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Safety service

lyledunn

Are smoke/heat/CO detectors connected to the electrical installation in domestic premises a “safety service” as defined in Part 2?

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    443.4.1 insists that overvoltage protection is provided for “safety services” as defined in Part 2, so we have no need to look to any other publication. I hold with JP, and whether intended or not, there is no doubt, having read the definition, that domestic alarms as I described above constitute a “safety system” and therefore over voltage protection is required.

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    443.4.1 insists that overvoltage protection is provided for “safety services” as defined in Part 2, so we have no need to look to any other publication. I hold with JP, and whether intended or not, there is no doubt, having read the definition, that domestic alarms as I described above constitute a “safety system” and therefore over voltage protection is required.

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