Hey all,

 

Apparently my local council require these. But any electrician I have spoken to seems 'confused'. Even the one that installed the fire alarm and emergency lights.

I *assumed* there was a standard form for these - but can't find anything generic online.

Council unhelpful as you can imagine.

Any help appreciated.

 

thanks

 

Mark

Google found these but they might be out of date?

 

I would have thought any good installer would have their own similar forms?

 

https://www.elecsa.co.uk/Documents/Public-Documents/Contractors/Model-Fire-Alarm-Certificate.aspx

and

http://www.shepleyelectricalservices.com/Emergency Lighting Completion.pdf

 

Is that what you are asking for or are you asking about which parts of the standards apply?

 

5 minutes ago, Temp said:

Google found these but they might be out of date?

 

I would have thought any good installer would have their own similar forms?

 

https://www.elecsa.co.uk/Documents/Public-Documents/Contractors/Model-Fire-Alarm-Certificate.aspx

and

http://www.shepleyelectricalservices.com/Emergency Lighting Completion.pdf

 

Is that what you are asking for or are you asking about which parts of the standards apply?

 

Thanks
I did find the first one TBH.

 

No electrician seems to understand. The council require it for HMO license. So it's really a case of whomever installed it can sign it off with these. But of course they probably  aren't BS5839 qualified ( or done the course ) . So then it gets tricky.....

Edited March 29, 20197 yr by pocster

Also found this from NICEIC..

 

https://professional-electrician.com/technical/changes-code-practice-emergency-lighting/

 

The code of practice for emergency lighting, BS 5266-1, has recently been revised and came into effect on the 31, May 2016.

 

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Emergency lighting certificates

The model certificates have been updated to take account of the changes to BS 5266-1. For the verification of existing premises, a new model (site compliance) certificate is contained in Annex K... continues.