Texas Fire Alarm License Practice Test

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What is indicated on a yellow label regarding system conditions?

The system is under testing
The system has been approved
The system requires repairs to meet codes
The system is installed correctly

The correct answer is: The system requires repairs to meet codes

A yellow label typically indicates that the fire alarm system requires repairs in order to meet applicable codes. This designation is critical in alerting both technicians and building occupants that there are deficiencies or issues that need to be addressed to ensure the system operates effectively and adheres to safety standards. Such labels are used as a visual cue for maintenance personnel to prioritize repairs and rectify any conditions that could compromise the safety of the building. In contrast, a green label would typically denote that a system has been approved, indicating proper installation and function, while a yellow label is used specifically for systems needing repairs. A label indicating that a system is under testing would generally be a different color or format, as would a label indicating that the system has been installed correctly. Understanding these color-coded labels is vital for fire safety compliance and maintenance protocols.