Fire Alarm Sensitivity and Emergency Lighting Testing

2026-11-03

1 . Verification of all remote annunciation functions 2 . Activation of all visual and audible signals to verify operations 3 . Check all accessible alarm initiating devices for proper operation , this will include , but not limited to : manual pull stations , ceiling and duct smoke detectors , heat detectors 4 . Inspect and test fire and smoke dampers are performed in accordance with Chapter 802 of the " City of Pittsburgh City Code ” 5 . Check all control equipment for proper voltages during trouble and alarm conditions 6 . Provide complete documentation of the entire test and an itemized list of all alarm devices tested and problems found 7 . Test shall be performed by fire alarm technician in accordance with NFPA - 72 and all local and state codes 8 . Perform detector sensitivity testing and document as required 9 . HACP will provide a schedule for testing two weeks prior to the test 10 . HACP will provide proper access to any areas needed 11 . HACP will provide alarm parts 12 . All alarms at the selected locations below are to be tested 13 . All emergency lighting shall follow NFPA 101 Section 7 . 9 . 3 Emergency Lighting must be tested annually for a duration of 1 . 5 hours . ○ All emergency lighting must be fully operational throughout the duration of all testing 14 . Contractor must maintain complete records of all tests and inspections to be shared with HACP 15 . The Code refers to NFPA 110 testing for the testing of emergency generators and related transfer switches and NFPA III is for testing stored electrical energy systems that provide an alternate source of electrical power

Pennsylvania

2026-05-09