AS 1851:2012 Routine Service of Fire Protection Systems and Equipment
Section 1: Scope and general – AS 1851:2012 Routine Service of Fire Protection Systems and Equipment

AS 1851:2012 Routine Service of Fire Protection Systems and Equipment 1.13: 1.13 Adverse operating environments

Where conditions are adverse, for example aggressive or corrosive atmospheres, weather or salt spray exposure, dust or humidity, temperature extremes, higher risk of physical damage, vibration, high equipment usage (such as heavily used fire and smoke doors in hospitals, shopping centres and airports) or high defect rates from tampering, vandalism or tenancy changes, a routine service program more rigorous than the minimum in Sections 2 to 14 is developed. The responsible entity determines that program in consultation with the service provider.

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