BU693 Designing active fire safety systems in housing

Abbreviation
BU693(2024)
Valid from
1/07/2024

Information provider
BRANZ Limited,
Information type
BRANZ Bulletin,
Format
PDF,

Description

This bulletin outlines the requirements for active fire safety systems in new building work in housing.

Most deaths in residential fires result from smoke inhalation. Working smoke and heat alarms warn occupants and give them time to escape. Domestic sprinklers can also save lives.

 

 

Scope

This bulletin covers:

  1. Introduction
  2. Building Code requirements
  3. Smoke alarms
    1. Smoke alarms for the hearing impaired
  4. Heat alarms
  5. Alarm systems in larger or more complex buildings
  6. Automatic sprinkler systems
  7. More information

This bulletin does not cover passive fire safety systems.

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Notes/comments

This bulletin replaces Bulletin 639 Domestic active fire protection.

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This bulletin replaces Bulletin 639 Domestic active fire protection.

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BU693 Designing active fire safety systems in housing

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BU693 Designing active fire safety systems in housing

Description

This bulletin outlines the requirements for active fire safety systems in new building work in housing.

Most deaths in residential fires result from smoke inhalation. Working smoke and heat alarms warn occupants and give them time to escape. Domestic sprinklers can also save lives.

 

 

View on Information Provider website Download this resource (PDF, 522KB)
BU693 Designing active fire safety systems in housing
Description

This bulletin outlines the requirements for active fire safety systems in new building work in housing.

Most deaths in residential fires result from smoke inhalation. Working smoke and heat alarms warn occupants and give them time to escape. Domestic sprinklers can also save lives.

 

 

View on Information Provider website Download this resource (PDF, 522KB)
This resource does not cite any other resources.

BU693 Designing active fire safety systems in housing

This resource does not CITE any other resources.
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