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fire alarm regulations

26-09-2009 11:47AM

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alan kelly

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Hi guys,, Anyone out there know where i can download the irish fire alarm regulations. Cant find them anywhere online. Think they are 'is 3218 1989'

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#2 27-09-2009 10:17AM

Poor Uncle Tom

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Is this anyway close to what you need?

http://www.collectionslink.org.uk/take_care_of_security/security_assess_fire

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#3 27-09-2009 04:04PM

alan kelly

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Has put me on the right track.. Thanks for your response..

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#4 04-11-2009 11:13PM

Prenderb

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Very late reply - sorry mods if I shouldn't do this - but IS 3218 has been updated this year so the standard is IS 3218: 2009. If it's an existing building, the 1989 standards are probably applicable.

IS publications are available for purchase from the National Standards Authority of Ireland and don't usually make their way onto the web for download. Technical libraries might have them included in their subscription too.

Hope that helps.

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