NICET Level II
33001 Core
33002 Core
33003 Core
33004 Core
33005 Core
33006 Core
33007 Core
33008 Core
33009 Core
33010 Non-Core
33011 Non-Core
33012 Non-Core
33013 Non-Core
33014 Non-Core
33015 Non-Core
33016 Non-Core
33017 Non-Core
33018 Non-Core
33019 Non-Core
33020 Non-Core
33021 Non-Core
33022 Non-Core
33023 Non-Core
33024 Non-Core
33025 Non-Core
33026 Non-Core
33027 Non-Core
33028 Non-Core
33029 Non-Core
34001 Special
34002 Special
34003 Special
34004 Special
34005 Special
34006 Special
34007 Special

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33019 PROPRIETARY SUPERVISING STATION SYSTEMS

33019 is a Level II General Non-Core Work element.

33019 DESCRIPTION
Understand a proprietary fire alarm system, including its purpose, system operation, general requirements, power supplies at central proprietary station and remotely located control equipment, signal transmission and processing, types of service available, performance capacities of initialing device and signaling line circuits, and alarm retransmissions. (NFPA 72)

33019 REFERENCES:
NFPA 72

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