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Lacking hands-on experience in fire alarm installation? This is the course for you! Become a competent fire alarm installer with our comprehensive course, specifically designed to bridge the gap for those needing practical experience. Our training provides crucial hands-on experience covering both addressable and conventional fire alarm system installation, ensuring you're proficient in every aspect.
Unit 1: Fire Alarm Systems Design
Unit 2: Practical Wiring & Troubleshooting
Unit 3: Electrical Principles & Fire Alarm Installation
Unit 4: Testing Methodology
Unit 5: Paperwork
Course fee: £790.00 + VAT
Course duration: 3 days
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Unit 1: Fire Alarm Systems Design
Introduction to BS 5839 Part 1 & 6
Unit 2: Practical Wiring & Troubleshooting
Dynamic H & S Check
Basic system design
Conventional & Addressable Panel and Detectors Wiring
Unit 3: Electrical Principles & Fire Alarm Installation
Cable insulation testing
Sound level testing
Battery testing & calculations
Voltage drop calculations
Understanding installer responsibilities
Unit 4: Testing Methodology
Battery Test
Amperage Test
Functional Test
Unit 5: Paperwork
Installation and Testing Certifications.
As-fitted diagram with device numbers and sound level recording, cable routing. Stay compliant and advance your professional skills with this vital fire safety qualification. Enrol now to secure your spot on the next training session.
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