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      • Stage 1 Talk to the interested parties to decide on the level of protection or category and agree variations Stage 2 Detection & alarm zones Stage 3 Siting of manual call points Stage 4 Selection and siting of sensors Stage 5 Choice and siting of alarm sounders and visual alarms Stage 6 Control equipment and power supplies
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    Mar 3, 2021 · A visual guide and discussion on the major components of a fire alarm system.

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    Fire Alarm and Fire Detection systems are categorised in the following way: L = AFD designed to primarily protect Human Life L1 = AFD installed throughout all areas L2 = AFD installed in defined areas in addition to L3 L3 = AFD installed in escape routes (as L4) and in rooms opening onto those routes this may include voids.

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    Sep 18, 2024 · By systematically following the outlined steps on how to design fire alarm system—identifying needs, planning, choosing appropriate components, installing, testing, and maintaining the system—you can create an effective and compliant fire alarm system.

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    Jan 3, 2024 · A fire alarm system consists of many components, including: Fire alarm control panel. Initiation devices. Pull stations. Smoke detectors. Duct detectors. Heat detectors. Beam detectors. Air aspirating or air sampling smoke detectors. Water flow switches. Tamper switches.

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