Fire Alarm Monitoring
Inspection, Test and Routine Servicing
The following installations must be connected to a fire alarm monitoring system which is connected to a fire station or fire station dispatch centre in accordance with AS 1670.3:
(a) A smoke detection system in a Class 3 building provided in accordance with NCC/BCA Clause 2(b)(i) or Clause 2 (b)(ii). Vic Spec E2.2a 8(b).
(b) A smoke detection system in a Class 9a health-care building, if the building accommodates more than 20 patients. Vic Spec NCC/BCA E2.2a 8(c).
(c) A smoke detection system in a Class 9c building.
(d) Smoke detection in accordance with Clause 6 provided to activate -
(i) a smoke exhaust system in accordance with Specification E2.2b; or
(ii) smoke-and-heat vents in accordance with Specification E2.2c. NSW Spec E2.2a 8(e)
(e) An automatic fire detection and alarm system required by NCC/BCA Table E2.2a for large isolated buildings subject to C2.3.
NB: there are other buildings that may also require fire alarm monitoring if a Fire Engineer has requested this.
Where you can go to see what is fully required to comply?
Maintenance Standard
AS1851.Section 2
AS1851.Section 6
Minimum Standards of Performance
BCA 20__ Clause 8 Of Spec E2.2a
AS1670.3-2004
Inspection Intervals
All routine inspected and tested shall be in accordance with AS1851 Section 2 and AS1851 Section 6 as they have different requirements.
Equipment Type | Monthly | 6 Monthly | Yearly |
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Fire Alarm Monitoring | |||