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Fire Alarm Installation Certificate

A Fire Alarm Installation Certificate confirms that a fire alarm system has been installed and commissioned in accordance with BS 5839. It records the system type, zone layout, detector locations, sounder coverage, and commissioning test results.

BS 5839-1 (commercial) / BS 5839-6 (domestic)Valid: One-off (per installation)

Free to fill in. £4.99 to send one, or £14.99 a month for as many as you like.

Sample Fire Alarm Certificate certificate

Sample Fire Alarm Installation Certificate certificate created with CertBox, showing the professional PDF layout with system type and category (l1, l2, l3, ld1, ld2, ld3), zone and device layout, detector and sounder locations

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What it covers

  • System type and category (L1, L2, L3, LD1, LD2, LD3)
  • Zone and device layout
  • Detector and sounder locations
  • Control panel specification
  • Commissioning and cause-and-effect testing
  • Documentation and handover

Who needs a Fire Alarm Certificate?

Building owners
Landlords
Building Control
Insurers

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Frequently asked questions about Fire Alarm Certificate

What do the fire alarm categories mean?
L categories are for life safety (L1 = full coverage, L2 = enhanced, L3 = escape routes and the rooms opening onto them, L4 = escape route corridors and stairways only). LD categories are for domestic dwellings (LD1, LD2, LD3). P categories protect property. The category required depends on the building type and fire risk assessment.
How often does the system need servicing?
BS 5839-1:2025 recommends inspection and servicing of a non-domestic system at intervals of approximately six months (any time between five and seven months after the previous visit), in practice two visits a year by a competent fire alarm engineer. That is separate from the weekly user test of a manual call point, which the responsible person carries out. A service certificate should be issued after each visit.

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