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本帖最后由 北方郎 于 2015-1-3 19:23 编辑
听听老美怎么说:
NFPA 72-2010 National Fire Alarm and Signaling Code
A.23.4.2.3 The intent of this paragraph is to prevent situations where the signaling line circuit to a device is required to be one class of operation, while the power circuits, running in the same raceways and subject to the same threats, are wired to a lower class of operation. This means that it is possible to have power wiring connected to a device that is of a different class than the signaling line or initiating device circuits.
One example of where meeting the same minimum performance requirements would still allow different classes of wiring is where the performance requirements are based on distance or the number of devices attached to the wires.
For example, if the signaling line circuit supplies 200 devices and the performance requirement is that not more than 10 devices be lost to a wiring fault, then the class of wiring on the signaling line circuit will be Class A, with isolators to protect against shorts.
Where the power wires never supply more than 10 devices, the power wires could be wired as Class B.
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