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Troubleshooting and Meter Skills – Foundations

Troubleshooting fire alarm system faults is a critical skill if we want to keep building occupants safe and our customers happy. Whether a tech is experienced or just starting out, they might struggle to quickly and accurately identify the following common faults:

  • Open circuit
  • Short circuit
  • Ground fault
  • Reverse polarity

This is a compact version of our full Troubleshooting and Meter Skills course. In this course, students will learn about the elementary physical forces that create electricity and allow current to flow.

For several basic fault conditions, students will learn how to determine which type of fault they are facing, which circuit it is on, and where it is at.

This is a live instructor-led course and incorporates animations, live interactive demos, and hands-on practice diagnosing fire alarm trouble conditions. Beyond merely learning basic meter skills, students will also learn how to use concepts like "divide and conquer."

This class covers the following types of fault conditions:

  • Single open circuit with and without knowing the circuit layout
  • Single short circuit with and without knowing the circuit layout
  • Single ground fault with and without knowing the circuit layout
  • Single reverse polarity with and without knowing the circuit layout

For more in-depth troubleshooting training and practice diagnosing more advanced faults, students will need to complete the full course.


Course length: 8 hours
(8 CPD points)

Price: $500 per student

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