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Fire Sprinkler Installation Certificate

A Fire Sprinkler Installation Certificate confirms that an automatic fire sprinkler system has been designed, installed, and commissioned in accordance with BS 9251 (residential) or BS EN 12845 (commercial/industrial). It covers hydraulic design, water supply adequacy, head layout, and system commissioning tests.

BS 9251 (residential sprinklers), BS EN 12845 (commercial), Building Regulations Approved Document BValid: One-off (annual service/inspection required)

What it covers

  • System design and hazard classification
  • Water supply type and adequacy
  • Sprinkler head layout and coverage
  • Pipework pressure testing
  • Flow switch and alarm testing
  • Pump commissioning (if fitted)

Who needs a Fire Sprinkler Cert?

Building developers
Housing associations
Care home operators
Commercial building owners

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Frequently asked questions about Fire Sprinkler Cert

Are fire sprinklers required by law?
In Wales, all new homes must have sprinklers since 2016. In England, sprinklers are required in buildings over 11m (reduced from 30m after Grenfell). Scotland requires sprinklers in all new social housing, care homes, and high-rise residential buildings.
What is the difference between BS 9251 and BS EN 12845?
BS 9251 covers residential and domestic sprinkler systems (simpler design). BS EN 12845 covers commercial and industrial systems (more complex, higher flow rates). The correct standard depends on the building use and occupancy type.

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