Making Sense of NFPA 72’s New Cybersecurity Chapter
The 2022 edition of NFPA 72 features a new chapter dedicated to cybersecurity. Here’s what integrators need to know.
The 2022 edition of NFPA 72 features a new chapter dedicated to cybersecurity. Here’s what integrators need to know.
Not only should those who work on fire alarm systems be factory certified on the systems and equipment they are working on, but they also need to be competent on resolving issues not associated with the equipment.
Calibrated test method, a manufacturer’s calibrated sensitivity test instrument and listed control equipment arranged for the purpose are a few methods laid out in NFPA 72.
Fire/life-safety expert Shane Clary reviews the requirements and methods for testing smoke detector sensitivity per NFPA 72.
Fire/life-safety expert Shane Clary bucks an NFPA 72 code requirement and explains why the onus should instead be on the building owner.
The alarm industry has reached out to AT&T to request that they hold off on the sunset until Dec. 31, 2022.
If you are a provider of residential systems, you should become familiar with the requirements within NFPA 715.
Risk identification should be done at the beginning of a project, but also throughout a project and in the case of an MNS, for the duration of the system.
Shop drawings should not be confused with engineering drawings. Here are the minimum requirements according to NFPA 72.
NFPA 915 Standard for Remote Testing will “provide minimum requirements for remote inspections to deliver an equivalent or improved result as that which would be obtained with other inspection methods.”
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