TB 042 - Single-Station Smoke Detectors Flashcards

1
Q

Fire is the ___ leading cause of accident death in the United States

A

3rd

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2
Q

Six out of ten fatal home fires start between __ p.m. and __ a.m.

A

9

6

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3
Q

In new and existing duplexes, apartments, condominiums, and hotels, smoke detectors are required as of August __, 19___.

A

8, 1980

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4
Q

Existing apartment hotels and hotels over ___ feet in height require smoke detectors by August 1, 19___

A

75

81

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5
Q

If the building complies with the retroactive high-rise requirements of Title ___, smoke detector installation may be delayed until August 1, 1982.

A

19

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6
Q

The chamber detects products of combustion by one of two methods—___________ or __________.

A

photoelectric

ionization

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7
Q

Concern for loss of electrical power is answered by the Department of Water and Power stating that the average residence is without power only __ minutes per year

A

3

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8
Q

Detectors are approved to give an area of coverage equivalent to a ___’ diameter

A

25’

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9
Q

Therefore, in order to shy away from wall heaters, kitchens, or other heat-producing appliances, a detector could be moved ____’ away from the bedroom door and still be protecting the area giving access to the bedroom

A

12.5’

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10
Q

It must be emphasized that this detector placement in the hall is exactly as recommended in the National Fire Protection Association Standard Number ___ for the minimum level of protection in residential occupancies

A

74

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