I design fire alarm systems professionally and this is not the correct approach. There are many factors such as evaluating the building use group, occupant loading, and much more. I noticed notification and initiating devices was on the same circuit. You would also not usually have two fire alarm control panels but instead a NAC booster panel. We also have very stringent calcs to perform that can be limited to current draws of mfg-specific devices and the max amps available from the FACP. I can detail everything wrong but I would recommend you have some formal training on applicable fire alarm systems.
Revit: Fire-Alarm Systems Design
With Eric Wing
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Duration: 1h 29m
Skill level: Intermediate
Released: 9/28/2018
Course details
Learn how to design fire-alarm systems in Revit, and keep your architectural modeling skills up to date. Eric Wing shows you how to set up your views, link to your architectural model, and incorporate different fire-alarm devices, such as wall- and ceiling-mounted smoke detectors, control panels, cable trays, and conduit. Plus, find out how to add in wiring and circuits, customize panel schedules, and add detail to your Revit drawings, including views from other sources like AutoCAD.
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Joseph Montuori, NICET Level IV
Joseph Montuori, NICET Level IV
Owner @ Peace Of Mind Fire & Security | Helping clients, AHJ's & Contractors with commercial Fire & Security for over 16 years.
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