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Low Current Security & Life Safety Systems
Rating: 3.6 out of 5(6 ratings)
116 students

Low Current Security & Life Safety Systems

Low current system, ELV Systems, Structure Cabling
Created byAhmed Moharram
Last updated 2/2026
Arabic
Arabic [Auto],

What you'll learn

  • Understand the fundamentals and design principles of Fire Alarm Systems
  • Design complete CCTV systems including camera selection
  • Configure and design Access Control systems for different building types
  • Design Public Address and Voice Evacuation systems with proper zoning
  • Understand Intercom system architecture and integration with security systems

Course content

4 sections51 lectures7h 38m total length
  • 1.1- Fire Alarm Introduction6:14
  • 1.2-Smoke Detectors9:59
  • 1.3-Heat Detector5:04
  • 1.4-Other Detectors6:29
  • 1.5-Detector selection3:04
  • 1.6- Fire Alarm in CAD4:07
  • 1.7-Detector Range in CAD5:39
  • 1.8-Distributing Detectors in CAD 116:03
  • 1.9-Distributing Detectors in CAD 214:43
  • 1.10-Manual point and Alarms7:54
  • 1.11- Modules6:01
  • 1.12-Manual Point And Alarm in CAD4:11
  • 1.13-Conventional Control Panel9:24
  • 1.14-Addressable Panel7:16
  • 1.15-Wiring and routing6:48
  • 1.16-FA Wiring in CAD10:16
  • 1.17-Tagging in CAD10:05
  • 1.18-FA Riser Diagram5:56
  • 1.19-FA Riser Diagram in CAD10:14
  • Chapter 1 Assignment (Fire Alarm system)

Requirements

  • Basic electrical or communication engineering

Description

This course is a complete practical guide to understanding and designing Low Current Security and Life Safety Systems in real construction projects. It is designed for electrical engineers who want to move beyond basic installation knowledge and develop strong design and technical office skills.

In this course, you will learn how major systems work and how to design them step by step, including Fire Alarm, CCTV, Access Control and Public Address systems. The content focuses on real project scenarios, technical decision-making, and practical engineering logic used in Gulf projects.

You will understand system architecture, device selection, zoning principles, cable routing, load calculations, and storage calculations for CCTV. In addition, you will learn how to prepare professional BOQs, review specifications, and coordinate low current systems with other disciplines.

This course does not only explain components — it teaches you how to think like a design engineer and handle real project challenges confidently. Whether you are a fresh graduate, site engineer, or technical office engineer, this course will strengthen your technical foundation and improve your career opportunities.

By the end of this course, you will be able to approach low current systems professionally, reduce common design mistakes, and confidently participate in real project execution.

Let’s build your engineering confidence and take your low current skills to the next level.

Who this course is for:

  • Electrical engineers who want to specialize in Low Current and Security Systems
  • Site engineers looking to understand system design, not just installation.
  • Engineers working in consulting or contracting companies.