FIRE ALARM LOG BOOK New 2010 Edition

Catalogue Number: FAB/16Z

Price £12.99 + VAT

For fire alarm systems with control panels to BS5839: Part 1 and to BS5839: Part 6: Grade A.  This new edition has been updated for BS5839: Part 1: 2002 + A2:2008.

Suitable for non-addressable systems up to 24 zones and addressable systems with up to 320 call points and detectors.

A4 format with durable, wipe-clean plastic laminated cover, 58 pages.

Easy to use test records for the weekly testing of the fire alarm.

Incorporates service certificates at the required intervals to remind the user that a service needs to be carried out.

All service certificates incorporate a unique task record that is very easy to complete and which ensures your documentation records sufficient information for compliance with BS5839 and the Regulatory Reform (Fire Safety) Order 2005. 

Complete system listing of sounders, call points and detectors with tick box system for commissioning and annual testing records.

Includes certificates for modification, design, installation, commissioning and acceptance.  Keeps the records together in one place for reference.

Compiled by a fire alarm engineer with over twenty years of fire detection experience and various industry qualifications including fire system design and system commissioning to an advanced level.

What is this?

Syam’s fire alarm log book enables the manager of a premises to maintain a record of the weekly fire alarm tests required by law.  It also enables the fire alarm service engineer to enter details of the regular servicing (also a legal requirement) into the book thus keeping all essential records in one safe place.

Recently updated for BS5839: Part 1:2002 + A2:2008, a full listing of all items by zone or sounder circuit for conventional systems, and by loop and address for addressable systems, can be kept in this book as part of your fire alarm system records and for easy reference when needed.

Why is this important?

The Regulatory Reform (Fire Safety) Order 2005 applies to all premises other than a domestic dwelling.  A record of testing for the fire alarm must be kept as one of the essential documents demanded by this law.  Regular servicing and maintenance must be carried out and recorded too.  Failure to keep a record of the fire alarm tests and maintenance is a criminal offence on the part of the individual responsible, normally the manager.

How long will the log book last?

There are sufficient weekly test records and service certificates to last for three years.  The size of the fire alarm system makes no difference to this.

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