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24volt and 230 volt in same trunking

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Testing a building where the fire alarm in another building has been extended into the 1 I am testing. the old wiring has been used and is laid with a metal trunking.

Just wondered what that thought is on coding??
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    However, BS 5839 Part 1 would tend to preclude randomly mixing the fire alarm circuits in with general circuits - principally to stop the life safety circuits  being damaged by general fiddling with the LV Power (ie non life safety) circuits.


    It's perfectly credible that the 24V circuits are fine in terms of insulation grading - but the whole system would not comply with BS 5839-1


    Regards


    OMS
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  • Former Community Member
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    However, BS 5839 Part 1 would tend to preclude randomly mixing the fire alarm circuits in with general circuits - principally to stop the life safety circuits  being damaged by general fiddling with the LV Power (ie non life safety) circuits.


    It's perfectly credible that the 24V circuits are fine in terms of insulation grading - but the whole system would not comply with BS 5839-1


    Regards


    OMS
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