Contact us: 01625 501069 | 07542 649662
Contact us: 01625 501069 | 07542 649662
Based in Macclesfield, Cheshire, we supply and install fire alarm systems and test and maintain existing systems throughout Macclesfield and all surrounding areas for commercial properties and businesses of all sizes.
ANNUAL INSPECTION AND TEST
Fire alarm systems should be inspected and tested annually over two visits by law in accordance with BS 5839-1: 2019 regulations. With our specialist knowledge of fire detection and alarm systems, our engineers can carry out your periodic inspection and testing.
The nature of the work that should be carried out during a 12 month period includes:
The Security Hub will identify any deficiencies, such as an inadequate amount of fire alarm manual call points, low audibility of fire alarms in areas and a lack of detection relating to the category of fire alarm installed, as well as any wiring or signal faults identified. The inspection should also identify any changes in use, layout and construction of the building that may impact on the effectiveness of the system.
Remember that if you haven't had your fire alarm tested and you have a fire, this could invalidate any insurance claim. BE COMPLIANT - BE LEGAL - BE SAFE
At the Security Hub Ltd, we design, install and commission all types of fire alarms. We would discuss with you what fire alarm is most appropriate for your business and design a system that meets UK fire alarm regulations and BS 5839 specifications (the relevant British Standard). We can also advise you on upgrading your existing system to meet the latest requirements. The Security Hub can install, maintain and test all major types of alarms including C-TEC, Fike and Honeywell.
Who needs a fire alarm?
Current UK fire alarm regulations state that all business premises and houses of multiple occupancy (HMO's) must have ‘an appropriate fire detection system’ in accordance with ‘The Regulatory Reform (Fire Safety) Order 2005’, known as the ‘RRO’. This basically means that an outbreak of fire can easily be detected and occupants can easily be warned. This does not necessarily mean that all business premises will need a fire alarm system. In addition, the UK government recommends that all fire alarm and detection systems should be installed and maintained in accordance with the relevant British Standard, BS 5839.
Fire risk assessments
If you are in any doubt whether you need a fire alarm, then your Fire Risk Assessment should specifically state this. If you don’t have a Fire Risk Assessment then you must have one by law. Ask us to carry out an assessment for you. Also remember that lack of an up to date Fire Risk Assessment can invalidate your insurance.
Types of fire alarms
There are 3 main types of fire alarm systems:
Conventional fire alarm
Addressable fire alarm
Wireless fire alarm
Silk Point, Queens Avenue, Macclesfield, Cheshire, SK10 2BB
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