True or False? A device programmed as Type 22 will activate the bell/siren circuit when tripped.

Type 22 is a specific configuration used in alarm systems, typically signifying a "24-hour non-burglary" alarm zone. Devices configured as Type 22 do not activate the bell or siren circuit when they are tripped; instead, they are designed for functions such as indicating tampering or monitoring specific conditions that require constant vigilance, rather than signaling an immediate threat like a burglary.

This is distinct from other types of zones in alarm systems where triggering an alarm would activate the bell or siren circuit to alert users or responders. Thus, a device programmed as Type 22 will not serve the purpose of sounding alarms, underscoring the importance of understanding different zone types in an alarm system and their intended functionalities.