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What is the maximum time allowed for a fire alarm control unit's charging circuit to restore fully discharged batteries to a full charge state?

CAN/ULC-S527 specifies that the battery charger must be capable of recharging a battery sufficiently to provide standby power within 48 hours. It also specifies

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Question: What is the maximum time allowed for a fire alarm control unit's charging circuit to restore fully discharged batteries to a full charge state?

Answer options: ✅ 48 hours

  • 24 hours
  • 12 hours
  • 72 hours

Correct answer: 48 hours

Explanation: CAN/ULC-S527 specifies that the battery charger must be capable of recharging a battery sufficiently to provide standby power within 48 hours. It also specifies the charger must have low-voltage disconnect protection in some cases to prevent battery permanent damage.

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