INFORMATION ON STANDARDS FOR ELECTRONIC SECURITY SYSTEMS
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1 INFORMATION ON STANDARDS FOR ELECTRONIC SECURITY SYSTEMS This is an uncontrolled document. The purpose of this document is to list the primary technical standards that NACOSS Gold and Systems Silver approved companies need to comply with when they install security systems (intruder and hold-up alarm systems, CCTV systems and access control systems). This document does not give details about standards for every kind of security system, nor does this document give information about the additional NSI requirements that approved companies must meet such as those given in the NSI Regulations, Criteria for Approval, Codes of Practice and Technical Bulletins etc. The information in this document is valid as at April No responsibility is accepted for errors or omissions, or for maintaining this document up-to-date. The purpose of this document is simply to provide information at this time about the standards applicable to the main types of security system. Standards marked ** must be held. Standards marked * must be held if relevant to the work carried out. Standards not marked do not need to be held (but this is not to say that the unmarked standards might not be useful to you). Most of the standards that are listed in this document are included in the on-line subscription to BSI standards available to NSI approved companies and applicants via the NSI website ( for an annual subscription of 90. Intruder and Hold-up Alarm Systems Scheme 1 is running in parallel with Scheme 2 up until 31 May 2012 when PD 6662:2004 will be withdrawn. From 1 June 2012 all new I&HASs must be specified to PD 6662:2010. Scheme 1: UK scheme described in BSI Published Document PD 6662:2010 for intruder and hold-up alarm systems (I&HAS) installed in buildings Overall Scheme Document PD 6662:2010** Scheme for the application of European standards for intrusion and hold-up alarm systems 1
2 Note 1: Note 3: PD 6662:2010 is a British Standards Institution (BSI) Published Document, which describes a scheme for the implementation of European Standards (EN and EN 50136) in the UK and calls up as normative the System Standards and the Component Standards listed below. Where an alarm system is specified and installed to PD 6662:2010 under the EN-based regime, it would not be fully accurate to claim simply that the alarm system complies with EN Therefore, claims of compliance in the UK are made against PD 6662 which is the UK implementation of EN PD 6662:2010 is used for I&HAS with wired and/or with wire-free interconnections. System Standards called up by PD 6662:2010 The system standards listed below are principally for installing companies. However, the BS EN series is also for providers and/or manufacturers of alarm transmission systems and alarm transmission equipment. BS 8243:2010** Installation and configuration of intruder alarm systems designed to generate confirmed alarm conditions Code of practice BS 8473:2006+A1:2008** Intruder and hold-up alarm systems Management of false alarms Code of practice BS EN :2006+A1:2009** Alarm systems Intrusion and holdup systems Part 1: System requirements BS EN :2009* Alarm systems Intrusion and hold-up systems Part 8: Security fog device/systems BS EN :1998+A2:2008** Alarm systems Alarm transmission systems and equipment Part 1-1: General requirements for alarm transmission systems BS EN :1998 Alarm systems Alarm transmission systems and equipment Part 1-2: Requirements for systems using dedicated alarm paths BS EN :1998 Alarm systems Alarm transmission systems and equipment Part 1-3: Requirements for systems with digital BS EN :1998 Alarm systems Alarm transmission systems and equipment Part 1-4: Requirements for systems with voice BS EN :2008 Alarm systems Alarm transmission systems and equipment Part 1-5: Requirements for Packet Switched Network PSN DD 263:2010** Intruder and hold-up alarm systems Commissioning, maintenance and remote support Code of practice 2
3 DD CLC/TS :2008** Alarm Systems Intrusion Systems Part 7: Application guidelines It is acceptable to hold a copy of the 2010 edition of DD CLC/TS as an alternative to holding the 2008 edition. Component Standards called up by PD 6662:2010 The component standards listed below are principally for manufacturers. Those marked* must be held if relevant to the work being carried out. BS :1988 Intruder alarm systems in buildings Part 3: Section 3.0: Specifications for components General requirements BS :1977* Intruder alarm systems in buildings Part 3: Section 3.1: Specifications for components Continuous wiring BS :1977* Intruder alarm systems in buildings Part 3: Section 3.2: Specifications for components Foil on glass BS :1977 Intruder alarm systems in buildings Part 3: Section 3.3: Specifications for components Protective switches BS :1977 remains applicable to non-magnetic switches. BS :1978 Intruder alarm systems in buildings Part 3: Section 3.5: Specifications for components Ultrasonic movement Amendment AMD 3249 March 1980 Amendment AMD 3867 Jan 1982 BS :1978 Intruder alarm systems in buildings Part 3: Section 3.6: Specifications for components Acoustic Amendment AMD 3250 March 1980 BS :1978 Intruder alarm systems in buildings Part 3: Section 3.8: Specifications for components Volumetric capacitive Amendment AMD 3252 March 1980 BS :1978 Intruder alarm systems in buildings Part 3: Section 3.9: Specifications for components Pressure mats Amendment AMD 3253 March 1980 BS :1978 Intruder alarm systems in buildings Part 3: Section 3.10: Specifications for components Vibration Amendment AMD 3254 March 1980 BS :1978 Intruder alarm systems in buildings Part 3: Section 3.12: Specifications for components Beam interruption 3
4 Amendment AMD 3256 March 1980 BS :1978 Intruder alarm systems in buildings Part 3: Section 3.13: Specifications for components Capacitive proximity Amendment AMD 3257 March 1980 BS :1986 Intruder alarm systems in buildings Part 3: Section 3.14: Specifications for components Specification for deliberately-operated devices BS EN :2008 Alarm systems Intrusion and hold-up systems Part 2-2: Intrusion detectors Passive infrared BS EN :2008 Alarm systems Intrusion and hold-up systems Part 2-3: Requirements for microwave BS EN :2008 Alarm systems Intrusion and hold-up systems Part 2-4: Requirements for combined passive infrared and microwave BS EN :2008 Alarm systems Intrusion and hold-up systems Part 2-5: Requirements for combined passive infrared and ultrasonic BS EN :2008 Alarm systems Intrusion and hold-up systems Part 2-6: Opening contacts (magnetic) BS EN :2009 Alarm systems Intrusion and hold-up systems Part 3: Control and indicating equipment BS EN :2009 Alarm systems Intrusion and hold-up systems Part 4: Warning devices BS EN :2005+A1:2008 Alarm systems Intrusion systems Part 5-3: Requirements for interconnections equipment using radio frequency techniques BS EN :2008 Alarm systems Intrusion systems Part 6: Power supplies BS EN :2009* Alarm systems Intrusion and hold-up systems Part 8: Security fog device/systems BS EN :1998 Alarm systems Alarm transmission systems and equipment Part 2-1: General requirements for alarm transmission equipment 4
5 BS EN :1998 Alarm systems Alarm transmission systems and equipment Part 2-2: Requirements for equipment used in systems using dedicated alarm paths BS EN :1998 Alarm systems Alarm transmission systems and equipment Part 2-3: Requirements for equipment used in systems with digital communicators using the public switched telephone network BS EN :1998 Alarm systems Alarm transmission systems and equipment Part 1-4: Requirements for systems with voice DD CLC/TS :2009 Alarm systems Intrusion and hold-up systems Part 2-7-1: Intrusion detectors Glass break detectors (acoustic) DD CLC/TS :2009 Alarm systems Intrusion and hold-up systems Part 2-7-2: Intrusion detectors Glass break detectors (passive) DD CLC/TS :2009 Alarm systems Intrusion and hold-up systems Part 2-7-3: Intrusion detectors Glass break detectors (active) Scheme 2: UK scheme described in BSI Published Document PD 6662:2004 for intruder and hold-up alarm systems (I&HAS) installed in buildings Overall Scheme Document PD 6662:2004** Scheme for the application of European Standards for intruder and hold-up alarm systems Amendment AMD January 2006 Amendment AMD March 2006 Note 1: Note 3: PD 6662:2004 is a British Standards Institution (BSI) Published Document, which describes a scheme for the implementation of European Standards (EN and EN 50136) in the UK and calls up as normative the System Standards and the Component Standards listed below. Where an alarm system is specified and installed to PD 6662: 2004 under the new EN-based regime, it would not be fully accurate to claim simply that the alarm system complies with EN Therefore, claims of compliance in the UK are made against PD 6662 which is the UK implementation of EN PD 6662:2004 is used for I&HAS with wired and/or with wire-free interconnections. System Standards called up by PD 6662:2004 The system standards below are principally for installing companies. However, the BS EN series is also for providers and/or manufacturers of alarm transmission systems and alarm transmission equipment. 5
6 pren :2004** Alarm systems Intrusion and hold-up systems Part 1: System requirements Published by BSI as a Draft for Public Comment - Ref: DPC 04/ DC. BS EN :1998** Alarm systems Alarm transmission systems and equipment Part 1-1: General requirements for alarm transmission systems BS EN :1998 Alarm systems Alarm transmission systems and equipment Part 1-2: Requirements for systems using dedicated alarm paths BS EN :1998 Alarm systems Alarm transmission systems and equipment Part 1-3: Requirements for systems with digital BS EN :1998 Alarm systems Alarm transmission systems and equipment Part 1-4: Requirements for systems with voice DD CLC/TS :2003** Alarm Systems Intrusion Systems Part 7: Application guidelines DD 243:2004** Installation and configuration of intruder alarm systems designed to generate confirmed alarm conditions Code of practice Component Standards called up by PD 6662:2004 The component standards below are principally for manufacturers. Those marked* must be held if relevant to the work being carried out. BS :1988 Intruder alarm systems in buildings Part 3: Section 3.0: Specifications for components General requirements BS :1977* Intruder alarm systems in buildings Part 3: Section 3.1: Specifications for components Continuous wiring BS :1977* Intruder alarm systems in buildings Part 3: Section 3.2: Specifications for components Foil on glass BS :1977 Intruder alarm systems in buildings Part 3: Section 3.3: Specifications for components Protective switches BS :1977 remains applicable to non-magnetic switches, but was superseded by DD CLC/TS : 2004, Alarm systems Intrusion systems Part 2-6: Requirements for opening contacts (magnetic) on 1 April BS :1978 Intruder alarm systems in buildings Part 3: Section 3.5: Specifications for components Ultrasonic movement Amendment AMD 3249 March
7 Amendment AMD 3867 Jan 1982 BS :1978 Intruder alarm systems in buildings Part 3: Section 3.6: Specifications for components Acoustic Amendment AMD 3250 March 1980 BS :1978 Intruder alarm systems in buildings Part 3: Section 3.8: Specifications for components Volumetric capacitive Amendment AMD 3252 March 1980 BS :1978 Intruder alarm systems in buildings Part 3: Section 3.9: Specifications for components Pressure mats Amendment AMD 3253 March 1980 BS :1978 Intruder alarm systems in buildings Part 3: Section 3.10: Specifications for components Vibration Amendment AMD 3254 March 1980 BS :1978 Intruder alarm systems in buildings Part 3: Section 3.11: Specifications for components Rigid printed-circuit wiring Amendment AMD 3255 March 1980 BS :1978 Intruder alarm systems in buildings Part 3: Section 3.12: Specifications for components Beam interruption Amendment AMD 3256 March 1980 BS :1978 Intruder alarm systems in buildings Part 3: Section 3.13: Specifications for components Capacitive proximity Amendment AMD 3257 March 1980 BS :1986 Intruder alarm systems in buildings Part 3: Section 3.14: Specifications for components Specification for deliberately-operated devices BS EN :2005 Alarm systems Intrusion systems Part 5-3: Requirements for interconnections equipment using radio frequency techniques BS EN :1998 Alarm systems Intrusion systems Part 6: Power supplies Amendment May 1999 BS EN :1998 Alarm systems Alarm transmission systems and equipment Part 2-1: General requirements for alarm transmission equipment Amendment December
8 BS EN :1998 Alarm systems Alarm transmission systems and equipment Part 2-2: Requirements for equipment used in systems using dedicated alarm paths BS EN :1998 Alarm systems Alarm transmission systems and equipment Part 2-3: Requirements for equipment used in systems with digital communicators using the public switched telephone network BS EN :1998 Alarm systems Alarm transmission systems and equipment Part 1-4: Requirements for systems with voice DD CLC/TS :2004 Alarm systems Intrusion systems Part 2-2: Requirements for passive infrared DD CLC/TS :2004 replaced BS :1978 on 1 October DD CLC/TS :2004 Alarm systems Intrusion systems Part 2-3: Requirements for microwave DD CLC/TS :2004 replaced BS :1978 on 1 October DD CLC/TS :2004, Alarm systems Intrusion systems Part 2-4: Requirements for combined passive infrared and microwave DD CLC/TS :2004, Alarm systems Intrusion systems Part 2-5: Requirements for combined passive infrared and ultrasonic DD CLC/TS :2004, Alarm systems Intrusion systems Part 2-6: Requirements for opening contacts (magnetic) DD CLC/TS :2004 replaced BS :1978 on 1 April DD CLC/TS :2003, Alarm systems Intrusion systems Part 3: Control and indicating equipment CCTV Systems Scheme 1 is running in parallel with Scheme 2. Scheme 1: British Standard Code of Practice BS 8418 BS 8418:2010* Installation and remote monitoring of detector-activated CCTV systems Code of practice 8
9 Note 1: BS 8418 is a BSI code of practice for detector activated CCTV systems that must be monitored at a Remote Video Response Centre (RVRC) complying with Category II of BS 5979 Remote centres receiving signals from fire and security systems - Code of practice. BS 8418 calls up as normative BS EN Alarm systems - CCTV surveillance systems for use in security applications - Part 7: Application guidelines. Scheme 2: NSI Code of Practice NSI Code of Practice NCP 104 (Issue 2)** Design, installation and maintenance of CCTV Systems Note 1: NCP 104 calls up as normative BS EN Alarm systems - CCTV surveillance systems for use in security applications - Part 7: Application guidelines. NCP 104 is for use by NSI NACOSS Gold and Systems Silver approved companies. Access Control Systems Scheme 1 is running in parallel with Scheme 2. Scheme 1: NSI Codes of Practice NACOSS Gold Code of Practice NACP 30** Planning, installation and maintenance of access control systems (for use by NACOSS Gold approved companies) NSI Systems Silver Code of Practice ICP 30** Planning, installation and maintenance of access control systems (for use by NSI Systems Silver approved companies) NACP 30 and ICP 30 are the same in terms of technical content. Scheme 2: European Standard EN BS EN :1997* Alarm systems Access control systems for use in security applications Part 1: System requirements BS EN :1999* Alarm systems Access control systems for use in security applications Part 7: Application guidelines Note 1: Note 3: BS EN and -7 have not been widely adopted due to lack of compliant equipment. As an alternative to using BS EN and -7, compliance with NSI NACP 30: NACOSS Gold code of practice for the planning, installation and maintenance of access control systems, or NSI ICP 30: Systems Silver code of practice for the planning, installation and maintenance of access control systems, are accepted until further notice. NACP 30 and ICP 30 are due to be superseded by NSI Code of Practice NCP 109 Design, installation and maintenance of access control systems. 9
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