I.S. 3218 :2013 Fire Detection & Alarm Systems



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I.S. 3218 :2013 Fire Detection & Alarm Systems Overview of significant changes 26 th March 2014 FPS Ltd

Today s Programme Commencement Transition Competence & Qualifications System Certification System Design Significant changes Installation/ Commissioning Service Residential

Commencement Published & in Effect Dec 17 th 2013 I.S. 3218:2009 Revoked Dec 17 th 2013 Phase in period None Anticipated 1 Year not included No applicable retrospectively

Transition Same as I.S.3218:1989 to 2009 Existing FSC - Proceed as certified List Variations 2009 vs 2013 on Certificates Use 2013 Certificates Update to 2013 where possible Installation/ Commissioning/Service comply with 2013 User Responsibilities comply with 2013

Enforcement Fire officer requirement for warning to be included (and emphasised). Paraphrased as The issuing of false or misleading information is an offence under the Fire Services act 1981/ 2003 as per section 22 (6)(d) Appears 5 times through the document Really aimed at certification parties It is a Criminal offence

Competence Requirements Design/ Install/ Commission/ Service/ verification User All providers Shall be Competent All providers Shall be able to Demonstrate Competence Requirement to assess competence of providers

Designer - Qualifications Designer Such as: Experienced Chartered Engineer Experienced Professional Engineer Other Competent Person Designer Shall have experience in FDAS design BCAR & CEN TC4 May introduce new qualifications

System Certification Mandatory fixed layout for Certificates Design Installation Commissioning Service Verification Additional information? Limited to Providers sequential reference number

System Design/ Layout Significant Changes

Design Alarm Devices & Circuits Two sounder circuits within building Auto silence of outside sounder Reduced from 30 minutes to 15 minutes Max Sounder 120 db(a) reduced to 118 db(a) Staff Alarms Reference to HTM removed Use of Other codes to be identified on certificates

Alarm Sound Levels Measure within 1 metre of wall Reduced sound levels 60dB(A) Corridors, Stairwells & Rooms < 25m² Rooms 25m² to 60m² Sliding Scale 60dB(A) to 65 db(a) Campus Same Sound throughout site

Visual Alarm devices (VADs) Tech Doc M VAD s Required for Disabled toilets I.S.3218 :Not mandatory - Risk Assess Difficult to justify not including VAD s If use is determined for reasons of Disability Must use EN54-23 product Mandatory as of 1-1-2014

Manual Call Points At All Exits not All Exits to Open Air Exit defined as point of Safe Dispersal On Defined Escape Routes Not Designated Escape routes In each Refuge area Inside Storey Exit Reduced requirement in Stairwells Possibly offset by requirement for Refuge Double Knock Prohibited

Point Detectors Smoke Extension of height for Enhanced Sensitivity Height limit not applicable to Lift Shafts Wall mounting L3 Adjoining rooms conditional Carbon Monoxide (CO) Use as Toxic Gas Sensor prohibited Flame detectors Compliance with EN54-10 now referenced

Air Sampling - Height Sampling configuration Hole sensitivity Standard EN 54-20 Normal sensitivity 5 Class C holes or 2 Class B holes 15 Class C holes or 5 Class B holes Same as point det Normal sensitivity Enhanced sensitivity Normal sensitivity Enhanced sensitivity Mounting Height (m) 10.5 15 25 15 Class B holes Normal sensitivity 40

Detector Locations - General Light wells <10% of ceiling surface area No detection unless acting as a vent Store Rooms SHOULD consider not SHALL Toilet Lobby: < 2m² no detection Previously 1m² Conditional on No Fire load in the lobby

Design - Voids Clarified as meaning Horizontal voids >800mm Deep - Protection required for Escape routes All voids on L1 Unless No Risk and All parties agree and Variation listed On Certificate <800mm Deep Risk assessment AND No possibility of spread of smoke through voids

Video Smoke Detection Design to ensure full duration of emergency supply (battery) included 24 Hour or 48 Hour duration May impact use of Existing cameras as they are not normally supported by standby battery.

Design - General Power supply units Must be EN54-4 construction Linear Beam detector limit of 100m range deleted Standby battery Add 20% to calculated required capacity

Honeycombs/ Coffers/Beams New Guidance Flow chart Determines Maximum Spacing between Detectors Also guides Positioning on Beam/ Web or In well/ On slab Based on Slab to Slab Height (H) And Depth of Well (D) And Ratio : Width (W) to Depth (D) of Well

Honeycombs/Coffers - Position Reflected Plan W On Web D In Well H Section

Honeycombs/Coffers - Spacing Reflected Plan W Max distance apart D H Section

Closely Spaced Beams P D H Maximum spacing (P) from a Table based on Height (H) and Depth (D)

Design - C.I.E. Duplicate C.I.E. for Special Needs Height consideration Primary Indication: Detection Zone of Alarm Multi Occupancy Local Panel per Occupancy Interface to House CIE Zone Indication on Main CIE per occupancy

Cables - Design/ Installation Confirmed Type of Cable Corrigendum from 2009 included Cable Glands Required Unless closed mechanical protection provided e.g. Conduit Cable Mounting options outlined Top of Tray In Screwed Steel conduit Stainless steel ties

Installation/ Commissioning Few material changes 8.5.5 Parties involved in Commissioning Now to include - Interfaced Equipment Supplier e.g. Lift, Vent etc. 8.5.11.2.2 Verification Alteration from Should to Shall be carried out by a competent person

Servicing Frequency amended Only Annual requirements outlined All Devices Once per Annum Central equipment Four times per Annum Interval : Min 2 Month Max 4 Month Total Visual inspection on phased basis per annum Emphasis on Annual certificate Will now show Central equipment test dates

Residential - Category Category LD1 Now to cover Attics/ Lofts Remote Control for Test, Alarm Location & Silence Category LD2 < 4 Floors & < 200m² per floor 1 Family or max 6 persons Now to cover Bedrooms

Residential - Radio Grade D Interconnection by Radio acceptable Still needs Mains + Battery device Previously unprotected Dwellings Includes Multi Occupancy & Houses Radio with 10 year battery allowed Interconnection required (as per Grade D)

Residential - Detector Location Coverage now specified Smoke/CO Alarm unit: 100m² Heat Alarm unit: 50m² Spacing distance to detector Habitable area : Max = 6m from Detector Bedroom Door : Max = 3m from Detector

Residential - L3X System Interconnections No interconnection of Residential alarm units to central L3X system L3X Sounder in Apt Hall can be omitted If other L3X sounders in bedrooms achieve sound level

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