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I think he has just plucked that from the internet.That looks Apollo/Alarmsense, which is a quirky 2 wire system.
I'd agree that the fire alarm will (should) already be maintained by someone- make that bit their problem. It's a simple job for them.
EDIT starting to wonder if it's XP95 addressable - definitely don't touch!
FP/MICC would be th requirement here, not sure if there is a LSOH/LSF variant of FP, or its already LSOH/LSF by construction. Clause 26.2 refers.LS0H cables should not be necessary, especially if the existing cables are PVC, unless specified by the local authority for this type of building.
I think OP was referring to the general electrical wiring, as he is not planning to alter the fire alarm wiring.FP/MICC would be th requirement here, not sure if there is a LSOH/LSF variant of FP, or its already LSOH/LSF by construction. Clause 26.2 refers.
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