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Fire Alarm Yearly Monthly Routine Maintenance

Fire Alarm Yearly Monthly Routine Maintenance

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    COMPLETE all monthly and six-monthly service activities, as listed in Table 6.4.1.2 and 6.4.1.3.
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    CHECK all manual call points are free of conditions likely to adversely affect their function. TEST the operation of each manual call point.
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    Where other warning devices are used as the alarm-indicating devices, INSPECT all devices to ensure that they are in place.
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    TEST the operation of each control.
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    TEST the operation of each visual indicator and alphanumeric displays.
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    MEASURE system quiescent and maximum alarm currents in accordance with Appendix F. Calculate the required battery capacity and CHECK the nominal capacity of the installed batteries is not less than the calculated capacity. Verify that the measured currents are the same as recorded in the baseline data. Record the readings in the comments section
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    TEST detectors as specified in Appendix G and confirm correct alarm zone indication. Where the detectors are used as part of special hazards systems 100% of the detectors shall be functionally tested yearly.
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    TEST the occupant warning system and check the signals are distinctly audible in all areas of the building. NOTE: In order to reduce the disturbance to occupants an acceptable means of conducting this test is to provide an audio signal other than the warning signal at a reduced sound pressure level. Where the FIP is connected to a sound systems and intercom systems for emergency purposes (AS 1670.4) or EWIS (AS 2220.2) test in accordance with Table 6.4.3.2.
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    MEASURE and record the sound pressure level from at least one reference point for each amplifier used and ensure at each reference point the measured value is consistent with the baseline sound pressure level at each reference point (see AS 1670.1). Record the levels in the comments section
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    TEST not less than 20% of installed alarm acknowledgement facilities in such a manner that over a 5-year period, all facilities are tested. CHECK the alarm acknowledgement facility functions in accordance with the approved design.
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    TEST the alarm investigation facility if enabled and check it functions in accordance with the approved design.
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    When the battery has not been replaced in the previous two years, verify the battery condition by carrying out a battery discharge test in accordance with Appendix F.
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    Refer to Clause 6.4.2.
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    Inspect detectors, equipment or other items having a defined service life and report where the service life is exceeded or will be exceeded before the next scheduled service.
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    CONFIRM the baseline data is accurate.
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    SURVEY all areas of the building from floor level and check— (a) that the fire detection and alarm system has not been altered from the approve design, damaged or compromised; (b) detection device and remote indicators are appropriate for the current use; (c) for any condition that may cause a nuisance alarm or the unintentional operation of a suppression system; (d) all exposed cabling, conduits, junction boxes and the like for any condition that may impact on the performance of the system and is labelled in accordance with approved design; and (e) all CIE to ensure all components are appropriately mounted and secure.
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    Simulate alarm(s) to verify that each interface transmission path initiates the corresponding interfaced system(s) in accordance with the approved design.
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    CHECK that manual override ON-AUTO-OFF control operates. NOTE: Manual override should function in normal mode and fire mode.
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    CHECK the operation of the airflow fault indicator
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    CHECK the operation of the air-handling equipment interconnecting cable open-circuit fault indicator.
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    CHECK the operation of the air-handling equipment interconnecting cable closed-circuit fault indicator.
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    CHECK the operation of the electricity phase fail fault indicator.
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    CHECK the operation of the fan-running indicator.
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    CHECK the operation of the fan-stopped indicator.
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    CHECK the operation of the fan-fault indicator.
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    TEST the each suppression system status monitored function (e.g. container level, pressure switches, pump controllers, isolation valves) and CHECK each monitored function indicates at the suppression system control panel.
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    SIMULATE the system operation and confirm that each electrical directional valve operates according to the approved design.
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    TEST and RECORD the system discharge sequence and confirm the time delay period is in accordance with the approved design.
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    TEST the agent release detection device (e.g. pressure switch) and confirm the operation of the agent release is indicated at the FIP.
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