BENEFITS
- Service of proprietary and non-proprietary fire alarm systems
- AHJ consultations
- NICET-certified personnel
- Project managers fluent in NFPA standards
- Preventative Maintenance (PM) and service programs
- Programming
- Remodels and upgrades
MAINTENANCE SCHEDULE
EVERY YEAR
- Fire alarm control panels
- Initiating devices
- Alarm communication equipment
- Remote annunciators
EVERY 2 YEARS
- Smoke detection devices need to have sensitivity test as well as a function test
INSPECTION PROCESS
DURING AN INSPECTION, OUR FIRE ALARM TECHNICIANS WILL:
- Inspect the system to ensure all NFPA service and condition standards are met
- Identify potentially detrimental site conditions that could compromise the performance of mechanical and/or electronic components
- Inquire about any changes or modifications of the fire detection and alarm system and changes in operation or general occupancy since the last inspection
- Inspect the general condition and test the operation of the main and remote fire alarm panels
- Inspect and test smoke and heat detectors
- Inspect and test all enunciators and zones
- Inspect and meter all batteries
- Inspect all output relays and test their activation
- Inspect and exercise all flow switches, tamper switches, and low-pressure alarms
- Verify that all signals are received by the Central Station or monitoring company, if applicable
- Clean the detectors as needed in accordance with the manufactures guidelines
- Test non-restorable heat detector circuits by simulating electrical operation at the wiring connection
- Perform functional test on all accessible heat-actuating devices
- Inspect and exercise all supervised control valves and switches
- Tag devices as required and perform all required record keeping
- Compile a complete report of the inspection
