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Guide to Fire Detection & Alarm Design BS5839 This guide provides a basic overview to anyone involved in the design or installation of a fire detection system. It will identify the current legislative requirements as well as clarify the responsibilities placed on the three key roles involved with the provision of a new system, namely the Designer, Installer and Commissioning Engineer, as well as remind the End User or Owner/Occupier what part they play in ensuring that the best possible system is supplied to protect life and property from fire. It is important that everyone involved is conversant with the current British Standard Codes of Practice BS 5839-1:2013 for general buildings and BS 5839-6:2004 for dwellings including those of multiple occupancy. The Installer should also be conversant with the British Standard relating to general wiring BS 7671.

This guide, which has been prepared by Gent by Honeywell, one of the UK’s largest manufacturers of fire detection systems, is intended to offer practical advice and is not a substitute for any of the standards or legislation referred to. Legal elements • Regulatory Reform Fire Safety Order 2005* • Disability Discrimination Act 1995 part III (October 2004) Regulations • Building Regulation Approved Document B • Building Regulation Approved Document M All these laws, Building regulations and Standards in some way affect what is included in the system, however the Owner/Occupier is ultimately responsible for the level of protection provided. It is recommended that the Owner/Occupier carries out a Fire Risk Assessment to identify the level of protection required i.e. Winamp 5.7 Download. One of the categories detailed within BS 5839-1:2013 (L1,L2,L3,L4,L5,M,P1 or P2).

The full responsibilities of the Owner/Occupier are detailed within the new Regulatory Reform Fire Safety Order* (RRO) that replaced the majority of existing laws within the UK from October 2006. * Note the RRO, at time of press, effects England and Wales whilst Scotland is covered by the Fire (Scotland) Act and NI is still in abeyance. Any design should be prepared by a competent individual/organisation, who has consulted all interested parties and created a set of drawings, a specification, a cause & effect or fire plan, a list of Variations and completed a G1 Design certificate, detailed within BS 5839-1:2013.