BS 5839-6:2013 gives recommendations for the planning, design, installation, commissioning and maintenance of fire detection and fire alarm systems in domestic premises that are:
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Designed to accommodate a single family
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Houses in multiple occupation that comprise a number of self-contained units, each designed to accommodate a single family
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Sheltered housing, including both the dwelling units and the common areas.
BS 5839-6:2013 applies to forms of domestic premises, including bungalows, multi-storey houses, individual flats and maisonettes, mobile homes, sheltered housing, housing providing NHS supported living in the community (as defined in Health Technical Memorandum 88 [1]), mansions, shared houses and houses divided into several self-contained single-family dwelling units. It does not apply to hostels, caravans or boats (other than permanently moored boats used solely as residential premises) or to the communal parts of blocks of flats or maisonettes. It does not apply to any premises used for purposes other than as domestic premises (e.g. small shops, factories or similar premises used solely as places of work).
We pride ourselves on our knowledge and expertise at Acorn Fire and Security, and our years of experience allow us to guide you to the right product, whatever your needs may be. Any further information about Domestic Fire Alarm Systems please give us a call on +44 (0)1254 207532 and we'll help you find what you need, whether it's a full refit, a single domestic fire detector, or a bulk purchase of domestic alarm sounders for a project - Contact Us and we'll help!
You can also buy Fire Extinguishers, which can be used in a domestic household / building.
***You can use a Solo 332 which uses a wider cup for use when testing the Aico detector heads. The Solo 332 uses a Solo C3 used for CO detectors or Solo A3 used for testing smoke detectors.
BS 5839-6:2013 gives recommendations for the planning, design, installation, commissioning and maintenance of fire detection and fire alarm systems in domestic premises that are:
-
Designed to accommodate a single family
-
Houses in multiple occupation that comprise a number of self-contained units, each designed to accommodate a single family
-
Sheltered housing, including both the dwelling units and the common areas.
BS 5839-6:2013 applies to forms of domestic premises, including bungalows, multi-storey houses, individual flats and maisonettes, mobile homes, sheltered housing, housing providing NHS supported living in the community (as defined in Health Technical Memorandum 88 [1]), mansions, shared houses and houses divided into several self-contained single-family dwelling units. It does not apply to hostels, caravans or boats (other than permanently moored boats used solely as residential premises) or to the communal parts of blocks of flats or maisonettes. It does not apply to any premises used for purposes other than as domestic premises (e.g. small shops, factories or similar premises used solely as places of work).
We pride ourselves on our knowledge and expertise at Acorn Fire and Security, and our years of experience allow us to guide you to the right product, whatever your needs may be. Any further information about Domestic Fire Alarm Systems please give us a call on +44 (0)1254 207532 and we'll help you find what you need, whether it's a full refit, a single domestic fire detector, or a bulk purchase of domestic alarm sounders for a project - Contact Us and we'll help!
You can also buy Fire Extinguishers, which can be used in a domestic household / building.
***You can use a Solo 332 which uses a wider cup for use when testing the Aico detector heads. The Solo 332 uses a Solo C3 used for CO detectors or Solo A3 used for testing smoke detectors.
