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Which of the following is typically classified as a 'Deficiency' that requires a 'Trouble' signal on the FACP?

A ground fault is a 'Trouble' condition. While it must be fixed, if the system still functions, it is often classified as a deficiency. If it inhibits an alarm,

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Question: Which of the following is typically classified as a 'Deficiency' that requires a 'Trouble' signal on the FACP?

Answer options: ✅ Ground fault on the signaling circuit

  • FACP fails to sound any bells in the building
  • Battery disconnected
  • Internal FACP fuse blown

Correct answer: Ground fault on the signaling circuit

Explanation: A ground fault is a 'Trouble' condition. While it must be fixed, if the system still functions, it is often classified as a deficiency. If it inhibits an alarm, it becomes critical. In S536 Appendix E2.1, it is a required check.

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