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Presentation Qualification issues. Class B and Class A wiring. DCL B and DCL A wiring. Alberta Building Code 2006 fire alarm systems. Smoke Alarms Alberta Building Code 2006 smoke alarms Qualification Fire Alarm System ConductorsRule 32-100 Insulation rating of not less than 300 V Shall be suitable for the purpose of the type listed in Table 19 and individual conductors smaller than #14 AWG installed in a raceway shall be equipment wire of the type listed in Table 11. Fire Alarm System ConductorsRule 32-100 Conductors shall not be smaller than: a)#16 AWG for individual conductors pulled in a raceway. b)#19 AWG for individual conductors laid in a raceway. c)#19 AWG cable assembly of two or more conductors. d)#22 AWG cable assembly of four or more conductors. Wiring Methods Rule 32-102 (non-combustible construction) All conductors of a fire alarm system shall be: a) installed in a metal raceway b) installed in a cable having a metal armour or sheath. c) installed in rigid non-metallic conduit, where embedded in at least 50 mm of masonry or poured concrete, or installed underground. d) installed in electrical non-metallic tubing, where embedded in at least 50 mm of masonry or poured concrete. Wiring Methods Rule 32-102 (combustible construction) Conductors installed in combustible construction shall be installed in accordance with Section 12 a) Non-metallic sheathed cable. b) FAS cable; or c) installed in a totally enclosed non- metallic raceway. Conventional Wiring Class B wiring incorporates end of line devices. (2 conductor circuit) Class A wiring does not incorporate end of line devices. (4 conductor circuit) T tap splices can not be used on either wiring method. Class A wiring Class B wiring for flow switch and tamper switch Class B wiring for control vale switch and tamper switch Multiplex wiring for addressable systems DCL B two conductor circuits or data loops do not incorporate end of line devices and can be T tapped. DCL