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tazz
Will you please go and get professional advice from the relevent bodies or stick with NACOSS
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Will you please go and get professional advice from the relevent bodies or stick with NACOSS
Again I suggest you phone the relivent BSI & BAFE and inquire then we will continue this debate
Whilst it is obvious tazz & accordfire are specialists in this area, this device satisfies all manufacturers and ruling bodies reccomendations regarding the isolation & switching of supplies to fire alarm systems. I use these ALL the time and have never had one issue with any body concerned regarding their use, along with a red lockable enclosure at the supply end of the circuit, usually adjacent to a DB. Although I am led to believe that the lockable enclosure is not 100% needed as long as the circuit supplying said equipment is clearly marked and labelled.
last comment, TELEPHONE BSI WHO WRITE THE BS5839 part 1 and ask for advice.
Concerning myself, btec electrical eng, BSI 2002 certificated, BAFE, LPS1014 credited.
Tech design engineer/consultant LUL & Gov
Fair point on ego`s, I just wish people would phone the relevent bodys and ask for advice, they are there to help.
Gents.....please do not let this descend into a "my CV is bigger than yours" type thread.
You obviously both specialise in this area, and it is good for the forum to have specialists in any area to advise the members and discuss issues with regs & practices etc.
Lets leave the 'egos' at the door and debate as adults.
Thank you.
Bill yes all still micc and junction boxes, wish the lads had more time to do the job properly, spending more time on goverment schools in Kent at this moment. Just found a letter I have been looking for from BSI if you are interested, dont want to start the crap again but think you will find it interesting
Maybe I was a bit harse, and appologies had so many bad dealing with FM companies to the value of loosing £58k just this year alone.
As for fp200 it should be protected within fabric of the building or enclosed. It should also be megged and R1/R2 tested as with any electrical insulation,
Proper Old School. It's sad, but yet, time, and few seem to have the skills any longer to do Pyro work properly.
Would be interesting to know which fire alarm manufactures you prefere, also just a tip piro is actually class as enhanced cable so when pricing fp200 (enhanced grade) worth shopping around.
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