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Voice Evacuation / Mass Notification System Test Report

This report documents testing of an in-building voice evacuation or mass notification system to NFPA 72 — message playback, zone and appliance operation, fire alarm interface priority, and the intelligibility assessment (quantitative STI/CIS or a documented listen test).

NFPA 72 (National Fire Alarm and Signaling Code, Chapter 24 Emergency Communications Systems)Valid: Annual (12 months)

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What it covers

  • System and control unit details
  • Message playback and live paging
  • Zone and appliance operation
  • Fire alarm interface and priority
  • Intelligibility method and results (STI ≥ 0.45 / CIS ≥ 0.7 where measured)
  • Per-location measurements

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Frequently asked questions about Voice Evac / MNS Test

What intelligibility score is required?
Where intelligibility is measured quantitatively, NFPA 72 uses a Speech Transmission Index of at least 0.45 (equivalent to a Common Intelligibility Scale of 0.7). Quantitative measurement is not mandatory — a documented listen test in each acoustically distinguishable space is acceptable.
What is the difference between audibility and intelligibility?
Audibility is whether the signal can be heard above ambient noise; intelligibility is whether spoken messages can be understood. Voice and mass notification systems must achieve both, and this report records each.

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