for electrical installations including low voltage work.
6What experience is required for a Journeyman Alarm Electrician license in Rhode Island?
A.No experience
B.1 year
C.2 years of alarm installation experience
D.5 years
Explanation: Rhode Island requires at least 2 years of documented experience in alarm system installation for the Journeyman Alarm Electrician license.
7NEC Article 760 covers what?
A.Emergency systems
B.Signaling circuits
C.Fire alarm systems
D.Communications
Explanation: NEC 760 covers fire alarm system installation including PLFA and NPLFA circuits, cables, and separation.
8Plenum fire alarm cable type?
A.FPL
B.FPLR
C.FPLP
D.CM
Explanation: FPLP cable meets plenum space fire/smoke requirements per NEC 760.
9NFPA 72 standby battery requirement?
A.12h+5min
B.24h+5min
C.24h+15min
D.48h+10min
Explanation: 24 hours standby plus 5 minutes alarm operation for fire alarm secondary power.
10TIA-568 max horizontal cable run?
A.50m
B.90m
C.100m
D.150m
Explanation: 90m permanent link; 100m total channel including patch cords.

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