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electrical fire alarm systems  \nCP 10 : 2005  \n(ICS 13.220.20; 13.320)  \nCode of practice for installation and servicing of electrical fire alarm systems  \nISBN 981-4154-01-6  \nThis Singapore Standard was approved by the Electrical and Electronic Standards Committee on behalf of the Standards Council of Singapore on 22 March 2005.  \nFirst published, 1980 First revision, 1993 Second revision, 2005  \nThe Electrical and Electronic Standards Committee appointed by the Standards Council consists of the following members:  \nChairman  \nDeputy Chairman  \nSecretary  \nMembers  \nCo-opted Member  \nName  \n: Mr Renny Yeo Ah Kiang: Mr Lim Say Leong: Mr Ong Chih Hsing  \n: Assoc Prof Chan Tat Wai Mr Chong Weng Hoe  \nMr Chua Kok Yong  \nMr Ho Fui Chan  \nEr. Adeline Koh  \nAssoc Prof Koh Liang Mong Mr Peter Leong  \nProf Liew Ah Choy  \nMr Kenneth Liu  \nMr Ng Kim Leong  \nMr Ng Kin Ming  \nMr Michael Ong  \nEr. Ong Ser Huan  \nMr K Seshadri  \nMr Sim Wee Meng  \nMr Tan Boon Chong  \nMr Tan Hak Khoon Mr Jimi Wong Yick Chee Prof Yeo Tat Soon  \n: Er. Ng Eng Kiong  \nCapacity  \nMember, Standards Council  \nMember, Standards Council SPRING Singapore  \nNanyang Technological University PSB Corporation Pte Ltd  \nSP PowerGrid Ltd  \nHousing & Development Board  \nAssociation of Consulting Engineers Singapore Nanyang Technological University  \nSingapore International Chamber of Commerce National University of Singapore  \nAssociation of Consulting Engineers Singapore Institution of Engineers Singapore  \nSingapore Electrical Contractors and Licensed Electrical Workers Association  \nSPRING Singapore  \nInstitution of Engineers Singapore Singapore Manufacturers’ Federation Land Transport Authority Singapore Manufacturers’ Federation Energy Market Authority  \nSingapore Electrical Trades Association National University of Singapore  \nIndividual Capacity  \nThe Technical Committee on Emergency Alarm and Communication Systems appointed by the Electrical and Electronic Standards Committee and responsible for the preparation of this standard consists of representatives from the following organisations:  \nName Capacity  \nChairman : Mr Kenneth Liu  \nDeputy  \nChairman : Mr David Goh King Siang Secretary : Mr Ong Chih Hsing  \nMembers : Mr Chan Gabin  \nMr Foo Chee Yan  \nMr Loke Yee Weng  \nMr Low Kim Seong Cpt Md Nizam Agil Mr Sng Chun Hui Mr George Tan Hai Ping Mr John Wu  \nMr Yee Cheong In  \nMember, Electrical and Electronic Standards Committee  \nSingapore Manufacturers’ Federation SPRING Singapore  \nHousing & Development Board  \nInfocomm Development Authority of Singapore Institution of Engineers Singapore Singapore Electrical Trades Association  \nSingapore Civil Defence Force Land Transport Authority PSB Corporation Pte Ltd  \nFire Safety Managers'Association (Singapore) PSB Corporation Pte Ltd  \nThe Working Group appointed by the Technical Committee to assist in the preparation of this standard comprises the following experts who contribute in their individual capacity:  \nConvenor : Mr David Goh King Siang  \nMembers : Mr Benjamin Gan  \nMr Eddie Lai  \nMr Kenneth Liu  \nMr Loke Yee Weng  \nCpt Md Nizam Agil  \nMr Ong Chew Seng  \nMr George Tan Hai Ping  \nThe experts of the Working Group are nominated/recommended by the following organisations:  \nCeltec Systems Pte Ltd  \nDonnelley Simpson Cleary & Oehlers GIB Automation Pte Ltd  \nLoke & Associates  \nPatent Engineering Co Pte Ltd PSB Corporation Pte Ltd Singapore Civil Defence Force Vision Fire and Security  \n(blank page)  \nContents  \nPage  \nForeword   8  \nCLAUSES  \nSection One – Scope and general requirements  \n1.1 Scope   10  \n1.2 Application   10  \n1.3 Definitions   10  \n1.4 General requirements   12  \n1.4.1 Areas to be protected   12  \n1.4.2 Locations where protection is not required   14  \n1.4.3 Alarm zone limitation   15  \n1.4.4 Connection to alarm monitoring station   16  \nSection Two – Design considerations  \n2.1 System co","cbCaib1p65J5ay7k","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCaib1p65J5ay7k","pdf",647807,11,"English","# Foreword\n# Section One – Scope and general requirements\n## 1.1 Scope\n## 1.2 Application\n## 1.3 Definitions\n## 1.4 General requirements\n## 1.4.1 Areas to be protected\n## 1.4.2 Locations where protection is not required\n## 1.4.3 Alarm zone limitation\n## 1.4.4 Connection to alarm monitoring station\n# Section Two – Design considerations\n## 2.1 System components and equipment\n## 2.2 Alarm panel\n## 2.3 Power supply\n## 2.4 Connection of additional equipment\n## 2.5 Audible and visual alarms\n## 2.6 Manual call points\n## 2.7 Heat detection systems\n## 2.8 Smoke detection systems\n## 2.9 Flame detection systems","[{\"question\":\"What does CP 10:2005 cover for electrical fire alarm systems?\",\"answer\":\"It sets requirements for the installation and servicing of electrical fire alarm systems, including scope, general requirements, design considerations, equipment arrangements, and alarm functions.\"},{\"question\":\"How are protected areas and alarm zones handled in this standard?\",\"answer\":\"The standard includes provisions for areas to be protected, locations where protection is not required, and limits related to alarm zones, along with rules for connecting to an alarm monitoring station.\"},{\"question\":\"What alarm functions are addressed by CP 10:2005?\",\"answer\":\"It specifies audible and visual alarm requirements, including general principles, alarm sounder characteristics, code signalling, restricted alarms, multi-stage alarms, and silencing features such as alarm verification and buzzer silencing.\"}]","CP 10 - 2005 - Code of practice for installation and servicing of electrical fire alarm systems - coverage overview | PDF",28]