NZS 4512:1997

Fire alarm systems in buildings

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WARNING:  SUPERSEDED Standard.  This document has been replaced by 

  • NZS 4512:2003

    • Provides specifiers, users, manufacturers, suppliers, installers and maintenance persons with requirements to enable a fire warning from a fire alarm system in a building to operate at the earliest practicable moment to facilitate appropriate emergency measures.

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    Amendment history

    Supersedes

    Publishing information

    Status: SUPERSEDED

    Published: 15/01/1998

    Pages: 64

    Committee:  P/4512

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    Standards NZ References:

    Overseas Standards References:

    • AS 1851.10:1989
    • BS EN 60068.2.6:1996
    • IEC 61000.4.3:1995
    • AS 1939:1990
    • BS 5839.2:1983
    • BS 6221
    • BS EN 60068.2.2:1993
    • BS EN 60068.2.1:1993
    • BS 5445.7:1984
    • AS 1603.8:1996
    • AS 2220.2:1989
    • BS EN 60651:1994
    • UL 268:1989
    • AS 2220.1:1989
    • AS 1159:1988
    • BS 2011.2.1Ca:1977

    Other References:

    • NZ Electrical Codes of Practice 28
    • Radiocommunications (Radio) Regulations 1993
    • New Zealand Building Code

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    Maritime Rules Part 42b: Safety Equipment – Fire Appliances – Performance Standards

    Ministry:  Maritime New Zealand
    Section:  42B.5(8)

    Citation Context:
    The system must be maintained in accordance with the applicable requirements of New Zealand standard NZS 4512:1997 Fire Alarm Systems in Buildings.

    Maritime Rules Part 42b: Safety Equipment – Fire Appliances – Performance Standards

    Ministry:  Maritime New Zealand
    Section:  Page 9, Footnote 5

    Citation Context:
    It is recommended that annual checks and tests be carried out in accordance with the requirements of New Zealand standard NZS 4512:1997 Fire Alarm Systems in Buildings.

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