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(45.4(j) sub-clause 2).
The market is now seeing far more multi-sensors – a recent poll* of 165 engineers showed that 73% were now testing the same or more multi-sensor detectors than 2-years ago. While these detectors are proven to reduce false alarms – a major driver in their use, they also throw up another challenge, with multiple sensors now requiring testing
Such developments have led to wider use of an all-in-one detector tester – such as Testifire, which offers the ability to test smoke, heat and CO from one device. Naturally, use of one tool for multiple functions brings about productivity savings – with engineers having less to carry around site and spending less time changing between testers.
(Clause 22.1).
The modern design of buildings has seen greater creativity in design, with many voids and large open areas – all of which have some form of fire detection, and all of which need to be tested. Other common areas of hard to access detection include lift shafts and secure rooms. Often, testing in these locations is at great expense, involving third party engineers, extra staff and increased disruption.
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