Maintenance & Repair

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We service all types of fire and security system, many of which require regular maintenance in keeping with your own safety policy and the current regulations, our contracts include the following benefits.

Agreed maintenance schedules ensuring compliance
Immediate issue notification and repair
Dedicated fire and security, engineering and technical support
The initial survey outlines any non-complying areas

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And remember if its not broken, dont fix it.

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Fire Detection Systems are maintained under BS 5839-1:2013

No matter how technologically advanced a fire detection and fire alarm system might be with state-of-the-art self-monitoring and automatic fault detection features, there will always be the need for human observation and intervention to ensure its continuous smooth running and optimum performance.

There are three main reasons for routine maintenance and testing:

To identify any faults signalled and take the appropriate action to rectify them;
To ensure there have been no major failures of the system, either as a whole or in part;
To familiarise occupants of the building with the fire alarm signal(s).

As such, it is important for the premises management to institute a schedule of system testing, which can be sub-divided into weekly, monthly and annual routines.

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CCTV Systems are maintained under BSEN 62676-4

A preventative maintenance visit allows the technician to carry out a complete audit / check of the CCTV surveillance system, the documentation associated with the CCTV system, and the training requirements of users.

The CCTV surveillance system should receive at least one preventative maintenance visit each year. However, additional maintenance visits may be required depending on the complexity of the system, the environmental conditions, and the need to change ‘perishable items’ e.g. wiper blades, hard drives, electronic motors and batteries etc.

Intruder Alarm Systems are maintained under EN 50131

Preventative Maintenance. A planed programme of regular inspections and routine maintenance to meet the requirements of the European Standards EN-50131 for Intruder alarms.

Comprehensive Maintenance. A full extended warranty service to cover all replacement parts and all call out and labour charges. The Preventative maintenance programme is also included.

Code of practice for audio-frequency induction loop systems - BS 7594

Gives recommendations for and guidance on the design, planning, installation, testing, operation and maintenance of an audio frequency induction loop system

intended for communicating speech, music and/or other signals. The
performance requirements of an induction loop system is specified in BS EN
60118-4 (Magnetic field strength in induction loop systems for hearing aid
purposes)

Comprehensive Maintenance. A full extended warranty service to cover all replacement parts and all call out and labour charges. The Preventative maintenance programme is also included.