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In a common residential fire alarm system, what type of cable is typically used for interconnecting smoke detectors and connecting to the control panel?
FPLP cable (Fire Power Limited Circuit Cable, Plenum rated) is specifically designed and listed for fire alarm systems, especially where plenum spaces are invol
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Question: In a common residential fire alarm system, what type of cable is typically used for interconnecting smoke detectors and connecting to the control panel?
Answer options:
- NMD90 (Non-Metallic Sheathed Cable)
- AC90 (Armoured Cable) ✅ FPLP (Fire Power Limited Circuit Cable, Plenum rated)
- TECK90 (Teck Cable)
Correct answer: FPLP (Fire Power Limited Circuit Cable, Plenum rated)
Explanation: FPLP cable (Fire Power Limited Circuit Cable, Plenum rated) is specifically designed and listed for fire alarm systems, especially where plenum spaces are involved. Its fire-resistant properties prevent flame propagation and smoke generation.
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