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[[File:FireAlarmCertificate.jpg|300px|right]] When having a Fire Detection & Alarm System installed, a homeowner in the UK should ensure that the work is done by an NICEIC approved contractor. On completion of the work the homeowner should be given a Certificate of Design, Installation and Commissioning by that contractor. If the system is being installed as part of a bigger project then it is likely that the Building Control Officer will require a Fire Certificate to be issued separate from the Electrical Installation Certificate. | |||
It is good practice to have the wiring of your fire alarm system tested every 5 years and a new Inspection & Servicing Report issued. Landlords of rental properties are required to have this done annually. | |||
==For Homeowners== | |||
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==For Landlords== | |||
A Fire Alarm Certificate is given to a landlord after a mandatory inspection carried out in accordance with BS5839. These regulations are part of the fire detection and fire alarm systems for buildings; they cover design commissioning and maintenance. | |||
==See Also In Chimni== | ==See Also In Chimni== | ||
Revision as of 11:55, 29 April 2017
When having a Fire Detection & Alarm System installed, a homeowner in the UK should ensure that the work is done by an NICEIC approved contractor. On completion of the work the homeowner should be given a Certificate of Design, Installation and Commissioning by that contractor. If the system is being installed as part of a bigger project then it is likely that the Building Control Officer will require a Fire Certificate to be issued separate from the Electrical Installation Certificate.
It is good practice to have the wiring of your fire alarm system tested every 5 years and a new Inspection & Servicing Report issued. Landlords of rental properties are required to have this done annually.
For Homeowners
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For Landlords
A Fire Alarm Certificate is given to a landlord after a mandatory inspection carried out in accordance with BS5839. These regulations are part of the fire detection and fire alarm systems for buildings; they cover design commissioning and maintenance.
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