NZS 4512:2003

Fire detection and alarm systems in buildings

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  • NZS 4512:2010

    • 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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    Status: SUPERSEDED

    Published: 28/02/2003

    Pages: 108

    Committee:  P4512

    This document may make references to other documents. All referenced documents are displayed below.

    Standards NZ References:

    Overseas Standards References:

    • UL 521:2002 Heat detectors for fire protective signaling systems
    • AS 1603.2:1997 Automatic fire detection and alarm systems - Point type smoke detectors
    • IEC 61000.4.3:2002 - Electromagnetic compatibility - Testing and measurement technique - Radiated radio-frequency electr
    • BS EN 60068-2.1:1993 Environmental testing. Test methods. Tests A. Cold
    • ASTM B117-97 Standard practice for operating salt spray (fog) apparatus
    • AS 2220.1:1989 Emergency warning and intercommunication systems in buildings - Equipment design and manufacture
    • BS EN 54-5:2001 Fire detection and fire alarm systems: Heat detectors. Point detectors.
    • BS EN 60068-2.2:1993 Environmental testing. Test methods. Tests B. Dry heat
    • AS 1603.8:1996 Automatic fire detection and alarm systems - Multi-point aspirated smoke detectors
    • BS EN 54-11:2001 Fire detection and fire alarm systems: Manual call points
    • BS 2011 Part 2.1Ca:1977 Environmental testing - Tests. Test Ca. Damp heat steady state
    • BS EN 60068-2.6:1996 Environmental testing. Test methods. Test FC. Vibration (sinusoidal)
    • BS 5445.7:1984 Components of automatic fire detection systems. Specification for point-type smoke detectors using scatte
    • BS 5839.2:1983 Fire detection and alarm systems for buildings. Specification for manual call points
    • AS 1851.10:1989 Maintenance of fire protection equipment - Emergency warning and intercommunication systems
    • AS 1939:1990 Degrees of protection provided by enclosures for electrical equipment
    • AS 1603.14:2001 Automatic fire detection and alarm systems - Point type carbon monoxide (CO) fire detectors
    • BS EN 50130-4:1996 Alarm systems. Electromagnetic compatibility. Product family standard: Immunity requirements for comp
    • BS EN 54-7:2001 Fire detection and fire alarm systems: Smoke detectors. Point detectors using scattered light transmitte
    • BS EN 54-12:1996 Fire detection and fire alarm systems: Optical smoke detectors
    • SAA HB 20:1996 Graphical symbols for fire protection drawings
    • AS 1603.1:1997 Automatic fire detection and alarm systems - Heat detectors
    • AS 1603.7:1996 Automatic fire detection and alarm systems - Optical beam smoke detectors
    • BS EN 54-10:2002 Fire detection and fire alarm systems: Flame detectors. Point detectors.
    • BS EN 60651:1994 Specification for sound level meters
    • UL 268:1996 Smoke detectors for fire protective signaling systems
    • AS 2220.2:1989 Emergency warning and intercommunication systems in buildings - System design installation and commission

    Other References:

    • NZECP 28 New Zealand Electrical Code of Practice Selection and Installation of Cables
    • Building Industry New Zealand Building Code Handbook and Authority Approved Documents
    • New Zealand Building Code (Schedule 1 of New Zealand Building Regulations 1992)

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    Building Code Compliance Schedule Handbook

    Ministry:  Ministry of Business, Innovation, and Employment: Building and Housing
    Section:  SS2, SS15/1

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