If a drawing indicates coverage of a detection device, it's important not to:

Exaggerating the coverage of a detection device on a drawing can lead to significant misunderstandings and misrepresentations of the device’s capabilities. Accurately representing the detection area is crucial for ensuring that customers have realistic expectations about the performance of the system. If a drawing suggests more extensive coverage than is accurate, it could result in exposed vulnerabilities or gaps in security that the customer is unaware of. This misrepresentation can compromise not just customer trust, but also the effectiveness of the security system in protecting their property.

When creating technical drawings or schematics, clarity and precision are essential, and any embellishment can confuse users and technicians alike. Maintaining integrity in the representation of detection coverage helps in ensuring proper installation, usage, and satisfaction with the service provided.