Strobe Placement and Requirements

The video tutorial covers the importance of fire alarm notification systems, focusing on visible notification appliances like strobes. It explains the mounting requirements for wall and ceiling installations, adhering to NFPA 72 standards. The tutorial also discusses strobe spacing, room size considerations, and solutions for non-square or large rooms. Additionally, it announces an upcoming training event in Las Vegas.

What are visible notification appliances commonly known as in the fire alarm industry?

• Speakers

• Strobes

• Alarms

• Sensors

What is the maximum height for a wall-mounted strobe's lens above the finished floor?

• 120 inches

• 100 inches

• 96 inches

• 80 inches

Which combination device follows the visible wall-mounted requirements?

• Ceiling strobe

• Speaker strobe

• Wall sensor

• Floor strobe

What is the maximum height for ceiling-mounted strobes above the finished floor?

• 20 feet

• 25 feet

• 35 feet

• 30 feet

Which document provides the tables for strobe spacing requirements?

• NFPA 70

• NFPA 13

• NFPA 72

• NFPA 101

What factors are considered for wall-mounted strobe spacing?

• Number of strobes and room size

• Room size and ceiling height

• Room shape and ceiling material

• Ceiling height and number of lights

What should be considered for ceiling-mounted strobe spacing?

• Room size and wall color

• Ceiling height and room size

• Number of doors and windows

• Floor material and ceiling type

How can you handle strobe placement in non-square rooms?

• Use a circular pattern

• Use a triangular pattern

• Use a square encompassing the room

• Place strobes randomly

What is the purpose of the upcoming training event mentioned in the video?

• To recruit new employees

• To demonstrate new strobe designs

• To offer multiple training class options

• To sell fire alarm systems

Where is the National Training Conference being held?

• San Francisco

• Las Vegas

• Chicago

• New York