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EICR on a rented property no SPD

Just carried out an EICR on a rented property that has mins smoke detectors with lithium battery back up, there is no SPD fitted and I understand SPD's should be fitted on any safety service eg: smoke detectors. What code should I give this.

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0 aligarjon over 1 year ago

The daft thing being if there was no main supply to the detectors it would be fully compliant as battery only is fully compliant in a rental , be it a minimum requirement.

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0 aligarjon over 1 year ago

The daft thing being if there was no main supply to the detectors it would be fully compliant as battery only is fully compliant in a rental , be it a minimum requirement.

Gary
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0 OlympusMons over 1 year ago in reply to aligarjon

Recently found these https://www.expresselectrical.net/fire-safety/domestic-smoke-and-fire-alarms/interlinked-smoke-and-fire-alarms/hispec-smoke-fire-alarms?limit=25&gclid=Cj0KCQiAofieBhDXARIsAHTTldqBazq0KrMCctKXizrystXxuB1evMBNNiHnKnojbdPXd3N4HJkmC_EaAlrMEALw_wcB

Interlinked 10 year sealed battery smokes and heats. I would have thought ideal for rentals, and no SPD required, nor mweic(s). I guess a fire alarm certificate might be needed if a new installation, if the system is designed, but if you are following the installation instructions in the placement of the detectors, and/or possibly replacing existing ones, they could save time and money.

So tech is catching up.
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