What is EN 55011:2013 ?

EN 55011:2013 is a standard that outlines the requirements for fire safety systems in buildings. It is a crucial standard that ensures the effectiveness and reliability of fire alarms, as well as the fire suppression systems that are designed to protect people and property from fires.

EN 14604:2012 is a technical standard that specifies the requirements and test methods for smoke alarms for residential use. It is specifically related to the performance of smoke alarms, and sets out the minimum performance criteria that smoke alarms must meet to ensure their reliability and accuracy in detecting smoke.

EN 1460:2012 is a technical standard that specifies the requirements and test methods for safety footwear. It sets out the minimum performance levels that safety footwear should meet in order to provide protection to the wearer. This standard applies to all types of safety footwear, including shoes, boots, and clogs, and aims to prevent or reduce the risk of injuries caused by impact, compression, and penetration.

The purpose of EN 55011:2013 and EN 14604:2012 is to ensure the effectiveness and reliability of fire safety systems, and to protect people and property from fires. These standards are widely recognized in the field of fire safety and are essential for ensuring the safety of people and their property in the workplace. By following these standards, manufacturers and installers can ensure that their products are safe and effective, and provide the necessary protection to those who rely on them.