NICET Fire Alarm Prep I & II

Prepare for the NICET Fire Alarm Systems exams, Level I and Level II, inside a study app built like a fire alarm panel. Read the display, call the signal, choose the next action and see the reason for every option.

ANNUNCIATOR DRILLS
Each drill is a panel event on a real kind of job: a smoke detector on two, waterflow on a riser, a tampered valve, a tripped duct detector, an open circuit, a ground fault after rain, lost AC power, a weak notification circuit, an elevator recall or a failed monitoring path. First call it alarm, supervisory or trouble. The LEDs stay dark until you do. Then pick the correct next action. Every choice is explained, and each drill ends with the rule to remember. Ten categories, and the first drill in each is free.

FREE BENCH TOOLS
Two calculators, always free. Battery Sizing works out standby and alarm amp-hours with a safety margin and shows the math. NAC Voltage Drop finds far-end voltage from load, one-way length and wire gauge, shows the longest run the circuit can carry, and tells you whether you stay above the appliance minimum.

YOUR PANEL
Choose your target exam and date. The home screen shows your exam countdown, today's panel call, your weakest zone and the questions waiting to be cleared. LED bars track your accuracy in every exam domain.

STUDY EVERY DOMAIN
• Scored ten-question practice sets with a per-domain summary and review of misses
• Scenario-based multiple choice, true/false, flashcards and term matching
• Practice by domain, with question counts that follow NICET's published domain ranges
• A searchable glossary of fire alarm terms
• Formulas and references with worked examples: Ohm's law, voltage drop, battery capacity, detector spacing, audibility and more
• The exam outline with NICET's published domain ranges, question counts, time limits and reference lists

Content follows NICET's current content outlines. Level I: Installation; Maintenance; Submittal Preparation and System Layout. Level II: Installation; Maintenance; Submittal Preparation and System Layout; Management and Supervision. Topics include initiating devices, notification appliances, pathway classes, Article 760 wiring, testing and record keeping, shop drawings, job site safety and project coordination.

KNOW YOUR CODE EDITION
NICET says current exams are based on the 2022 edition of NFPA 72 and the 2020 edition of NFPA 70, with the 2021 IBC at Level II. NICET expects updated exams based on the 2025 edition of NFPA 72 around mid-2027. Always check NICET's site before you test. This app explains ideas in its own words and does not reproduce the code books, so keep your own copies close.

FREE AND PREMIUM
A full scored practice set, a sample of every study mode, the first drill in each category and both calculators are free. Premium unlocks the full library with a subscription or a one-time lifetime purchase.

Official sources (also linked in the app):
NICET Fire Alarm Systems: https://www.nicet.org/fas
Level I outline: https://www.nicet.org/nicetorg/assets/File/public/FAS_I_Content_Outline.pdf
Level II outline: https://www.nicet.org/nicetorg/assets/File/public/FAS_II_Content_Outline.pdf
NFPA free access: https://www.nfpa.org/freeaccess
OSHA rules on eCFR: https://www.ecfr.gov/current/title-29/subtitle-B/chapter-XVII/part-1926

This app is an independent study aid. It is not affiliated with, endorsed by, or sponsored by the National Institute for Certification in Engineering Technologies (NICET), the National Society of Professional Engineers or the National Fire Protection Association. NICET and NFPA marks belong to their respective owners. This is not a government app and does not provide any government service. Codes vary by jurisdiction and adopted edition; follow your authority having jurisdiction.

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