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BSI 23/30445164 DC:2023 Edition

BSI 23/30445164 DC:2023 Edition

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BS EN 50726-1 Emergency and danger systems – Emergency and danger response systems (EDRS) – Basic requirements, duties, responsibilities and activities

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This document applies to the planning, installation, commissioning, operation and maintenance of an emergency and danger response system. An emergency and danger response system is part of an overall solution for dealing with specific events such as emergencies or crises. This document – specifies: – technical processes and responsibilities for supporting all procedures from the registration of an event (emergency, danger) up to its final processing; – the technical risk management including the definition of safety/security goals and the workflow organization as well as the necessary specifications regarding a technical risk management file; – associated duties, responsibilities and activities as parts of an integrated overall risk management process to achieve the safety and security goals, effectiveness and efficiency as well as data and system safety/security; – three different grades of safety/security, with the respective product functionalities required to achieve them; – the basic requirements for emergency and danger response systems (EDRS) in public buildings such as education facilities (e.g. schools, universities), government facilities, kindergartens and similar facilities; – the responsibilities under applicable national law about Safety and Health at Work Laws and thus particularly addresses the responsibility of employers; – describes: – the process of establishing, maintaining and updating a risk management file in which, inter alia, the technical risks are listed and evaluated and the residual technical risks are defined, resulting in the grade and structure of the EDRS; – is intended to support the implementation of: – National legal and other provisions (e.g. Act on Equal Opportunities for People with Disabilities, Safety and Health at Work Laws, education laws); – gives relevant guidance on: – the organizational risk management; – does not replace the specifications of standards to the following systems: – fire safety systems including, but not limited to, fire detection and fire alarm systems, fixed firefighting systems, smoke and heat control systems, – security systems including, but not limited to, intrusion and hold-up alarm systems, electronic access control systems, external perimeter security systems and video surveillance systems, – applicable national standards on call systems. All such systems can, however, be integrated into an emergency and danger response system (EDRS), taking into account the relevant provisions made in the respective standards for such products and systems. Other products and systems from the entire field of standardization, such as alarm systems, danger warning and danger alarm systems, escape routing systems, public address systems used to respond to a danger, can also be used in or integrated into an emergency and danger response system if the relevant requirements of the standards for such products or systems are met. This document does not specify any risk levels, in particular no acceptable residual risks. Technical risk management and organizational risk management are equal parts of the overall risk management. This document is also applicable to non-public buildings with a similar risk and requirement for protection.

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PDF Pages PDF Title
8 1 Scope
9 2 Normative references
3 Terms, definitions and abbreviations
3.1 Terms and definitions
18 3.2 Abbreviations
4 Requirements for an EDRS
4.1 General
19 4.1.1 System structure
20 4.1.2 Safety/security
23 4.1.3 Components of an EDRS
4.1.3.1 General Electronic measures
4.1.3.2 Electronic measures
24 4.1.3.3 Mechanical protective measures
4.1.3.4 Marking of doors and buildings
4.1.3.5 Other options
25 4.2 Requirements for system components and interfaces
4.2.1 Basic requirements
27 4.2.2 Voice communication
28 4.2.3 Emergency and danger alarm device (EDRS alarm device)
30 4.2.4 Indication and alert
4.2.4.1 Indicators
4.2.4.2 Internal alarm
4.2.4.3 Remote alarm
31 4.2.4.4 Preliminary alarm verification
4.2.5 Power supply
33 5 Commissioning/handover
5.1 Documentation
5.2 Commissioning
5.3 Handover
34 6 Operation and maintenance
6.1 General requirements
6.2 Function test
6.3 Corrective maintenance/repair works
6.4 Replacement of batteries and accumulators
6.5 Software updates
7 General device and system requirement
7.1 General requirements
35 7.2 Protection from environmental influences
7.2.1 General
7.2.2 Limits of application
7.3 Functional reliability
7.3.1 Technical data
7.3.2 Mounting and installation instructions
7.3.3 Instructions for use
7.3.4 Reliability
7.3.5 Access to assemblies and component parts
7.3.6 Connection and setting elements
36 7.4 Safety and ease of operation
7.4.1 Operation
7.4.2 Labelling
7.4.3 Protection class
7.4.4 Access protection
7.4.5 Fault tolerance
7.4.6 System parameterisation
7.5 Indicators
7.6 Messages
7.6.1 Message detection
7.6.2 Message output
7.6.3 Loss of a message
37 7.6.4 Test functions (test)
7.6.5 Switch-off function
7.7 Equipment configuration
7.7.1 Stability
7.7.2 Stationary mounting
7.7.3 Electrical isolation, insulation resistance
7.7.4 Shielded cable routing
7.7.5 Strain relief
7.8 Message processing
7.8.1 General
7.8.2 Response time, loss of messages
38 8 Additional system requirements
8.1 General
8.2 Documents
8.3 Technical requirements
8.3.1 Functional interaction of system components
8.3.2 Options
39 9 Duties and responsibilities
9.1 Overview
40 9.2 Organization in charge
9.3 Top tier management
41 9.4 Technical risk management
9.4.1 Specifications for the technical risk management
42 9.4.2 Specifications in the technical risk management file
9.5 Users
43 9.6 Instructed person
9.7 Planner (specialist planner, architect, consultant, general planner)
9.8 Specialized company
44 9.9 Maintenance provider
9.10 Manufacturer of system components and the IT network
45 10 Modification management
46 Annex A (informative)Considerations regarding voice messages
A.1 General considerations
A.2 Examples of announcement texts
47 Annex B (informative)Tables to assist with risk evaluation
51 Annex C (informative)Parts of the overall risk management
C.1 General considerations
C.2 Graphic representation

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