What should be avoided in the installation of emergency systems related to current draw?

Exceeding circuit capacity is a critical concern in the installation of emergency systems. When the current draw of the equipment connected to a circuit surpasses its designed capacity, it can lead to overheating, potential equipment failure, and even fire hazards. Emergency systems need to function reliably in critical situations, and any failure due to exceeding circuit capacity can compromise safety and effectiveness.

Staying within the circuit's specified capacity ensures that the system operates safely and efficiently, maintaining its integrity during emergencies when it is needed the most. Proper planning and calculation are essential to ensure that the equipment’s total current draw fits within the circuit's limits, thereby safeguarding the system against overload scenarios.

Other options, while relevant to installations, do not address the immediate risks associated with surpassing the designed capacity of electrical circuits in emergency systems.