NZS 4514:2002
Interconnected smoke alarms for single household units
This Standard sets out the requirements for the installation and commissioning of externally powered interconnected smoke alarms. It also provides information on the selection, installation and maintenance of smoke alarms.
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CONTENTS
RELATED DOCUMENTS
LATEST REVISIONS
FOREWORD
REVIEW OF STANDARDS
1 SCOPE AND GENERAL
2 INTERPRETATION
3 DEFINITIONS
4 COMPLIANCE WITH OTHER REGULATIONS
5 INSTALLATION AND COMMISSIONING
APPENDIX
A FIRE AND DETECTION CHARACTERISTICS
B INSTALLATION GUIDE
C MAINTENANCE
Table
B1 – Key considerations for smoke alarms
B2 – Smoke alarm location
Figure
5.1 – Dead air spaces
5.2 – Typical field wiring
B1 – Typical three-bedroom dwelling
B2 – Long dwelling
B3 – Multilevel dwelling
B4 – Multilevel dwelling floor plans
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COMMITTEE REPRESENTATION
© COPYRIGHT
CONTENTS
RELATED DOCUMENTS
LATEST REVISIONS
FOREWORD
REVIEW OF STANDARDS
1 SCOPE AND GENERAL
2 INTERPRETATION
3 DEFINITIONS
4 COMPLIANCE WITH OTHER REGULATIONS
5 INSTALLATION AND COMMISSIONING
APPENDIX
A FIRE AND DETECTION CHARACTERISTICS
B INSTALLATION GUIDE
C MAINTENANCE
Table
B1 – Key considerations for smoke alarms
B2 – Smoke alarm location
Figure
5.1 – Dead air spaces
5.2 – Typical field wiring
B1 – Typical three-bedroom dwelling
B2 – Long dwelling
B3 – Multilevel dwelling
B4 – Multilevel dwelling floor plans
NZS 4514:2002
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