NM CID MS-14 Practice Questions - New Mexico CID MS-14 Dry Chemical Fire Protection Examination Exam

Compared with an NFPA 2001 clean-agent system, an existing NFPA 12A Halon 1301 system is most different because:

Halon 1301 is an ozone-depleting agent that must be recovered, and new installations are not the current replacement path Halon 1301 systems never use detection, predischarge alarms, or enclosure integrity Halon 1301 is a wet chemical listed for UL 300 fryers Halon 1301 is stored only as a low-expansion foam concentrate

Correct Answer:

Halon 1301 is an ozone-depleting agent that must be recovered, and new installations are not the current replacement path

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