DIN 14675
Standard 01 / 07
Fire alarm systems — Design and operation
Governs planning, design, installation, commissioning, acceptance and maintenance. Requires a specialist firm with appropriately qualified personnel.
DIN 14675
Fire alarm systems (BMA) & smoke alarms
Planning, installation and maintenance of fire alarm systems to the applicable standards. Early fire detection minimises injury and property damage — and in many buildings it is simply mandatory.
At a glance.
A fire alarm system detects a fire before people notice it. It alerts those present, triggers other systems when it matters — hold-open devices, smoke extraction, lift control — and passes the alarm on to a permanently staffed centre.
FireLux takes on the entire life cycle: concept, detailed design, installation, commissioning, acceptance with the fire service and recurring maintenance. In residential property we additionally fit apartments with smoke alarms that meet statutory requirements, and document every inspection traceably.
- Planning, installation and maintenance of fire alarm systems to the applicable standards
- Early fire detection to minimise injury and property damage
- Connection to monitoring centres and integration into existing security systems
- Fitting residential and commercial property with compliant smoke alarms
- Regular inspection, maintenance and documentation
Kenndaten
- Leitnorm
- DIN 14675
- Inspection interval
- Quartal
- Regelwerke
- 7
- Prüfpunkte
- 4
Standards & regulations.
The rules this work is planned, installed, signed off and maintained against.
DIN VDE 0833-1
Standard 02 / 07
Hazard alarm systems — General requirements
Basis for the operation and maintenance of all hazard alarm systems.
DIN VDE 0833-2
Standard 03 / 07
Requirements for fire alarm systems
Detector selection, monitoring scope and the triggering of other equipment.
DIN EN 54
Standard 04 / 07
Fire detection and fire alarm systems — Component standards
Requirements for control panels, detectors, alarm devices and power supply.
DIN 14676
Standard 05 / 07
Smoke alarms for residential buildings
Planning, installation, operation and maintenance of smoke alarms in residential premises.
DIN EN 14604
Standard 06 / 07
Smoke alarms — Product standard
Product requirements for the device itself.
Landesbauordnung
Standard 07 / 07
Smoke alarm obligation under state law
The smoke alarm obligation is a matter for the federal states. In Berlin it applies to residential units; owners are responsible for installation.
From survey to maintenance.
- 01
Site survey
Walk-through, assessment of existing equipment, comparison against the fire protection concept and official requirements.
- 02
Concept & planning
Protection objective, monitoring scope, detector selection and detector zones. Agreed with the authority and the insurer.
- 03
Installation
Fitting the control panel, detectors, sounders and cabling during ongoing operation.
- 04
Acceptance & commissioning
Function test, connection to the monitoring centre, operator briefing and handover of the documentation.
- 05
Maintenance & documentation
Recurring inspection and maintenance with a complete logbook for authorities and insurers.
Inspect, maintain, document.
What has to be inspected how often — and the standard each interval rests on.
quarterly
Inspection 01 / 04
Inspection of the system
- DIN VDE 0833-1
annually
Inspection 02 / 04
Maintenance of the system
- DIN VDE 0833-1
annually
Inspection 03 / 04
Functional test of smoke alarms
- DIN 14676
after 10 years
Inspection 04 / 04
Replacement of smoke alarms
- DIN 14676
What you get.
01
Benefit 01 / 03
Liability demonstrably met
Every inspection is recorded. In the event of a loss, what counts is the proof, not the intention.
02
Benefit 02 / 03
One point of contact
Planning, installation and maintenance from a single source — no losses at the interfaces between trades.
03
Benefit 03 / 03
Keep existing systems running
We assess what can be kept rather than replacing everything as a matter of course.
Questions.
Related trades.
What is usually planned and maintained together in practice.
Fire alarm systems
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