L1-11C.11 – Voltage Drop Voltage drop calculations determine if there is sufficient voltage/current being delivered to the last device on a circuit to ensure that the last device is within its operating range for any given gauge (AWG) wire selected. By calculating the...
L1-11C.09 – What Happens Without Enough Power? False alarms after or during power failures Erratic operation – May not be able to disarm after alarm trips Motions may be more sensitive Battery will be under stress and will wear out...
L1-11C.08 – What Does This Mean? If your battery is rated at 7AH and you need more power you have a problem 11.226 AH for Fire Alarms Example 11.110 AH for Household Fire Alarms Example 2.272 AH for Burglar Alarms Example (Ok until you add several devices) What do you...
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Superior to NTS Understanding Electronic Security Systems
Instructor Led - Live Face to Face Classroom or Live Zoom Class
Exams are open book tests. Hard copies of textbooks are encouraged. Students can write notes in their textbooks during the class.
Includes free textbook
Books distributed at class or mailed to virtual students