Our fire alarm inspection process includes:

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• Testing the control panel functions, including lamp and LED operation, fuse operation, interface equipment, and primary power.

• Testing smoke detectors by introducing approved aerosol into the smoke detector chamber or specific manufacturer recommended methods of performing the proper test, then verifying the proper signal was received at the alarm panel.

• Cleaning all smoke detectors with nitrogen.

• Testing manual pull stations through a full range of motion and verifying the proper signal was received at the alarm panel.

• Testing and inspecting all audible and visual devices to ensure that they are unobstructed, the proper lights activate, and the sound level is above ambient noise levels.

• Checking of circuit supervision to ensure fire alarm panel detects an open circuit.

• Load-testing standby batteries and checking auxiliary functions such as door release and damper release.

• Testing battery charger.

• Verifying the central station fire alarm monitoring company received the appropriate signals if a dialer or cell communicator is installed.

• Testing remote annunciator / keypad to verify it accurately portrays where the alarm exists in the protected premises.

• Testing duct detectors and ensuring proper unit shutdown, if applicable.

• Checking any auxiliary devices that may exist and are listed on the equipment list included in this contract (door holder release, dampers, etc).

• Testing alarm devices located in the elevator shafts (ie. smoke detectors). Note: A representative from the elevator service company may be required to be present during inspections to allow access to the shaft and to run the elevator car and have elevator keys on hand.

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