This involves a thorough visual check of all components of the fire alarm system, including control panels, detectors (smoke, heat, carbon monoxide), manual pull stations, annunciators, and any other related devices. The purpose is to look for any physical damage or obstructions that could impede the system's operation.

Each component of the fire alarm system is tested to ensure it is operating correctly. This includes triggering smoke and heat detectors,testing manual pull stations, and verifying the audible and visual alarms (like bells and strobes) function as intended.

Batteries are checked for proper operation and to ensure they can hold a charge. This is critical for the reliability of the system, especially during power outages.

The fire alarm control panel is the central hub of the system. Inspectors will check for proper operation, clear and accurate display readings, and ensure that the panel is free of any fault or trouble signals.

This involves verifying that the fire alarm system is properly connected to any monitoring services and that it can communicate effectively with emergency services if needed.

Accurate records of all inspections, tests, and maintenance activities must be kept. This is essential for accountability and to ensure a historyof the system’s performance and issues.

The inspection ensures that the fire alarm system is in compliance with all relevant building codes and safety standards, including any local amendments or requirements.

After the inspection, a detailed report is provided. This report outlines the status of the system, any deficiencies found, and recommendations for repairs or improvements.

 If any issues are identified during the inspection, Alltron will work with you to address these problems promptly to ensure the system remains reliable and effective.