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jmwhooper Member
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My building inspector has said I can use a comfort panel for linked smoke and heat detectors if it meets the BS standard (BS 5839-6). I can't find any info about the Comfort conforming to BS 5839-6, can anyone confirm if it does (or the European equivelent if there is one!). Thanks. |
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ident Administrator 
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Comfort is not primarily a fire alarm system and we do not have BS standard and do not know what are the requiremnents, so it is best to assume that Comfort does not conform to it, unless someone can confirm otherwise. Last edited on Sunday Nov 24th, 2013 04:15 am by ident |
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jmwhooper Member
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This is the full description for the British standard: BS 5839-6:2013 Fire detection and fire alarm systems for buildingsCode of practice for the design, installation, commissioning and maintenance of fire detection and fire alarm systems in domestic premises Is there a European equivalent to this British Standard? |
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ident Administrator
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Fire alarms for buildings are normally specialised products just for that purpose, and have different requirements which is not suitable for Intruder alarms like Comfort which can be programmed to control automation including lights and other functions. |
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Home Comfort Installers
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Take a look at http://www.construction.co.uk/construction_news.asp?newsid=147148 On smaller builds below 200m/sq (2,152 sq/ft) it is largely down to interpretation. If you comply with the rquirements of the standard down to the last dotted i and crossed T then it would become hard to justify the use of Comfort. The problem is that Comfort provides far greater sophistication in terms of dial out etc. You will find that battery back up times and labelling and indicators are all requirements. Not aware of a BSEN but there must be a standard - it probably is not harmonised ! |
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