Which documents should be provided for all initiating devices, notification appliances, remote indicators, annunciators, remote test stations, and end-of-line and power supervisory devices?

• A. Product data sheets
• B. Record (as-built) drawings
• C. Operation manuals
• D. Maintenance logs

Answer: (B)

Documenting the as-installed configuration with record (as-built) drawings ensures there is an accurate map of every initiating device, notification appliance, remote indicators, annunciators, remote test stations, and end-of-line and power supervisory devices, including their exact locations, device types, wiring paths, circuit assignments, and power/supervision connections. This enables proper testing, troubleshooting, maintenance, and future modifications, since technicians rely on the drawings to verify circuits and device interconnections match the actual system. While product data sheets, operation manuals, and maintenance logs are useful in their own right, they do not provide the comprehensive, system-wide reference that as-built drawings supply for all devices listed.