Custom Cover BS 5839-6 Grade D Fire Alarm Logbook

This logbook format is like no other designed to fully comply with BS 5839-6:2019 Clause 27.2.

Taking our plain cover Grade D Fire Alarm Logbooks one step further, we provide an exclusive in-house design service. This service will create you a custom cover, tailored to your company branding, ensuring a compliant and professional output for your customers, every time.

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These are priced as follows:

• 50 Units - £375.00 / £7.50 per unit
• 100 Units - £650.00 / £6.50 per unit
• 250 Units - £1225.00 / £4.90 per unit
• 500 Units - £1750.00 / £3.50 per unit

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Our logbook contains recommendations for making record of various activities as prescribed by the British Standard, e.g. investigations, faults, routine testing, inspection & servicing, along with other useful information such as details of relevant parties such as premises management, maintenance organisations, organisations responsible for design, install and commission.

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Our logbooks also provide a level of end-user guidance relating to the system installed and its ongoing maintenance.

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The issue of this logbook to the user is a simple and slick way to comply with the requirements of BS 5839-6 covering the following areas:

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• Property details
• Operation of the system
• Minimum grade and category of fire detection and fire alarm system for protection of life in sheltered housing premises
• Minimum grade and category of fire detection and fire alarm system for protection of life in supported housing premises
• Schedule of agreed variations
• Alarm / Social alarm receiving centre information
• Guidance to occupiers and landlords for systems connected to alarm / social alarm receiving centres
• Routine testing and maintenance
• Explanation of testing & servicing requirements table by grade
• Annual inspection & servicing records
• Maintenance work records
• False alarms
• Action in the event of a fire alarm signal
• Checks following reoccupation after a vacation
• Change of building layout or building use
• Verification of existing system
• False alarm signal records
• Events other than false alarms or maintenance work records
• System certification