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Michigan Fire Alarm Specialty Technician
Try 10 questions across the topics in the PSI bulletin — power-limited and fire alarm circuits, wiring methods, grounding and bonding and Michigan laws and rules — on the 2023 NEC, the edition the Michigan exam is based on. You get a score for each topic and an explanation that cites the section.
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The Michigan Fire Alarm Specialty Technician exam is 36 questions in 90 minutes, open book, and you need 75% to pass. It tests the NEC and Michigan law as they relate to fire alarm systems, not NFPA 72, and you need NICET Level II in fire alarm systems (or ESA CFAT Level II) to sit it.
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