Emergency Control Interfaces
Master critical emergency control interfaces and integration requirements in modern fire alarm systems with our comprehensive course. Designed for fire alarm technicians and system designers, this course covers essential NFPA 72 Chapter 21 requirements for interfacing fire alarm systems with building emergency controls. Learn about elevator recall operations, door release systems, HVAC controls, and other critical emergency functions.
Through detailed instruction on code requirements and practical applications, gain the knowledge needed to properly integrate and test these vital life safety interfaces.
Read more about the course in the course details below.
Our Emergency Control Interfaces course provides a thorough examination of the requirements and methods for integrating fire alarm systems with building emergency control functions as specified in NFPA 72 and related codes. The course explores how properly designed systems interface with other electronic and mechanical systems such as elevators, fans, access control, and environmental sensors.
The curriculum covers NFPA 72 requirements for emergency control function interfaces, including elevator recall operations, door locking arrangements, and HVAC controls. Students will learn about smoke detector placement requirements for door release service, automatic sprinkler supervision, and the coordination needed between sprinkler systems and elevator power shutdown. The course examines specific timing requirements for emergency operations and details the requirements for magnetic door holder release and delayed egress locking systems.
Through comprehensive instruction on code requirements and system integration, participants gain practical knowledge about interfacing fire alarm systems with various building controls. The course material emphasizes the importance of proper device placement, operational sequences, and system supervision to ensure reliable emergency operations. This training is essential for fire alarm technicians, system designers, and professionals involved in integrating fire alarm systems with building emergency controls.
Use the grid below to determine which states have CEU approval for this course, along with how many credit hours it has, and any other special instructions.
| State | Hours | Special Instructions |
| Louisiana | 1 |
