Smoke detection in high spaces using ASD

Factfile 0045

Fire Industry Association, 2011
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Current

Supplement

Mechanical & Electrical Supplement

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Factfile

Abstract

Summarises recent research into use of Optical beam smoke detectors (OBSD) and Aspirating smoke detectors (ASD) in high ceiling spaces and the influence this has had on FIA guidance for ASD systems.

History

The information set out in this document is believed to be correct in the light of information currently available but it is not guaranteed and neither the Fire Industry Association nor its officers can accept any responsibility in respect of the contents or any events arising from use of the information contained within this document. Some documents in this series were issued by BFPSA.

Subjects

  • Electrical services
  • Fire fighting equipment
  • Building services
  • Fire
  • Special subject areas

Publisher History

The British Fire Protection Systems Association (BFPSA) the Fire Extinguishing Trades Association (FETA) and the Fire Industry Confederation (FIC) merged in April 2007 to form the Fire Industry Association.

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