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Definitions 101

Definitions 101

What’s Wrong With This?

Wally submitted plans for a fire alarm system. The building was an assembly occupancy. The occupant load exceeded 500 persons. The facility did not have a constantly attended receiving station, and the AHJ determined that one would be impractical. Audible notification appliances and visual devices were included in the design. There was no automatic supervised sprinkler system in the facility. The authority having jurisdiction (AHJ) rejected the plans. Why?

April 1, 2017
Roy Pollack
KEYWORDS security dealers / security integrators
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Roy Pollack, CPP, SET, holds Level IV certification in the field of fire alarms from NICET is currently the director of Compliance for Devcon Security Services Corp., Hollywood, Fla., and may be reached at sdmtechtips@bnpmedia.com.

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