F-80 Coordinator of Fire Safety Exam — Questions and Answers

Question 1: What is the primary purpose of a fire watch?

To conduct daily fire drills
To watch for fires from a rooftop observation post
To provide continuous monitoring when fire protection systems are impaired (Correct answer)
To escort visitors through high-risk areas

Correct answer: To provide continuous monitoring when fire protection systems are impaired

A fire watch provides continuous monitoring of an area when automatic fire protection systems (sprinklers, alarms) are out of service or impaired.

Question 2: In the event of a gas leak inside a building, which action is INCORRECT?

Avoid using light switches or electrical devices
Call 911 from outside the building
Open windows inside to ventilate the gas (Correct answer)
Evacuate the building immediately

Correct answer: Open windows inside to ventilate the gas

Any electrical activity including switching lights can ignite gas; evacuation without operating any switches is the correct protocol.

Question 3: A pre-action sprinkler system requires which TWO events before water is discharged?

Fire pump start and valve opening
Smoke alarm and heat alarm
Sprinkler head activation and manual pull station
Detection device activation and sprinkler head activation (Correct answer)

Correct answer: Detection device activation and sprinkler head activation

Pre-action systems require both a detection device to open the pre-action valve and a sprinkler head to fuse before water flows.

Question 4: A Class K fire extinguisher is specifically designed for use on which type of fire?

Electrical equipment fires
Flammable metal fires
Cooking oils and fats in commercial kitchens (Correct answer)
Ordinary combustibles like wood and paper

Correct answer: Cooking oils and fats in commercial kitchens

Class K extinguishers use wet chemical agents that saponify cooking oils and fats, making them the required choice for commercial kitchen hood systems.

Question 5: Which type of sprinkler head activates only at the individual head directly exposed to sufficient heat?

Deluge open-head sprinkler
Pre-action system head
Closed-head sprinkler with a fusible link or glass bulb (Correct answer)
Foam-water sprinkler head

Correct answer: Closed-head sprinkler with a fusible link or glass bulb

Closed-head sprinklers activate individually only when their fusible link or glass bulb is exposed to enough heat, limiting water discharge to the fire area.

Question 6: During a vehicle inspection, which brake component must be checked for minimum thickness?

Brake rotor or drum (Correct answer)
Brake light switch
Brake pedal pad
Brake fluid reservoir

Correct answer: Brake rotor or drum

Brake rotors and drums must meet minimum thickness specifications to ensure adequate heat dissipation and stopping power.

Question 7: Which type of decontamination is performed immediately in the field to remove the majority of a contaminant before a casualty receives further treatment?

Technical decontamination
Secondary decontamination
Definitive decontamination
Emergency gross decontamination (Correct answer)

Correct answer: Emergency gross decontamination

Emergency gross decontamination uses water to rapidly remove 80–95% of a contaminant from casualties in the field, reducing harm before thorough technical decontamination.

Question 8: What is the main difference between a hazard and a risk?

A hazard is always more dangerous than a risk
A hazard is a potential source of harm; a risk is the likelihood and consequence of that harm occurring (Correct answer)
Risk refers only to financial loss, while hazard refers to physical injury
There is no difference; the terms are interchangeable in OSHA standards

Correct answer: A hazard is a potential source of harm; a risk is the likelihood and consequence of that harm occurring

A hazard is the source or situation with potential to cause harm, while risk combines the probability of harm occurring with its severity.

Question 9: Which approach is most effective for problem-solving in Fire Safety Systems?

Random trial and error
Always asking someone else
Systematic analysis followed by evidence-based decision making (Correct answer)
Ignoring the problem until it resolves itself

Correct answer: Systematic analysis followed by evidence-based decision making

Systematic, evidence-based approaches lead to more reliable solutions than ad hoc methods.

Question 10: During a risk assessment, 'likelihood' refers to:

The cost to control the hazard
The severity of injury if exposure occurs
The probability that a hazard will cause harm (Correct answer)
The number of employees exposed

Correct answer: The probability that a hazard will cause harm

Likelihood (or probability) is the chance that a hazard will actually result in an adverse event or injury.

Question 11: What is the minimum audible alarm level required by NFPA 72 in a sleeping area above the ambient sound level?

10 dB
25 dB
5 dB
15 dB (Correct answer)

Correct answer: 15 dB

NFPA 72 requires audible alarm appliances to produce a sound level at least 15 dB above the average ambient sound level in sleeping areas.

Question 12: What action must the F80 coordinator take when construction work requires a fire protection system impairment?

Require the contractor to provide temporary fire extinguishers only
Implement a fire watch and notify building management and the fire department (Correct answer)
Shut down the entire building until work is complete
Allow work to proceed if the contractor has insurance

Correct answer: Implement a fire watch and notify building management and the fire department

System impairments require a fire watch, notification to building management, and in many cases notification to the fire department.

Question 13: Which fire protection system must be inspected and tested quarterly in a high-rise building under an F80 holder's supervision?

Emergency lighting
Standpipe system
Smoke control system
Fire alarm system (Correct answer)

Correct answer: Fire alarm system

Fire alarm systems in high-rise buildings require quarterly inspection and testing per NYC Fire Code and NFPA standards.

Question 14: Which document is typically used to communicate chemical hazards to workers in the US?

Incident Investigation Report
Safety Data Sheet (SDS) (Correct answer)
Personal Protective Equipment Checklist
Job Hazard Analysis (JHA)

Correct answer: Safety Data Sheet (SDS)

Safety Data Sheets (SDS), required under OSHA's Hazard Communication Standard, provide detailed information about chemical hazards.

Question 15: Under NFPA 10, portable fire extinguishers must be inspected at a minimum of every:

1 year
30 days (Correct answer)
3 years
6 months

Correct answer: 30 days

NFPA 10 requires that portable fire extinguishers be visually inspected at least monthly to confirm they are accessible, charged, and undamaged.

Question 16: What is flashover in fire behavior?

The rapid transition to full room involvement when all combustible surfaces ignite simultaneously (Correct answer)
When sprinkler heads activate automatically
The initial ignition of a fire at its point of origin
When a fire is fully extinguished

Correct answer: The rapid transition to full room involvement when all combustible surfaces ignite simultaneously

Flashover is the rapid transition where radiant heat causes all combustible surfaces in a compartment to ignite simultaneously.

Question 17: Which of the following materials is most likely to ignite from sparks produced during hot work?

Sawdust (Correct answer)
Metal beams
Glass
Concrete

Correct answer: Sawdust

Sawdust, being a fine particulate organic material, has a large surface area and a relatively low ignition temperature. This makes it highly susceptible to ignition from sparks or hot slag produced during hot work operations. Unlike concrete, metal, or glass, sawdust can easily catch fire and spread rapidly, posing a significant fire hazard.

Question 18: Under NFPA 72, what is the required minimum wire gauge for a Class A fire alarm circuit?

16 AWG
18 AWG (Correct answer)
14 AWG
12 AWG

Correct answer: 18 AWG

NFPA 72 requires a minimum of 18 AWG conductors for fire alarm circuits; the manufacturer's listing may require larger gauges.

Question 19: What are the three elements of the fire triangle?

Fuel, oxygen, and heat (Correct answer)
Oxygen, nitrogen, and heat
Fuel, carbon dioxide, and heat
Fuel, water, and heat

Correct answer: Fuel, oxygen, and heat

The fire triangle consists of fuel, oxygen, and heat — removing any one element will extinguish the fire.

Question 20: What type of fire alarm pull station is typically installed in homeless shelters under F80 requirements?

Break-glass pull station
Dual-action pull station
Key-operated pull station
Single-action pull station (Correct answer)

Correct answer: Single-action pull station

Single-action pull stations are the standard type installed in homeless shelters, requiring only one motion to activate.

Question 21: After a fire watch concludes because the impaired system has been restored, when should the completion be documented?

Immediately upon system restoration (Correct answer)
Within 7 days of the system restoration
Within 24 hours of the system restoration
At the next scheduled FDNY inspection

Correct answer: Immediately upon system restoration

Restoration documentation must be completed immediately upon system restoration to accurately record the end of the fire watch and confirm that the building's fire protection is operational.

Question 22: What is the significance of documentation in Code Requirements?

Only management needs to document
Only required during audits
Documentation is unnecessary busy work
It provides a record for accountability, quality assurance, and legal compliance (Correct answer)

Correct answer: It provides a record for accountability, quality assurance, and legal compliance

Proper documentation supports accountability, enables quality review, and satisfies legal requirements.

Question 23: Which fuel scenario represents a Class K fire hazard?

Magnesium shavings in a machine shop
Gasoline spilled on a garage floor
A burning wooden pallet
Hot cooking oil in a commercial fryer (Correct answer)

Correct answer: Hot cooking oil in a commercial fryer

Class K fires involve cooking oils and fats in commercial cooking equipment and require wet chemical suppression agents.

Question 24: What should an inspector verify about a vehicle's fuel system during a safety inspection?

That the fuel injectors have been recently serviced
That there are no visible fuel leaks and the cap seals properly (Correct answer)
That the fuel is the correct octane grade
That the fuel tank is at least half full

Correct answer: That there are no visible fuel leaks and the cap seals properly

Inspectors check for visible fuel leaks and a properly sealing fuel cap to prevent fire hazards.

Question 25: What is the function of a jockey (pressure maintenance) pump in a fire suppression system?

Boost pressure during a major fire event
Provide emergency backup to the main fire pump
Maintain system pressure and detect small leaks (Correct answer)
Prime the main fire pump before startup

Correct answer: Maintain system pressure and detect small leaks

A jockey pump maintains baseline system pressure and cycles to compensate for minor leaks, signaling potential problems if it runs excessively.

Question 26: According to the NYC Fire Code, how long must a fire watch be maintained after hot work is completed?

1 hour (Correct answer)
3 hours
15 minutes
30 minutes

Correct answer: 1 hour

According to the NYC Fire Code, a fire watch must be maintained for at least one hour after hot work operations are completed. This extended period is crucial because residual heat, embers, or smoldering materials can ignite fires long after the visible hot work has stopped. The one-hour watch ensures that any delayed ignitions are detected and extinguished before they can spread.

Question 27: What does the term 'residual risk' mean in the context of risk assessment?

Risk associated only with chemical hazards
Risk that remains after all control measures have been implemented (Correct answer)
Risk that existed before any controls were applied
Risk transferred to a third-party contractor

Correct answer: Risk that remains after all control measures have been implemented

Residual risk is the level of risk that remains after all practical control measures have been applied.

Question 28: Under F80 regulations, which agency is primarily responsible for enforcing federal fire safety codes in federally occupied buildings?

OSHA
The National Fire Protection Association (NFPA)
FEMA
The General Services Administration (GSA) (Correct answer)

Correct answer: The General Services Administration (GSA)

The GSA is the primary federal agency responsible for enforcing fire safety regulations in federally owned and occupied buildings.

Question 29: During an F80 inspection, which lighting component must be tested for proper aim and intensity?

Hazard lights only
Turn signals only
Headlights (high and low beam) (Correct answer)
Interior dome lights

Correct answer: Headlights (high and low beam)

Headlights must be tested for correct aim and sufficient intensity at both high and low beam settings.

Question 30: Which factor is MOST critical when determining the evacuation assembly point during emergency planning?

Proximity to the building's main entrance for easy access
A covered area to protect evacuees from weather
Proximity to parking areas for rapid vehicle deployment
A location upwind and a safe distance from the building (Correct answer)

Correct answer: A location upwind and a safe distance from the building

Assembly points must be upwind to keep evacuees out of smoke or chemical plumes, and at a safe distance to avoid hazards from the emergency itself.

Question 31: Under F80 inspection standards, how are vehicle lights tested for proper operation when a vehicle has LED lighting?

LED lights are exempt from brightness testing
LED lights are tested the same way as conventional bulbs — for function, aim, and intensity (Correct answer)
Only the color of LED lights is verified, not intensity
LED systems are assumed correct if installed by the manufacturer

Correct answer: LED lights are tested the same way as conventional bulbs — for function, aim, and intensity

LED lights must pass the same functional, aim, and intensity standards as conventional bulbs regardless of technology type.

Question 32: A fire pump must be tested at full rated flow under which standard?

NFPA 72
NFPA 24
NFPA 20 (Correct answer)
NFPA 80

Correct answer: NFPA 20

NFPA 20, Standard for the Installation of Stationary Pumps for Fire Protection, governs fire pump installation and requires annual flow testing at rated conditions.

Question 33: Which valve type is preferred for controlling water flow in fire protection systems because it provides a visual indication of its open or closed position?

Butterfly valve
Globe valve
OS&Y (Outside Screw and Yoke) gate valve (Correct answer)
Ball valve

Correct answer: OS&Y (Outside Screw and Yoke) gate valve

OS&Y gate valves expose the stem when open and retract it when closed, providing a clear visual indicator of valve position.

Question 34: What is a Hot Work Permit, and when is it required?

An OSHA form required any time workers are exposed to temperatures above 90°F
Documentation required when operating heating systems above their rated capacity during cold weather
Written authorization required before any work involving open flames, sparks, or heat that could ignite a fire, such as welding or cutting (Correct answer)
A permit issued by the FDNY for any work performed in buildings above 75 feet

Correct answer: Written authorization required before any work involving open flames, sparks, or heat that could ignite a fire, such as welding or cutting

A Hot Work Permit is required before any activity that generates open flames, sparks, or heat sufficient to ignite surrounding materials — including welding, cutting, brazing, and grinding. The permit process ensures fire hazards are identified and controlled before work begins.

Question 35: Which risk control measure is considered MOST effective according to the hierarchy of controls?

Training employees on emergency procedures
Installing warning signs near hazardous areas
Providing personal protective equipment to occupants
Eliminating the hazard entirely from the environment (Correct answer)

Correct answer: Eliminating the hazard entirely from the environment

Elimination removes the hazard completely and is the most effective level in the hierarchy of controls because it leaves no residual risk from that hazard.

Question 36: During an inspection, an F-80 fire guard notices that a required fire safety plan is not posted at the site. What is the correct course of action?

Evacuate the building immediately
Suspend all hot work until the plan is restored
Post a handwritten replacement plan
Notify the site safety manager and document the deficiency in the log (Correct answer)

Correct answer: Notify the site safety manager and document the deficiency in the log

The fire guard must notify the site safety manager and document the missing fire safety plan as a deficiency in the fire guard log.

Question 37: During a lockdown emergency, what is the correct protocol when someone knocks on the locked door?

Open the door if a known employee is visible through the window
Open the door if two or more people are requesting entry
Open the door only if the person identifies themselves verbally
Do not open the door until an all-clear is given by official authority (Correct answer)

Correct answer: Do not open the door until an all-clear is given by official authority

Once lockdown is initiated, doors must remain locked until official all-clear is communicated — even for seemingly familiar individuals.

Question 38: Which condition requires an operator to immediately remove a forklift from service?

Tire pressure is 5 PSI below specification
Low fuel indicator light is on
The seat belt is slightly frayed
A cracked fork tine detected during pre-shift inspection (Correct answer)

Correct answer: A cracked fork tine detected during pre-shift inspection

A cracked fork tine is a critical structural defect that can cause the fork to fail under load, requiring the truck to be tagged out until repaired.

Question 39: According to NEC 310.15, which conductor ampacity correction factor applies when conductors are installed in an ambient temperature of 40°C (104°F)?

0.71
0.58
0.82 (Correct answer)
0.91

Correct answer: 0.82

For 75°C-rated conductors at 40°C ambient, NEC Table 310.15(B)(1) specifies a correction factor of 0.82.

Question 40: During an F80 fire safety inspection, what is the required minimum width for a means of egress corridor in an existing building?

48 inches
36 inches
56 inches
44 inches (Correct answer)

Correct answer: 44 inches

NYC Building Code requires a minimum corridor width of 44 inches for means of egress in most occupancy types.

Question 41: What distinguishes a 'Class I' standpipe system from a 'Class II' standpipe system?

Class I is for high-rise buildings; Class II is for low-rise
Class I requires a fire pump; Class II does not
Class I is wet; Class II is dry
Class I provides 2½-inch hose connections for fire department use; Class II provides 1½-inch hose stations for occupant use (Correct answer)

Correct answer: Class I provides 2½-inch hose connections for fire department use; Class II provides 1½-inch hose stations for occupant use

Class I standpipes supply 2½-inch connections intended for trained fire department personnel, while Class II standpipes supply 1½-inch hose stations for first-aid use by occupants.

Question 42: Which piece of equipment is required during hot work operations to prevent fire hazards?

First aid kit
Smoke detector
Fire extinguisher (Correct answer)
CO2 detector

Correct answer: Fire extinguisher

During hot work operations, sparks, slag, or heat can easily ignite nearby combustible materials. A fire extinguisher is the most immediate and effective tool to suppress any small fires that may occur. Having a functional fire extinguisher readily available is a mandatory safety requirement, allowing for quick intervention to prevent a minor incident from escalating into a major fire.

Question 43: According to F80 code requirements, heat detectors in an unheated attic space must be rated for which temperature range?

Extra-high (325–500°F)
Intermediate (175–225°F)
High (250–330°F) (Correct answer)
Ordinary (135–170°F)

Correct answer: High (250–330°F)

Unheated attic spaces can reach extreme temperatures in summer, so high-temperature rated detectors (250–330°F) are required to prevent false alarms.

Question 44: Under NEC 300.14, at least how much free conductor length must be left at each outlet, junction, or switch point for splices or connections?

4 inches
8 inches
12 inches
6 inches (Correct answer)

Correct answer: 6 inches

NEC 300.14 requires a minimum of 6 inches of free conductor length, measured from the point it emerges from the raceway or cable sheath.

Question 45: Which type of occupancy classification under NFPA 101 has the HIGHEST life safety risk due to occupant mobility limitations?

Industrial
Health care (Correct answer)
Business
Mercantile

Correct answer: Health care

Health care occupancies present the highest risk because patients may be bedridden or otherwise unable to self-evacuate.

Question 46: Under NFPA 72, what is the maximum allowable ceiling height for a spot-type smoke detector installed without supplemental coverage?

15 feet
30 feet
10 feet
20 feet (Correct answer)

Correct answer: 20 feet

NFPA 72 allows spot-type smoke detectors up to 20 feet ceiling height without requiring supplemental coverage measures.

Question 47: Which document must an F80 certificate holder maintain on-site during their watch?

A copy of NFPA 72
Original building blueprints
Their social security card
Their Certificate of Fitness and the building's fire alarm log (Correct answer)

Correct answer: Their Certificate of Fitness and the building's fire alarm log

An F80 certificate holder must keep their Certificate of Fitness and the building's fire alarm system log accessible during their period of supervision.

Question 48: What is the importance of communication skills in Inspection Procedures?

Communication skills cannot be learned
Technical skills are sufficient without communication
Clear communication prevents errors, builds relationships, and ensures understanding among all parties (Correct answer)
Communication is only important for managers

Correct answer: Clear communication prevents errors, builds relationships, and ensures understanding among all parties

Effective communication is essential for coordination, error prevention, and stakeholder relationships.

Question 49: When transferring physical client records to off-site storage, it is MOST important to:

Pack files in any available boxes to save time
Create an inventory log documenting what was transferred and where (Correct answer)
Transfer records without notifying compliance to avoid delays
Shred duplicates before sending to reduce storage costs

Correct answer: Create an inventory log documenting what was transferred and where

An inventory log ensures records can be located and retrieved promptly, which is essential for regulatory compliance and legal requests.

Question 50: Which sign of fire behavior should cause a firefighter or occupant to immediately exit a structure?

Darkening, rolling smoke near the ceiling that suddenly reverses direction (Correct answer)
The sound of a smoke detector activating
Visible smoke near the ceiling
Steady orange flames at knee height

Correct answer: Darkening, rolling smoke near the ceiling that suddenly reverses direction

Darkening, turbulent smoke that rolls back toward the floor is a warning sign of backdraft or flashover, requiring immediate evacuation.

Question 51: What structural fire behavior concept describes hot fire gases banking down from the ceiling, reducing the height of the survivable atmosphere for occupants?

Pressure differential
Thermal layering
Neutral plane drop (Correct answer)
Stack effect

Correct answer: Neutral plane drop

The neutral plane is the interface between hot upper gases and cooler lower air; as a fire grows, this plane drops, reducing breathable space for occupants and firefighters.

Question 52: What role does continuing education play in Fire Safety Systems?

Only beneficial for management
Keeping practitioners current with evolving best practices and new developments (Correct answer)
It is optional and rarely helpful
Only required for new practitioners

Correct answer: Keeping practitioners current with evolving best practices and new developments

Continuing education ensures practitioners stay current with advances in their field.

Question 53: A forklift's load capacity rating applies when the load center is at:

The center of the mast
24 inches from the fork face (Correct answer)
The tip of the forks
The heel of the forks

Correct answer: 24 inches from the fork face

Standard load capacity ratings assume a 24-inch load center, meaning the load's center of gravity is 24 inches from the face of the forks.

Question 54: What class of standpipe system provides 2½-inch hose connections for use by fire department personnel?

Class IV
Class III
Class II
Class I (Correct answer)

Correct answer: Class I

Class I standpipe systems provide 2½-inch hose connections intended for use by fire department personnel and trained personnel.

Question 55: Which event typically triggers an automatic Phase I elevator recall?

A confirmed fire reported by a floor warden to the Fire Safety Director
Activation of any manual fire pull station in the building
Activation of a smoke detector in an elevator lobby or machine room (Correct answer)
An occupant pressing the emergency button inside an elevator cab

Correct answer: Activation of a smoke detector in an elevator lobby or machine room

Phase I recall is automatically triggered by smoke detectors located in elevator lobbies, hoistways, or the elevator machine room. This protects occupants from elevator doors opening on a smoke-filled floor.

Question 56: Which condition of a vehicle's tires would pass an F80 inspection?

A tire with a large nail embedded in the sidewall
A tire with a sidewall bulge or bubble
A tire meeting minimum tread depth with no structural damage, proper inflation, and correct size (Correct answer)
A tire with visible cord or belts showing through the tread

Correct answer: A tire meeting minimum tread depth with no structural damage, proper inflation, and correct size

A tire passes inspection when it meets tread depth minimums, has no structural damage, is correctly inflated, and is the proper size for the vehicle.

Question 57: An operator is traveling on a level surface when the load begins to sway. The best immediate response is to:

Reverse direction quickly to compensate for the sway
Increase speed to stabilize the load through forward momentum
Stop gradually and lower the load to a safe travel height (Correct answer)
Tilt the mast fully forward to redistribute the load weight

Correct answer: Stop gradually and lower the load to a safe travel height

Stopping gradually and lowering the load reduces the risk of the load falling and brings the center of gravity closer to the ground for stability.

Question 58: Which of the following is the PRIMARY purpose of a Job Hazard Analysis (JHA) in fire prevention?

To schedule routine maintenance activities
To systematically identify potential hazards associated with each step of a task (Correct answer)
To determine insurance premiums for a facility
To assign blame after an incident

Correct answer: To systematically identify potential hazards associated with each step of a task

A Job Hazard Analysis breaks down tasks into individual steps to identify and mitigate potential hazards before they cause harm.

Question 59: Which of the following actions by a tenant would most seriously compromise compartmentalization on their floor?

Adding a non-load-bearing partition within their leased space
Installing a larger desk near the window
Replacing ceiling tiles with a different style that meets the same fire rating
Drilling a hole through a fire-rated wall and leaving it unsealed around a new cable run (Correct answer)

Correct answer: Drilling a hole through a fire-rated wall and leaving it unsealed around a new cable run

Penetrations through fire-rated walls — for cables, pipes, or ducts — must be sealed with listed firestop materials. An unsealed penetration creates a direct pathway for fire and smoke to breach the barrier, eliminating the rated separation between compartments.

Question 60: Which document must an F-80 certificate of fitness holder have readily available at the premises during fire safety system impairments?

The building's certificate of occupancy
The sprinkler contractor's license
The original certificate of fitness
A fire safety impairment log and notification records (Correct answer)

Correct answer: A fire safety impairment log and notification records

During fire safety system impairments, the F-80 holder must maintain an impairment log and records showing proper notifications were made to the fire department and building occupants.

Question 61: When multiple fire alarm panels are networked together, NFPA 72 requires that each panel must be capable of:

Being programmed from a single remote workstation
Routing all signals through a central master panel only
Operating independently if the network connection is lost (Correct answer)
Sharing a single battery backup for the entire network

Correct answer: Operating independently if the network connection is lost

Each networked FACU must operate independently and maintain full functionality if the network link to other panels fails.

Question 62: What happens when a deluge sprinkler system activates?

An alarm sounds but water release is delayed 60 seconds
Only pre-selected heads activate based on zone detection
Only the sprinkler head nearest the fire opens
Water discharges simultaneously from all open sprinkler heads throughout the protected area (Correct answer)

Correct answer: Water discharges simultaneously from all open sprinkler heads throughout the protected area

A deluge system has all heads open at all times; when activated by detection, water is released simultaneously from every head, flooding the entire protected zone.

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