Fire Systems (Webinar and In-Person)

 2 CEU Hours -CRSE2608-0031-Fire Alarm Circuits Under the Restructured 2026 NEC (Article 760); NPLFA and PLFA circuits under the new structure: the cable families, the branch-circuit rule, the Chapter 9 tables, and where Article 760 now hands off to Article 722. If you wire fire alarm, this is your map of the 2026 changes. This class is also appropriate for the Registered Unlicensed Technician (RT/RE).  This class meets the State requirement for Code hours.

2 CEU Hours -CRSE2608-0030- Wiring Methods, Cables & Circuit Integrity for Fire Alarm Systems; Articles 720 and 722 with Chapter 3: fire alarm cable by space, the substitution hierarchy, separation from power, and circuit-integrity installation for the circuits that have to survive the fire they report.  This class meets the State requirement for Code hours.

4 CEU Hours -CRSE2608-0023- Fire Alarm System Design, Installation & Field Practices; This 4-hour course takes the fire alarm system from panel to proof: FACPs, initiating and notification circuits, supervision, survivability, notification math that actually works in the building, and preparing for acceptance testing with the fire AHJ — including the NFPA 72 documentation that closes the job out clean.

This course is designed for Power Limited Technicians (PLT), Registered Unlicensed RT/RE, and other licensed electrical professionals who install, maintain, inspect, or design low-voltage and limited-energy systems.  This class meets the State requirement for Technical hours.

 2 CEU Hours -CRSE2608-0031-Fire Alarm Circuits Under the Restructured 2026 NEC (Article 760); NPLFA and PLFA circuits under the new structure: the cable families, the branch-circuit rule, the Chapter 9 tables, and where Article 760 now hands off to Article 722. If you wire fire alarm, this is your map of the 2026 changes. This class is also appropriate for the Registered Unlicensed Technician (RT/RE).  This class meets the State requirement for Code hours.

 2 CEU Hours -CRSE2608-0031-Fire Alarm Circuits Under the Restructured 2026 NEC (Article 760); NPLFA and PLFA circuits under the new structure: the cable families, the branch-circuit rule, the Chapter 9 tables, and where Article 760 now hands off to Article 722. If you wire fire alarm, this is your map of the 2026 changes. This class is also appropriate for the Registered Unlicensed Technician (RT/RE).  This class meets the State requirement for Code hours.

2 CEU Hours -CRSE2608-0030- Wiring Methods, Cables & Circuit Integrity for Fire Alarm Systems; Articles 720 and 722 with Chapter 3: fire alarm cable by space, the substitution hierarchy, separation from power, and circuit-integrity installation for the circuits that have to survive the fire they report.  This class meets the State requirement for Code hours.

4 CEU Hours -CRSE2608-0023- Fire Alarm System Design, Installation & Field Practices; This 4-hour course takes the fire alarm system from panel to proof: FACPs, initiating and notification circuits, supervision, survivability, notification math that actually works in the building, and preparing for acceptance testing with the fire AHJ — including the NFPA 72 documentation that closes the job out clean.

This course is designed for Power Limited Technicians (PLT), Registered Unlicensed RT/RE, and other licensed electrical professionals who install, maintain, inspect, or design low-voltage and limited-energy systems.  This class meets the State requirement for Technical hours.

 2 CEU Hours -CRSE2608-0031-Fire Alarm Circuits Under the Restructured 2026 NEC (Article 760); NPLFA and PLFA circuits under the new structure: the cable families, the branch-circuit rule, the Chapter 9 tables, and where Article 760 now hands off to Article 722. If you wire fire alarm, this is your map of the 2026 changes. This class is also appropriate for the Registered Unlicensed Technician (RT/RE).  This class meets the State requirement for Code hours.

2 CEU Hours -CRSE2608-0030- Wiring Methods, Cables & Circuit Integrity for Fire Alarm Systems; Articles 720 and 722 with Chapter 3: fire alarm cable by space, the substitution hierarchy, separation from power, and circuit-integrity installation for the circuits that have to survive the fire they report.  This class meets the State requirement for Code hours.

4 CEU Hours -CRSE2608-0023- Fire Alarm System Design, Installation & Field Practices; This 4-hour course takes the fire alarm system from panel to proof: FACPs, initiating and notification circuits, supervision, survivability, notification math that actually works in the building, and preparing for acceptance testing with the fire AHJ — including the NFPA 72 documentation that closes the job out clean.

This course is designed for Power Limited Technicians (PLT), Registered Unlicensed RT/RE, and other licensed electrical professionals who install, maintain, inspect, or design low-voltage and limited-energy systems.  This class meets the State requirement for Technical hours.

 2 CEU Hours -CRSE2608-0031-Fire Alarm Circuits Under the Restructured 2026 NEC (Article 760); NPLFA and PLFA circuits under the new structure: the cable families, the branch-circuit rule, the Chapter 9 tables, and where Article 760 now hands off to Article 722. If you wire fire alarm, this is your map of the 2026 changes. This class is also appropriate for the Registered Unlicensed Technician (RT/RE).  This class meets the State requirement for Code hours.