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Fire Brigade Equipment Fire Extinguishers – continued
Specification for fire hose couplings and Provisions for evaluating the conformity of a
BS 336:2010 BS EN 3-10:2009
ancillary equipment. portable fire extinguisher to EN 3-7.
Specification for underground fire hydrants Specification for small disposable fire
BS 750:2012 BS 6165:2002
and surface box frames and covers. extinguishers of the aerosol type.
Fire hydrant systems equipment – Part 1: Liquid fire-extinguishing media – Part 1:
BS 5041-1:1987
Specification for landing valves for wet risers. PAS 2013-1:2013 Hand-applied units for use on Class F fires
(up to 3l or up to 5l cooking media).
Fire hydrant systems equipment – Part 2:
BS 5041-2:1987
Specification for landing valves for dry risers.
Fire hydrant systems equipment – Part 3:
BS 5041-3:1975 Specification for inlet breechings for dry riser
Fire Blankets
inlets.
BS EN 1869:1997 Fire blankets.
Specification for non-percolating layflat
BS 6391:2009 delivery hoses and hose assemblies for fire
fighting.
BS EN 14339:2005 Underground fire hydrants.
Hose Reels
Fire-fighting hoses — Non-percolating layflat Fixed firefighting systems – Hose systems
BS EN 14540:2005 BS EN 671-1:2012
hoses for fixed systems. Part 1: Hose reels with semi-rigid hose.
Fire-fighting hoses – Semi-rigid hoses for Fixed firefighting systems — Hose systems
BS EN 694:2014 BS EN 671-2:2012
fixed systems. Part 2: Hose systems with lay-flat hose.
BS EN 14384:2005 Pillar Fire Hydrant.
BS EN 15182-2:2007 Hand-held branchpipes for fire service use –
+A1:2009 Part 2: Combination branchpipes PN 16.
Fire Extinguishing Systems
Hand-held branchpipes for fire service use Evaluation Guideline for fixed dry aerosol fire
BS EN 15182-3:2007 BRL-K23001/04
– Part 3: Smooth bore jet and/or one fixed extinguishing components.
+A1:2009
spray jet angle branchpipes PN 16.
Fixed fire fighting systems – Gas extinguish-
BS EN 15182-4:2007 Hand-held branchpipes for fire service use – BS EN 15004-1:2008 ing systems – Part 1: Design, installation and
+A1:2009 Part 4: High pressure branchpipes PN40. maintenance.
Portable equipment for projecting
extinguishing agents supplied by fire
BS EN 15767-2:2009 fighting pumps — Portable monitors. Part 1: BAFE Schemes*
General requirements for portable monitor
assemblies. Contract Maintenance of Portable Fire
SP101/ST104 Extinguishers incorporating Registered Fire
Portable equipment for projecting extinguish-
Extinguisher Service Technicians.
BS EN 15767-3:2010 ing agents supplied by fire fighting pumps —
Portable monitors. Part 3: Foam devices. Fire Detection and Alarm Systems – system
SP203-1 design, installation, commissioning and
maintenance.
Fire Extinguishers Fixed Gaseous Fire Suppression Systems –
SP203-3 system design, installation, commissioning
Mobile fire extinguishers — and maintenance.
BS EN 1866-1:2007 Part 1: Characteristics, performance and test
Emergency Lighting Systems – system
methods.
SP203-4 design, installation, commissioning and
Mobile fire extinguishers — maintenance.
Part 2: Requirements for the construction,
* Applicable to UK only
pressure resistance and mechanical tests
BS EN 1866-2:2014
for extinguishers, with a maximum allowable
pressure equal to or lower than 30 bar, which
comply with the requirements of EN 1866-1. Fire Detection and Fire Alarm Devices
Mobile fire extinguishers — for Dwellings
Part 3: Requirements for the assembly ,
BS EN 1866-3:2013 construction and pressure resistance of Fire detection and fire alarm devices for
BS 5446-2:2003
CO2 extinguishers which comply with the dwellings. Part 2: Specification for heat alarms.
requirements of EN 1866-1.
Fire detection and fire alarm devices for
BS EN 3-7:2004 Characteristics, performance requirements BS 5446-3:2005 dwellings — Part 3: Specification for smoke
+A1:2007 and test methods. alarm kits for deaf and hard of hearing people.
Additional requirements to EN 3-7 for the Detection and alarm devices for dwellings –
construction, resistance Part 3: Specification for fire alarm and carbon
BS 5446-3:2015
BS EN 3-8:2006 to pressure and mechanical tests for monoxide alarm systems for deaf and hard of
extinguishers with a maximum allowable hearing people.
pressure equal to or lower than 30 bar.
Electrical apparatus for the detection of
Additional requirements to EN 3-7 for BS EN 50291-1:2010 carbon monoxide in domestic premises Part 1:
BS EN 3-9:2006
pressure resistance of CO2 extinguishers. Test methods & performance requirements.

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Fire Detection and Fire Alarm Devices for Fire Doors
Dwellings – continued Pedestrian doorsets, industrial, commercial,
garage doors and openable windows. Product
Electrical apparatus for continuous operation BS EN 16034:2014
standard, performance characteristics. Fire
in a fixed installations in recreational vehicles resisting and/or smoke control characteristics.
BS EN 50291-2:2010 and similar premises including recreational
craft — Additional test methods and Fire resistance and smoke control tests
performance requirements. for door and shutter assemblies, openable
BS EN 1634-1:2014 windows and elements of building hardware.
Electrical apparatus for the detection of Fire resistance test for door and shutter
BS EN 50194-1:2009 combustible gases in domestic premises – assemblies and openable windows.
Test methods and performance requirements.
Fire tests on building materials and structures.
BS EN 14604:2005 Smoke alarm devices. Method for determination of the fire
BS 476-22:1987
resistance of non-loadbearing elements of
construction.
Fire Detection and Fire Alarm System
Components/Devices Emergency Lighting
Fire Detection and Fire Alarm Systems
BS EN 54-2:1998 BS EN 60598-1:2015 Luminaires. General requirements and tests.
– Part 2. Control and Indicating Equipment.
BS EN 54–3: Fire Detection and Fire Alarm Systems BS EN 60598-2-22: Luminaires. Particular requirements.
2001/2014 – Part 3. Fire Alarm Devices – Sounders. 2014 Luminaires for emergency lighting.

Fire Detection and Fire Alarm Systems Lamp controlgear. Particular requirements
BS EN 54-4:1997 BS EN 61347-2-7:
– Part 4. Power Supply Equipment. for battery supplied electronic controlgear
2012
for emergency lighting (self-contained).
Fire Detection and Fire Alarm Systems
BS EN 54-5:2000 Lamp controlgear. Particular requirements
– Part 5. Heat Detectors – Point Detectors. BS EN 61347-2-13:
for d.c. or a.c. supplied electronic controlgear
Fire Detection and Fire Alarm Systems 2014
for LED modules.
BS EN 54-7:2000 – Part 7. Smoke Detectors – Point Detectors
using Scattered Light or Ionization. BS EN 50171:2001 Central power supply systems.
Fire Detection and Fire Alarm Systems – Part Automatic test systems for battery powered
BS EN 54-10:2002 BS EN 62034:2012
10. Flame Detectors and Point Detectors. emergency escape lighting.
Fire Detection and Fire Alarm Systems
BS EN 54–11:2001
– Part 11. Manual Call Points.
Fire Detection and Fire Alarm Systems
Fire Alarm – Suppression and Emergency Lighting
BS EN 54-12:2002
– Part 12. Optical Beam Smoke Detectors.
Fire detection and fire alarm systems for
Fire detection and fire alarm systems buildings. Code of practice for design,
BS 5839-1:2013
BS EN 54-13:2005 — Part 13: Compatibility assessment of installation, commissioning and maintenance
system components. of systems in non-domestic premises.
Fire Detection and Fire Alarm Systems Fire detection and fire alarm systems for
BS EN 54-16:2008 – Part 16. Voice Alarm Control and Indicating buildings. Code of practice for the design,
Equipment. BS 5839-6:2013 installation, commissioning and maintenance
of fire detection and fire alarm systems in
Fire Detection and Fire Alarm Systems domestic premises.
BS EN 54-17:2005
– Part 17. Short Circuit Isolator Modules.
Fire detection and fire alarm systems for
Fire Detection and Fire Alarm Systems buildings. Code of practice for the design,
BS EN 54-18:2005 BS 5839-8:2013
– Part 18. Input / Output Modules. installation, commissioning and maintenance
Fire Detection and Fire Alarm Systems of voice alarm systems.
BS EN 54-20:2006
– Part 20. Aspirating Smoke Detectors. Fixed firefighting systems. Gas extinguishing
BS EN 15004-1:2008
Fire Detection and Fire Alarm Systems systems. Design, installation and maintenance.
BS EN 54-21:2006 – Part 21. Alarm Transmission and Fault Emergency lighting. Code of practice for the
Warning Routing Equipment. BS 5266-1:2011
emergency escape lighting of premises.
Fire detection and fire alarm systems –
BAFE approval can also be achieved for the
BS EN 54-23:2010 Part 23. Fire Alarm Devices – Visual Alarm
above Design, installation and maintenance
Systems.
schemes*. * Applicable to UK only
Fire Detection and Fire Alarm Systems – Part
BS EN 54-24:2008 NPFA 72:2016 National Fire Alarm and Signalling Code.
24. Components of Voice – Loud Speaker.
Fire Detection and Fire Alarm Systems – Part
BS EN 54-25:2008
25. Components using Radio Links.
Fixed Fire Fighting Systems – Components We are a Notified Body for the following Directives and Regulation
for Gas Extinguishing Systems - Part 1:
BS EN 12094-1:2003 Construction Products Regulation (CPR)
Requirements and Test Methods for Electrical
Automatic Control and Delay Devices. Electro Magnetic Compatibility (EMC)
Fixed firefighting systems. Components for
Low Voltage Directive (LVD)
gas extinguishing systems. Requirements and
BS EN 12094-3:2003
test methods for manual triggering and stop Marine Equipment Directive (MED)
devices.

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