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Form Name	Content Form
Form Length	4 pages
Fillable?	Yes
Fillable fields	123
Avg. time to fill out	25 min 40 sec
Other names	fire alarm inspection form excel, fire form inspection alarm, fire alarm testing inspection, fire inspection alarm form

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INSPECTION, TESTING, AND MAINTENANCE

72-101

	INSPECTION ANDTESTING FORM
	DATE:
	TIME:
SERVICE ORGANIZATION	PROPERTY NAME (USER)
Name:	Name:
Address:	Address:
Representative:	Owner Contact:
License No.:	Telephone:
Telephone:
MONITORING ENTITY	APPROVING AGENCY
Contact:	Contact:
Telephone:	Telephone:
Monitoring Account. Ref. No.:
TYPE TRANSMISSION	SERVICE
□ McCulloh	□ Weekly
□ Multiplex	□ Monthly
□ Digital	□ Quarterly
□ Reverse Priority	□ Semiannually
□ RF	□ Annually
□ Other (Specify)	□ Other (Specify)
Control Unit Manufacturer:	Model No.:
Circuit Styles:
Number of Circuits:
Software Rev.:

Last Date System Had Any Service Performed:

Last Date that Any Software or Configuration Was Revised:

ALARM-INITIATING DEVICES AND CIRCUIT INFORMATION

Quantity

Circuit Style

Manual Fire Alarm Boxes

Ion Detectors

Photo Detectors

Duct Detectors

Heat Detectors

Waterflow Switches

Supervisory Switches

Other (Specify):

Alarm verification feature is disabled

enabled

(NFPA Inspection and Testing, 1 of 4)

FIGURE 10.6.2.3 Example of an Inspection and Testing Form.

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72-102

NATIONAL FIRE ALARM CODE

ALARM NOTIFICATION APPLIANCES AND CIRCUIT INFORMATION

Quantity

Circuit Style

Bells

Horns

Chimes

Strobes

Speakers

Other (Specify):

No. of alarm notification appliance circuits:

Are circuits monitored for integrity?

J Yes

No

SUPERVISORY SIGNAL-INITIATING DEVICES AND CIRCUIT INFORMATION

Quantity

Circuit Style

Building Temp.

Site Water Temp.

Site Water Level

Fire Pump Power

Fire Pump Running

Fire Pump Auto Position

Fire Pump or Pump Controller Trouble

Fire Pump Running

Generator In Auto Position

Generator or Controller Trouble

Switch Transfer

Generator Engine Running

Other:

SIGNALING LINE CIRCUITS

Quantity and style of signaling line circuits connected to system (see NFPA 72, Table 6.6.1):

QuantityStyle(s)

SYSTEM POWER SUPPLIES
(a) Primary (Main): Nominal Voltage	Amps
Overcurrent Protection: Type	Amps
Location (of Primary Supply Panelboard):
Disconnecting Means Location:
(b) Secondary (Standby):
Storage Battery: Amp-Hr. Rating
Calculated capacity to operate system, in hours:	24	60

Engine-driven generator dedicated to fire alarm system:

Location of fuel storage:

TYPE BATTERY

Dry Cell

Nickel-Cadmium

Sealed Lead-Acid

Lead-Acid

Other (Specify):

(c)Emergency or standby system used as a backup to primary power supply, instead of using a secondary power supply: Emergency system described in NFPA 70, Article 700

Legally required standby described in NFPA 70, Article 701

Optional standby system described in NFPA 70, Article 702, which also meets the performance requirements ofArticle 700 or 701.

(NFPA Inspection and Testing, 2 of 4)

FIGURE 10.6.2.3 Continued

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INSPECTION, TESTING, AND MAINTENANCE

72-103

PRIOR TO ANY TESTING

NOTIFICATIONS ARE MADE	Yes	No	Who	Time
Monitoring Entity	□	□
Building Occupants	J	□
Building Management	□	□
Other (Specify)	□	□
AHJ Notified ofAny Impairments	J	□

SYSTEM TESTS AND INSPECTIONS

TYPE	Visual	Functional	Comments
Control Unit	□	□
Interface Equipment	J	□
Lamps/LEDS	□	□
Fuses	□	□
Primary Power Supply	□	□
Trouble Signals	□	□
Disconnect Switches	J	□
Ground-Fault Monitoring	□	□
SECONDARY POWER
TYPE	Visual	Functional	Comments
Battery Condition	□
Load Voltage		□
Discharge Test		□
Charger Test		□
Specific Gravity		□
TRANSIENT SUPPRESSORS	□
REMOTE ANNUNCIATORS	□	□
NOTIFICATION APPLIANCES
Audible	J	□
Visible	□	□
Speakers	□	□
Voice Clarity		□

INITIATING AND SUPERVISORY DEVICE TESTS AND INSPECTIONS

Loc. & S/N	Device	Visual	Functional	Factory	Measured	Pass	Fail
Loc. & S/N	Type	Check	Test	Setting	Setting	Pass	Fail
		□	□			□	□
		□	□			□	□
		□	□			□	□
		□	□			□	□
		J	□			□	□
		□	□			□	□

Comments:

(NFPA Inspection and Testing, 3 of 4)

FIGURE 10.6.2.3 Continued

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72-104	NATIONAL FIRE ALARM CODE
EMERGENCY COMMUNICATIONS EQUIPMENT		Visual		Functional	Comments
Phone Set		□		□
Phone Jacks		□		J
Off-Hook Indicator		□		□
Amplifier(s)		□		□
Tone Generator(s)		□		J
Call-in Signal		□		□
System Performance		□		□
		Visual		Device	Simulated
INTERFACE EQUIPMENT		Visual		Operation	Operation
INTERFACE EQUIPMENT
(Specify)		□		J	□
(Specify)		□		□	□
(Specify)		□		□	□
SPECIAL HAZARD SYSTEMS
(Specify)		□		□	□
(Specify)		□		J	□
(Specify)		□		□	□
Special Procedures:
Comments:
SUPERVISING STATION MONITORING	Yes	No		Time	Comments
Alarm Signal	J		□
Alarm Restoration	J		□
Trouble Signal	J		□
Supervisory Signal	J		□
Supervisory Restoration	J		□
NOTIFICATIONS THAT TESTING IS COMPLETE	Yes	No		Who	Time
Building Management	J		□
Monitoring Agency	J		□
Building Occupants	J		□
Other (Specify)	J		□
The following did not operate correctly:
System restored to normal operation: Date:		Time:
THIS TESTING WAS PERFORMED IN ACCORDANCE WITH APPLICABLE NFPA STANDARDS.
Name of Inspector:			Date:		Time:
Signature:
Name of Owner or Representative:

Date:Time:

Signature:

(NFPA Inspection and Testing, 4 of 4)

FIGURE 10.6.2.3 Continued

2002 Edition

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In the SERVICE □ Weekly □ Monthly □, Model No, TYPE TRANSMISSION □ Mc, Cull, oh □, Control Unit Manufacturer: Circuit, Quantity, ALARM, INITIATING DEVICES AND, Manual Fire Alarm Boxes Ion, Alarm verification feature is, enabled, and (NFPA Inspection and Testing field, put down the information you have.

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You may be expected to write down the details to let the program complete the segment NOTIFICATIONS ARE MADE Monitoring, PRIOR TO ANY TESTING No □ □ □ □ □, Yes □ J □ □ J, Who, Time, TYPE Control Unit Interface, SYSTEM TESTS AND INSPECTIONS, Visual, Functional, Comments, □ J □ □ □ □ J □, Visual, Functional, and Comments.

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You should include the rights and responsibilities of the sides inside the TYPE Control Unit Interface, J □ □, INITIATING AND SUPERVISORY DEVICE, Loc, Device Type, Visual Check, □ □ □ □ J □, Factory Setting, Measured Setting, Functional, Test □ □ □ □ □ □, Pass □ □ □ □ □ □, Fail □ □ □ □ □ □, Comments:, and FIGURE 10 space.

TYPE Control Unit Interface, J □ □, INITIATING AND SUPERVISORY DEVICE, Loc, Device Type, Visual Check, □ □ □ □ J □, Factory Setting, Measured Setting, Functional, Test □ □ □ □ □ □, Pass □ □ □ □ □ □, Fail □ □ □ □ □ □, Comments:, and FIGURE 10 in fire alarm inspection form

Finalize by reading the next fields and preparing them accordingly: EMERGENCY COMMUNICATIONS EQUIPMENT, Visual, Functional, □ J □ □ J □ □, Comments, INTERFACE EQUIPMENT, (Specify) (Specify) (Specify), SPECIAL HAZARD SYSTEMS, (Specify) (Specify) (Specify), Special Procedures:, Comments:, SUPERVISING STATION MONITORING, Yes J J J J J Yes J J J J, Visual, and Device.

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