What do you put on an EICR when there is no/faulty smoke detectors in a domestic property?

Nothing to do with electrical safety .

Saying that I would inform the client if they aren't working.

Gary

It depends what sort of inspection you have been asked to do. If the building is supposed to have then and they have been broken or removed, then it would be irresponsible not to highlight this as an observation. 

I agree its not a BS7671 line item, so no code, but someone asking for a safety inspection might reasonably expect it to be considered, unless you say ' fire system will not be inspected as part of this EICR.'

Mike.

It depends what sort of inspection you have been asked to do. If the building is supposed to have then and they have been broken or removed, then it would be irresponsible not to highlight this as an observation. 

I agree its not a BS7671 line item, so no code, but someone asking for a safety inspection might reasonably expect it to be considered, unless you say ' fire system will not be inspected as part of this EICR.'

Mike.

I believe that is what I said.  

Gary

I am going to be Pedant.

Put

fire system will not be inspected as part of this EICR

in writing on the quote/estimate and on the EICR form

Thus in a court of law there is no confusion

I do quite a lot of EICRs for letting agents so personally I check them and put a replacement date on the report if there is one in the summary at the end as well. Also I would say 20% of the times the detectors are battery operated. 

Gary