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claret73
Have been asked to look at adding an extra alarm for a customer as building control have told them they require an extra fitting. (I think they are renting out the house).Have done some Googling about & reading through my Aico Handybook, so have come up with this:
The Smokes are on their own circuit, hard wired, interconnected. They are Aico manufactured, so will replace 1 base unit with a Radiolink (quick thought, Would I still need to connect the Interconnect core, from 3 core cable to maintain a link from the previous feed? This unit is the 2nd in the radial circuit). For the additional unit, I'll fit a complete radiolink, which will sync with the existing hard wired, now replaced to Radiolink unit. The feed for this will be fed off an existing light point (closest is a Spot, will break in with a JB and spur to the Radiolink base)
As far as BS 5839 Part 6 goes, can I download a suitable certificate FOC? & would this require a Minor Works cert under Part P? Or is this classed as an additional lighting point - IE Coming off the Spot to feed the Radiolink base?
I'm not Part P, so if that's a Yes or I can't sign the Smoke Cert I'll pass it to my Contractor.
Cheers for any info
The Smokes are on their own circuit, hard wired, interconnected. They are Aico manufactured, so will replace 1 base unit with a Radiolink (quick thought, Would I still need to connect the Interconnect core, from 3 core cable to maintain a link from the previous feed? This unit is the 2nd in the radial circuit). For the additional unit, I'll fit a complete radiolink, which will sync with the existing hard wired, now replaced to Radiolink unit. The feed for this will be fed off an existing light point (closest is a Spot, will break in with a JB and spur to the Radiolink base)
As far as BS 5839 Part 6 goes, can I download a suitable certificate FOC? & would this require a Minor Works cert under Part P? Or is this classed as an additional lighting point - IE Coming off the Spot to feed the Radiolink base?
I'm not Part P, so if that's a Yes or I can't sign the Smoke Cert I'll pass it to my Contractor.
Cheers for any info