The fire alarm system inspection schedule can vary depending on local laws and authority-having jurisdiction. Fire alarm system components visual inspection should be done per the maintenance schedule and operational documentation. Perform a visual inspection of all fire alarm system equipment yearly, at least, to confirm there aren't any changes affecting its performance.
1
Inspect the control equipment, including its LEDs, power supply, and fuses.
2
Inspect, if any trouble signals appear.
Check for past troubles in the fire alarm log files.
3
Inspect batteries for possible leakage and corrosion.
4
Inspect heat, duct, and smoke detectors if any changes/defects affect their functionality.
5
Test fire alarm control equipment to confirm proper receipt of alarm, supervisory and trouble signals.
Verify both visual and audible trouble signals.
6
Test the secondary power supply by unplugging all primary power supplies.
7
Test all initiating devices (smoke and heat detectors) to ensure they operate as intended and transmit the signal to the control unit.
8
Perform testing of alarm notification appliances.
They should correctly provide both visual and audio signalization.
9
Has any Fire Alarm system malfunction been found that makes it inoperative?
