Fire Alarm In Store (awning)

[aleksandras1234]

Hello,

There is store building (see attached foto). An

ignitable materials (some kind of maures) will be stored there.

Is it required to install fire alarm system in this building

due to standards?

Thank you.

[aleksandras1234]

Sorry, there was mistake - some kind of manures, not maures

[L200]

Depends what country we are in , subject to a defined risk assessment as it appears to fairly open to the air a manual system with correct sounders might be enough to satisfy all concerned.

[aleksandras1234]

Thanks for answers. I found, that due to our standards

we must instal there fire alarm. Now there is other

question: what type of detectors I need to use?

a winter temperature about -25

[Guest old-hand]

Hmmmm Smokes, loads of airborne debris with manure.

Heats, Manure does get warm.

I`d go for fixed rate heats here personally.

(unless someone knows better)

[leesutton]

Id second that but -25 - -30 thats bloody cold....

[james.wilson]

i would suggest you probably need to use flame detection, but that may not be relevant to the risk.

But as oxo says fixed heats.

[soulstyle]

I have a similar building to this on our premisis. No automatic detection required, just had to install mcp's with sounders. Hope this helps!

[kensplace]

Seriously if you have to ask that question in the first place you should not be even considering going any further.

Unless you want to kill people, because you are incompetant, and you know you are, if you had a ounce of decency you would have refused to even consider a job outside of your experience.

[james.wilson]

ken

Its a forum. People are free to ask for opinion and advise. YOu have given yours, great.

But this post is from a guy in slovakia it appears.

From another post you have made you appear to prefer having a go yourself when it suits you, and then post the above when it doesnt?

Please calm down in your posts.

James