BHC Academy

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BHC Academy aim to level up the new generation of engineers' technical and mental skills and as we promised to offer 4 different course syllabus to serve on the largest target segment of engineers and on fields commonly acquired nowadays✌️✌️✌️✌️. Our Courses are :

(1) Electrical Distribution system Diploma
(2) Heating, Ventilation, and Air Conditioning
(3) Photo-Voltaic systems
(4) Low Current Systems

There are 2 scheduled programs that we can Re-check on this link and the courses content 😉

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The registration will be opened to held courses at mid year vacation 😉

Courses will be held at Ratio Co-working space in front of Faculty of Engineering, Ainshams University.

The address: 5 Abd Al Halim Al Zeini Cairo, Egypt
The Location: https://her.is/39UVKLA

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Day (23): Low Current systems Session 7

Session Title: Fire Alarm control panels🚨🚨

Session Outline: Difference between addressable and conventional fire Alarm control panel

With an addressable system, Every device connected to the addressable system has its own unique address. When a fire is detected, the device’s address shows up on the main control panel, telling you exactly which device has been activated. This will enable you to find the exact location of a fire and extinguish them quickly.🔥🔥
With a conventional system, there is no way of pinpointing the exact location of the fire. However, by wiring your building into different zones, you can get a general idea of where the fire is. For instance, if you have two floors, you could wire the first as ‘zone 1’ and the second as zone 2. So if a fire occurs in zone 1, you know that the fire is somewhere on the first floor.