140R3023Q0065_-_Attachment_5_Inspection_Reports_Redacted_0002.pdf

5. DRY SYSTEMS

a. No. of Systems Make & Model

Date of last trip test b.

c.

d.

e.

f.

g.

h.

6. SPECIAL SYSTEMS

a. No. of Systems Make & Model

Type b.

c.

d.

Heating Responsive Devices: Type: Type of Test

Valve No. 1 2 3 4 5 6 Valve No. 1 2 3 4 5 6

Valve No. 1 2 3 4 5 6 Valve No. 1 2 3 4 5 6

Valve No. 1 2 3 4 5 6 Valve No. 1 2 3 4 5 6

Valve No. 1 2 3 4 5 6 Valve No. 1 2 3 4 5 6

Auxiliary equipment: Number: Type

Location:

Test Results:

7. ALARMS

a.

b.

c.

8. SPRINKLERS – PIPING

a.

b.

c.

d. ……………………………………………………………………………………………

e. …………………………………………………………………………………………………………….

f.

9. EXPLANATION OF “NO” ANSWERS (for Section 1b through 9)

10. THE INSPECTOR RECOMMENDS THE FOLLOWING NECESSARY IMPROVEMENTS.

11. ADJUSTMENTS OR CORRECTIONS MADE:

12. OTHER COMMENTS:

Do sprinklers generally appear to be free of corrosion, paint, or loading and visible obstructions?

Are extra sprinklers available on premises?

Elec. Test switch activate faster than water flowing!

Visual inspected.

Is the dry valve house heated?

Were valves tested as required?

Did all heat response systems operate satisfactorily?

Did he supervisory features operate during testing?

Did he water motors and gong or electric bell operate during testing?

Do sprinklers generally appear to be in good external condition?

Did all quick opening devices operate satisfactorily?

Did all the dry valves operate satisfactorily during the inspection?

QRTYDid supervisory alarm operate during testing?

Did he fire alarms operate during testing?............................................................ QRTY

Do dry valves appear to be protected from freezing?

QRTY

Is the air pressure and priming waters normal?

Did he air compressor operate satisfactorily?

Were all low points drained during this inspection?

X

X

X

Does the exterior condition of piping, drain valves, check valves, hangers, open sprinklers & strainers appear satisfactory?

X

X

YES N/A NO

X X

NONE

X

N/A NO

X X

X X

YES

X X

X X

YES N/A NO

X

WSFP FIRE SPRINKLER INSPECTION Page 2

XIs there a 3-way valve on he gauge?

Are pressure gauges less than 5 years old? Year on gauge? X

DATE

X

Signaling Line Circuits (Quantity and style of signaling line circuits connected to the system), see 2002 NFPA 72, Table 3-6.

Breaker / Fuse

X

Nickel Cadmium X Other (specify)

A. Control Panel

B. Interface/EQ

C. Lamps LEDs

D. Fuses

E. Primary Power Supply

F. Trouble Signals

G. Disconnect Switches

H. Ground Fault Monitoring

I. Battery Condition

J. Load Voltage

K. Discharge Test

L. Charger Test

M. Specific Gravity

N. Transient Suppressors

O. Remote Annunciators

INSPECTOR

QRTY SPRK

Life Safety Protection Systems Retrofit • Service • Inspec ion • Maintenance

Commercial • Industrial • Residential • Institutional

Design • Installation

INSPECTION FREQUENCY

CITY & STATE Yuma, AZ 85364

PROPERTY US Bureau of Reclamation STREET 7301 Calle Agua Salada

ATTENTION Travis Clark

Visual Functional

3. SYSTEM POWER SUPPLIES

Dry Cell Sealed Lead Acid

24 60

PRIMARY:

SECONDARY: FACP Amp-Hr rating: 18

BATTERY TYPE:

Calculated Capacity to operate the system (hours)

Lead Acid

Type Comments

Overcurrent Protec ion: Amps: 20/15 Location (panel ID):Nominal Voltage: 120 Amps: 20

Storage Battery:

QTY 4 Style: B

4. SYSTEM TEST AND INSPECTIONS

Transmission Type: Phone Line Radio Freq. Cellular Dialer Other(specify)

Circuit Styles: B # of Circuits:

Software Rev: Software/configuration date:

YES N/A NO

x

2. FIRE ALARM CONTROL PANEL INFORMATION

Panel Manufacturer: Fire Lite Model #: ES9200-EX x x x x x x

BOR Phone #:Name:

Name: AZ Security Phone #: Acct. # x

A. Owner's rep. notified.

x x

J. Does the Panel have Battery Backup?

K. Are the Batteries Properly Charged? (See battery report)

C. Is the Power Light On?

D. Does the Panel indicate Normal Conditions?

E. Are all Indicating Lamps in Operating Order?

F. Does the Trouble Light Operate?

G. Does the Silence Switch Operate?

H. Does the Panel have Active Zones? No. of zones?

I. Does the Panel have Inactive Zones? No. of zones?x

B. Central station notified.

Kyle Knoll, Ken Fanning

April 27, 2023

76-6471(602) 433-1271

1. PRE-TEST STATUS

FIRE ALARM INSPECTION

D. Horn & Light

A. Building Temperature B. Site Water Temperature C. Site Water Level D. Fire Pump Power E. Fire Pump Running F. Fire Pump Auto Position G. Fire Pump/Controller Trouble H. Generator in Auto Position I. Generator/Controller Trouble J. Switch Transfer K. Generator Engine Running

5 5 B

4 4 B

147 147 B 84 84 B

213 213 B

4 4 B

9 9 B

19 19 B

REPORT

2 2 B

TOTAL TESTED TESTED CIRCUIT

NUMBER PREVIOUSLY THIS STYLE

COMMENTS:

WSFP FIRE ALARM INSPECTION Page 2

Tamper Switches X B. Pressure A. Paddle X

Water Flow Switches

X # of alarm notification circuits:

F. Speakers X

Did test of Duct Detectors shut down air handling units?

E. Chimes

L. Other

G. Other SPK/STR

C. Horn

Video Alarms Automatic Door Release

A. Bell B. Strobe Only

Alarm Notification Appliances

E. Duct X

F. Beam G. Other

X

D. Flame

A. Coded X

A. Photoelectric X

C. Heat

B. Non-coded

Auxiliary Devices

B. Ionization

Detectors

Did automatic door releases, release doors?

Zones

N/A NO

Were tested detectors sensitivity tested?

Remote Annunciators X

Manual Pull Stations

5. FIRE ALARM CONTROL PANEL DEVICES

OPERATIONAL EQUIPMENT

Were tested detectors cleaned?

YES

Date: 8/24/2022

Job Number: BUILDING 1

Inspecto

Semi Annual

Suppression

928-503-3088

Job Site Information

US Bureau of Reclamation

7301 Calle Agua Salada

Phone # twclark@usbr.gov

1. GENERAL

A.

a.

b.

c.

d.

e.

f.

g.

h.

i.

B.

a.

b.

c.

d.

2. CONTROL VALVES

WATER SUPPLY SOURCE?

3. TANKS, PUMPS, FIRE DEPT. CONNECTIONS

a. Do fire pumps, gravity, surface or pressure tanks appear to be in good external condition?

b. Are gravity, surface and pressure tanks at the proper pressure and/or water levels?

c. Are fire dept. connections in satisfactory condition, couplings free, caps or plugs in place and check valves tight?

d. Are fire dept. connections visible and accessible? Location:

4. WET SYSTEMS

a. No. of Systems Make & Model

b. Are cold weather valves in the appropriate open or closed position?

If closed, has piping been drained?

c. Has the owner or owner’s representative been advised that the cold weather valves are not recommended by NFPA?

d. Have all the antifreeze systems been tested?

e. Date antifreeze systems were tested?

f. The antifreeze tests indicate protection to:

X

X

Post Indicator

PROPERTY

STREET

CITY & STATE

INSPECTION FREQUENCY

7301 Calle Agua Salada

X

X 2021

X

X

N/A NOYES

X

X

X

X

YES NO

Supervision

Operational

Tamper Switch or

Locked?

X

X

Control

Valves

City St. Conn.

Pump

Sectional

Tank

System

Alarm Bypass

No.

Of

Valves NOYES

Type

Easily

Accesible?

YES

X

YES NONO YES

Signs?

Valve

Open?

Supervised?

NO

Life Safty Protection Systems Retrofit • Service • Inspection • Maintenance

Commercial • Industrial • Residential • Institutional

Design • Installation

2021 New

2021 New

Identification

Before

Flow

Pressure

Static

Pressure Test Valve

Time To

Trip

Flow Alarm

Comments

LocationLocated

Main

Drain

Size

City YUMA

Test Pipe

Static

Pressure

Inspector's

Water Tank

Main Drain

After

1ST FLOOR 2.5 5 Semi-Annual / Elec. Test Switch 2ND FLOOR 2.5 5 Semi-Annual / Elec. Test Switch

PROCCESSING 2.5 5 Semi-Annual / Elec. Test Switch

YES N/A NO

X X

YES N/A NO

Ware House Bay Door

X X

X

X

X X

US Bureau of Reclamation

Yuma, AZ 85364

3 VIKING

Semi-Annual FA & SUPP. & SPRK Kyle Knoll, Ken Fanning

August 24, 2022

INSPECTOR

Has the piping in all dry systems been checked for proper pitch within the past five years?

Date last checked (checking is recommended at least every five years)

Has the piping in all systems been checked for obstructive materials?

ATTENTION Travis Clark

(To be answered by the Owner or the Owner’s Representative)…………………………………………………………………………………..

Have there been any changes in the occupancy classification, machinery or operations since the last inspection?

Have there been any changes or repairs to the fire protection systems since the last inspection?

If a fire has occurred since the last inspection, have all damaged sprinkler system components been replaced?

FIRE SPRINKLER INSPECTION

Date last checked (checking is recommended at least every five years)

Have all fire pumps been tested to their full capacity hrough hose streams or flow meters within the past 12 months?

Are any of the sprinklers 50 years or older? (testing and/or replacement is recommended for such sprinklers)…………………….

Are any extra high temperature solder sprinklers regularly exposed to temperatures near 300°F?

Have the sprinkler systems been extended to all visible areas of the building?

Does there appear to be proper clearance between the top of all storage and the sprinkler deflector?

Are building areas protected by a wet system, heated, including blind attics and perimeter areas, where accessible?

Are all visible exterior openings protected against the entrance of cold air?

Are gravity, surface or pressure tanks protected from freezing?

(To be answered by the Inspector)

a. Are all sprinkler system main control valves and all other valves in the appropriate open or closed position?

b. Are all control valves sealed or supervised in the open posi ion?

Date of last trip test b.

c.

d.

e.

f.

g.

h.

6. SPECIAL SYSTEMS

a. No. of Systems Make & Model

Type b.

c.

d.

Heating Responsive Devices: Type: Type of Test

Valve No. 1 2 3 4 5 6 Valve No. 1 2 3 4 5 6

Valve No. 1 2 3 4 5 6 Valve No. 1 2 3 4 5 6

Valve No. 1 2 3 4 5 6 Valve No. 1 2 3 4 5 6

Valve No. 1 2 3 4 5 6 Valve No. 1 2 3 4 5 6

Auxiliary equipment: Number: Type

Location:

Test Results:

7. ALARMS

a.

b.

c.

8. SPRINKLERS – PIPING

a.

b.

c.

d. ……………………………………………………………………………………………

e. …………………………………………………………………………………………………………….

f.

9. EXPLANATION OF “NO” ANSWERS (for Section 1b through 9)

10. THE INSPECTOR RECOMMENDS THE FOLLOWING NECESSARY IMPROVEMENTS.

11. ADJUSTMENTS OR CORRECTIONS MADE:

12. OTHER COMMENTS:

Are pressure gauges less than 5 years old? Year on gauge? X XIs there a 3-way valve on he gauge?

WSFP FIRE SPRINKLER INSPECTION Page 2

YES N/A NO

X X X X X X X

YES N/A NO

X X X

NONE

X

YES N/A NO

X

X

X X

Does the exterior condition of piping, drain valves, check valves, hangers, open sprinklers & strainers appear satisfactory?....... X

X

Semi-Annual

Is the air pressure and priming waters normal?

Did he air compressor operate satisfactorily?

Were all low points drained during this inspection?

Did all quick opening devices operate satisfactorily?

Did all the dry valves operate satisfactorily during the inspection?

Semi-AnnualDid supervisory alarm operate during testing?

Did he fire alarms operate during testing?............................................................ Semi-Annual

Do dry valves appear to be protected from freezing?

Is the dry valve house heated?

Were valves tested as required?

Did all heat response systems operate satisfactorily?

Did he supervisory features operate during testing?

Did he water motors and gong or electric bell operate during testing?

Do sprinklers generally appear to be in good external condition?

Do sprinklers generally appear to be free of corrosion, paint, or loading and visible obstructions?

Are extra sprinklers available on premises?

Elec. Test switch activate faster than water flowing!

Signaling Line Circuits (Quantity and style of signaling line circuits connected to the system), see 2002 NFPA 72, Table 3-6.

Breaker / Fuse

X

Nickel Cadmium X Other (specify)

A. Control Panel

B. Interface/EQ

C. Lamps LEDs

D. Fuses

E. Primary Power Supply

F. Trouble Signals

G. Disconnect Switches

H. Ground Fault Monitoring

I. Battery Condition

J. Load Voltage

K. Discharge Test

L. Charger Test

M. Specific Gravity

N. Transient Suppressors

O. Remote Annunciators

Kyle Knoll, Ken Fanning

August 24, 2022

76-6471(602) 433-1271

1. PRE-TEST STATUS

FIRE ALARM INSPECTION

x

B. Central station notified.

K. Are the Batteries Properly Charged? (See battery report)

C. Is the Power Light On?

D. Does the Panel indicate Normal Conditions?

E. Are all Indicating Lamps in Operating Order?

F. Does the Trouble Light Operate?

G. Does the Silence Switch Operate?

H. Does the Panel have Active Zones? No. of zones?

I. Does the Panel have Inactive Zones? No. of zones?

x

A. Owner's rep. notified.

x x

J. Does the Panel have Battery Backup?

BOR Phone #:Name:

Name: AZ Security Phone #: Acct. # x x x x

2. FIRE ALARM CONTROL PANEL INFORMATION

Panel Manufacturer: Fire Lite / Siemens Model #: ES9200-EX / FC-922 x x

Software Rev: Software/configuration date:

YES N/A NO

x

Transmission Type: Phone Line Radio Freq. Cellular Dialer Other(specify)

Circuit Styles: B # of Circuits:

QTY 4 Style: B

4. SYSTEM TEST AND INSPECTIONS

Nominal Voltage: 120 Amps: 20

Storage Battery:

Overcurrent Protec ion: Amps: 20/15 Location (panel ID):

BATTERY TYPE:

Calculated Capacity to operate the system (hours)

Lead Acid

Type Comments

PRIMARY:

SECONDARY: FACP Amp-Hr rating: 18 24 60

Sealed Lead Acid

3. SYSTEM POWER SUPPLIES

X X

Dry Cell

Visual Functional X X X

X X X X

X X X X X X X X X

X X

ATTENTION Travis Clark CITY & STATE Yuma, AZ 85364

PROPERTY US Bureau of Reclamation STREET 7301 Calle Agua Salada

Semi-Annual FA & SUPP. & SPRK

Life Safety Protection Systems Retrofit • Service • Inspec ion • Maintenance

Commercial • Industrial • Residential • Institutional

Design • Installation

INSPECTOR

B. Site Water Temperature C. Site Water Level D. Fire Pump Power E. Fire Pump Running F. Fire Pump Auto Position G. Fire Pump/Controller Trouble H. Generator in Auto Position I. Generator/Controller Trouble J. Switch Transfer K. Generator Engine Running

5. FIRE ALARM CONTROL PANEL DEVICES

OPERATIONAL EQUIPMENT

Were tested detectors cleaned?

YES N/A NO

Were tested detectors sensitivity tested?

Remote Annunciators X

Manual Pull Stations Zones

Detectors

Did automatic door releases, release doors?

B. Non-coded

Auxiliary Devices

B. Ionization

X

A. Photoelectric

C. Heat

A. Coded

D. Flame E. Duct X

F. Beam G. Other

Alarm Notification Appliances A. Bell B. Strobe Only X C. Horn

Video Alarms Automatic Door Release

X

E. Chimes

L. Other

G. Other SPK/STR F. Speakers X

Did test of Duct Detectors shut down air handling units?

# of alarm notification circuits:

Water Flow Switches A. Paddle X B. Pressure

Tamper Switches X

WSFP FIRE ALARM INSPECTION Page 2

COMMENTS:

NUMBER PREVIOUSLY THIS STYLE

TOTAL TESTED TESTED CIRCUIT

REPORT

2 2 B

19 19 B

9 9 B

4 4 B

213 213 B

84 84 B 147 147 B

4 4 B

5 5 B

Semi-Annual FA & SUPP. & SPRK INSPECTOR Kyle Knoll, Ken Fanning

PROPERTY US Bureau of Reclamation

STREET

ATTENTION

Yuma, AZ 85364

FIRE ALARM INSPECTION DEVICE LIST Page

CITY & STATE

August 24, 2022Travis Clark

Pass/

PSD/Photo Smoke, ISD/Ion Smoke, TS/Tamper, PS/Pressure Switch, DA/Damper, RP/Release Panel, FPH/Fire Phone, DH/Door Holder, MM/Monitor Module, CM/Control Module

DDP/Duct Photo, DDI/Duct Detector ion, SUP/Supervisory, MPS/Pull Station, HD/Heat Detector, WF/Water Flow, ANN/ Annunciator, PWS/Power Supply, HS/Horn Strobe

# Area Location Type Make

SPR/Speaker Strobe, HRN/Horn, STB/Strobe, BLL/Bell, CHM/Chime, SP/Speaker, CHS/Chime Strobe, BD/Beam Detector, CO/CO2 Detector, CBD/Combo Detector, OT\Other

Model /Zone Visual Funct. Fail of

Notes Address

1 Building 1 FACU CONTROL ROOM 214 Module Fire Lite MDF-300 14 YES NO Pass Sup. System Trouble

2 Building 1 FACU CONTROL ROOM 214 Module Fire Lite MDF-300 15 YES NO Pass Sup. System Suprv.

3 Building 1 FACU CONTROL ROOM 214 Module Fire Lite MDF-300 13 YES NO Pass Sup. System Alarm

Building 1 2ND FLOOR EAST CORR Pull Fire Lite

Building 1

BG12-LX

SD365

12 YES NO Pass

5 EAST CORR BY STAIRS Smoke Fire Lite

3 YES NO Pass

CORR BY OFFICE 200 Smoke Fire Lite Pass2 YES NO

11 YES NO7 2ND FLOOR N. CORR STAIRS Pull Fire Lite

BG12-LX

Building 1

Building 1

SD365

Pass

2ND FLOOR W. CORR STAIRS Pull Fire Lite Building 1 10 YES NO Pass

1 YES NO Pass9 2ND FLOOR ELEC RM. 240 Smoke Fire Lite

SD365Building 1

BG12-LX

CORR BY OFFICE 103 Smoke Fire Lite Building 1

Building 1

SD365 4 YES NO Pass

11 CORR BY RECEPTION 101 Smoke Fire Lite

SD365 5 YES NO Pass

12 Building 1 1ST FLOOR LOBBY Smoke Fire Lite SD365 6 YES NO Pass

13 Building 1 CORR BY ADMIN OFFICE 102 Smoke Fire Lite SD365 7 YES NO Pass

14 Building 1 1ST FLOOR WEST LOBBY Pull Fire Lite BG12-LX 16 YES NO Pass

15 Building 1 1ST FLOOR EAST LOBBY Pull Fire Lite BG12-LX 17 YES NO Pass

16 Building 1 1ST FLOOR EAST CORR EXIT Pull Fire Lite BG12-LX 18 YES NO Pass

17 Building 1 CORR BY HALON STORAGE Smoke Fire Lite SD365 8 YES NO Pass

18 Building 1 CORR BY PHONE EQUP 102 Smoke Fire Lite SD365 9 YES NO Pass

19 Building 1 FSCU PHONE EQUP. 102 Module Fire Lite MDF-300 19 YES NO Pass Sup. System Alarm

20 Building 1 FSCU PHONE EQUP 102 Module Fire Lite MDF-300 20 YES NO Pass Sup. System Trouble

21 Building 1 FSCU PHONE EQUP 102 Module Fire Lite MDF-300 21 YES NO Pass Sup. System Suprv.

22 Building 1 FSCU UPS 113 Module Fire Lite MDF-300 22 YES NO Pass Sup. System Alarm

23 Building 1 FSCU UPS 113 Module Fire Lite MDF-300 23 YES NO Pass Sup. System Trouble

24 Building 1 FSCU UPS 113 Module Fire Lite MDF-300 24 YES NO Pass Sup. System Suprv.

25 Building 1 PROCESSING EAST EXIT Pull Fire Lite BG12-LX 25 YES NO Pass

26 Building 1 CENTRAL FILES STRG. 115 Module Fire Lite MDF-300 30 YES NO Pass Sup. System Alarm

27 Building 1 CENTRAL FILES STRG. 115 Module Fire Lite MDF-300 31 YES NO Pass Sup. System Trouble

28 Building 1 CENTRAL FILES STRG. 115 Module Fire Lite MDF-300 32 YES NO Pass Sup. System Suprv.

29 Building 1 MECH. ROOM 130 D.D. Fire Lite D355LP 12 YES NO Pass

30 Building 1 1ST FLOOR S. CORR. EXIT Pull Fire Lite BG12-LX 45 YES NO Pass

31 Building 1 MECH. ROOM 144 RELAY Fire Lite FCR-300 44 YES NO Pass HVAC SHUTDOWN

32 Building 1 MECH. ROOM 144 D.D. Fire Lite D355LP 11 YES NO Pass

33 Building 1 MECH. ROOM 144 D.D. Fire Lite D355LP 10 YES NO Pass

34 Building 1 WEST CORR EXIT Pull Fire Lite BG12-LX

HVAC SHUTDOWN

43 NO Pass

YES

NO Pass35 Building 1 MECH. ROOM 130 RELAY Fire Lite

D355LP

FCR-300

Fire Lite

YES

37 Building 1 MECH. ROOM 130 EXIT Pull Fire Lite

36 Building 1 MECH. ROOM 130 D.D. 13 YES NO Pass

BG12-LX

BG12-LX 47 YES NO Pass

39 Building 1 1ST FLOOR PPE EQU RM Pull Fire Lite

38 Building 1 WEST PROCESS AREA Pull Fire Lite 9 YES NO Pass

BG12-LX

BG12-LX 8 YES NO Pass

41 Building 1 2ND. FLOOR OPEN OFFICE Pull Fire Lite

40 Building 1 2ND FLOOR BRSC LIBRARY Pull Fire Lite 7 YES NO Pass

BG12-LX

BG12-LX 6 YES NO Pass

43 Building 1 NORTH PROCESS AREA Pull Fire Lite

42 Building 1 WEST PROCESS AREA Pull Fire Lite 5 YES NO Pass

BG12-LX

BG12-LX 4 YES NO Pass

45 Building 1 EAST PROCESS AREA Pull Fire Lite

44 Building 1 NORTH PROCESS AREA Pull Fire Lite 3 YES NO Pass

BG12-LX

BG12-LX 2 YES NO Pass

46 Building 1 EAST PROCESS AREA Pull Fire Lite 1 YES NO Pass

Design • Installation

Retrofit • Service • Inspection • Maintenance

Life Safety Protection Systems

Commercial • Industrial • Residential • Institutional

7301 Calle Agua Salada

1. Owners Representative

2.

3.

1. Detection…………………………………………………..

A. Do all detectors respond properly?

B. If applicable, has sensitivity been checked?

C. If applicable, have detectors been cleaned?

D. If applicable, have fusible links been replaced?

E. Date and temperature of new and used fusible links:

A. Do manual pull stations operate properly?

B. Are break glass rods in place?

3. Audio & Visual Alarms A. First Alarm: Does it operate properly?

B. 2nd alarm (pre-discharge): Does it operate properly?

C. Discharge Alarm: Does it operate properly?

A. Are there dampers?

B. Is there HVAC shut down?

Life Safety Protection Systems Retrofit • Service • Inspection • Maintenance

Commercial • Industrial • Residential • Institutional

Design • Installation

PROPERTY US Bureau of Reclamation INSPECTION FREQUENCY Semi-Annual STREET 7301 Calle Agua Salada INSPECTOR Kyle Knoll, Ken Fanning

CITY & STATE Yuma, AZ 85364 ATTENTION Travis Clark August 24, 2022

CLEAN AGENT SYSTEM INSPECTION Page 1 of 1

System Application: CONTROL ROOM System Location: CONTROL ROOM System Actuation: CROSS ZONE

System Type: NOVEC 1230 Detection Coverage: FULL COVERAGE

Responsible Party Information

BOR Phone:

Fire Department YUMA FIRE DEPARTMENT Phone: 928-373-5000 Central Station ARIZONA SECURITY CONTROL Phone: (602) 433-1271 Account #: ADDRESS

Releasing Panel Test

YES N/A NO

2. Do all input alarm circuits test O.K.?........................................................................................................................... X

1. Upon arrival is panel status O.K.?.......... Releasing Panel Mfg.: SIEMENS Model: FC-922

3. Do all output alarm circuits test O.K.?.................................................................................................................................. X

4. Do all supervisory functions test O.K.?..................................................................................................................................... X

5. Does the time delay test O.K.?.............................................................................Time Delay in Seconds 30 X

6. Has battery standby been checked?........................................................................................................................ X

7. Is charging circuit working properly?.............................................................................................................................. X

8. Check and record battery voltages: Standby: 24 Full Alarm: 5

9. Battery Information: Size: 7VDC 12AH Quantity: 2 Date: 2021

Functional Tests

Type: PHOTO Quantity: 27 YES N/A NO

X

X

X

X

New Qty: N/A Temp: Used Qty: Temp:

2. Manual Pull stations Type: DUAL Quantity: 5 YES N/A NO

X

X

NO

Type: HORN STROBE Quantity: 9 X

Quantity: X

YES N/A

Type: STROBE Quantity: 2 X

Type:

4. Auxiliary Controls YES N/A NO

Type: Quantity: X

Do dampers operate properly?................................................................................................................................. X

Type: SHUNT Quantity: 1 X

Does shut down operate properly?................................................................................................................................. X

C. Is there computer shut down?...... .How is it interlocked? N/A X

DO NOT test computer shunt trip. This test is performed at original installation only unless contracted specifically D. Are there pressure switches?...... What do they do? N/A X

E. Does the central monitoring station receive the proper alarm signals?................................................................................... X

5. Releasing Controls Type: PISTON Manufacturer: SIEMENS YES N/A NO

A. Do all solenoids operate properly?............................................................................................................................... X

B. Are solenoids reset and online?............................................................................................................................... X

Cylinder Inspection

2.

3.

1. Detection…………………………………………………..

A. Do all detectors respond properly?

B. If applicable, has sensitivity been checked?

C. If applicable, have detectors been cleaned?

D. If applicable, have fusible links been replaced?

E. Date and temperature of new and used fusible links:

A. Do manual pull stations operate properly?

B. Are break glass rods in place?

3. Audio & Visual Alarms A. First Alarm: Does it operate properly?

B. 2nd alarm (pre-discharge): Does it operate properly?

C. Discharge Alarm: Does it operate properly?

A. Are there dampers?

B. Is there HVAC shut down?

Life Safety Protection Systems Retrofit • Service • Inspection • Maintenance

Commercial • Industrial • Residential • Institutional

Design • Installation

PROPERTY US Bureau of Reclamation INSPECTION FREQUENCY Semi-Annual STREET 7301 Calle Agua Salada INSPECTOR Kyle Knoll, Ken Fanning

Quantity: 1

CITY & STATE Yuma, AZ 85364 ATTENTION Travis Clark August 24, 2022

NO

X

X

Responsible Party Information

Phone:

Phone: 928-373-5000

2. Do all input alarm circuits test O.K.?........................................................................................................................... X

Releasing Panel Test

YES N/A NO

Phone: (602) 433-1271

3. Do all output alarm circuits test O.K.?.................................................................................................................................. X

4. Do all supervisory functions test O.K.?..................................................................................................................................... X

X5. Does the time delay test O.K.?.............................................................................Time Delay in Seconds 30

6. Has battery standby been checked?........................................................................................................................ X

7. Is charging circuit working properly?.............................................................................................................................. X

N/A NO

X

YES N/A

YES

Quantity:

X

7VDC 12AH Quantity: 2 Date:

Type: STROBE Quantity: 1 X

NO

Type:

X

Size:

X

X

X

2. Manual Pull stations

X

X

YES N/A NO

Type: HORN STROBE

FC-922Model:SIEMENS

Used Qty:

8. Check and record battery voltages:

9. Battery Information:

N/A

Standby:

SIEMENS Manufacturer:

Type:

Functional Tests

YES N/A2

Quantity:

New Qty:

X

A. Do all solenoids operate properly?............................................................................................................................... X

B. Are solenoids reset and online?............................................................................................................................... X ofCLEAN AGENT SYSTEM INSPECTION Page

System Type: NOVEC 1230 Detection Coverage:

CROSS ZONESystem Application: UPS ROOM PHONE EQUP 112

YUMA FIRE DEPARTMENT

ARIZONA SECURITY CONTROL

1. Upon arrival is panel status O.K.?

Cylinder Inspection

Type: DUAL Quantity: 1

FULL COVERAGE

Account #: ADDRESS

Temp:

Temp:

24 Full Alarm:

System Location: System Actuation:

4. Auxiliary Controls

Releasing Panel Mfg.:

BOR

Fire Department

Central Station

Type: PHOTO Quantity:

ELEC.

C. Is there computer shut down?...... . N/A X

Quantity: 2

X

D. Are there pressure switches?...... N/A X

Do dampers operate properly?

Does shut down operate properly?

Type: SHUNT

How is it interlocked?

What do they do?

DO NOT test computer shunt trip. This test is performed at original installation only unless contracted specifically

XE. Does the central monitoring station receive the proper alarm signals?

5. Releasing Controls YES N/A NOType: PISTON

2.

3.

1. Detection…………………………………………………..

A. Do all detectors respond properly?

B. If applicable, has sensitivity been checked?

C. If applicable, have detectors been cleaned?

D. If applicable, have fusible links been replaced?

E. Date and temperature of new and used fusible links:

A. Do manual pull stations operate properly?

B. Are break glass rods in place?

3. Audio & Visual Alarms A. First Alarm: Does it operate properly?

B. 2nd alarm (pre-discharge): Does it operate properly?

C. Discharge Alarm: Does it operate properly?

A. Are there dampers?

B. Is there HVAC shut down?

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System Application: UPS ROOM System Location: UPS ROOM 113 System Actuation: CROSS ZONE

System Type: NOVEC 1230 Detection Coverage: FULL COVERAGE

Responsible Party Information

BOR Phone:

Fire Department YUMA FIRE DEPARTMENT Phone: 928-373-5000 Central Station ARIZONA SECURITY CONTROL Phone: (602) 433-1271 Account #: ADDRESS

Releasing Panel Test

YES N/A NO

2. Do all input alarm circuits test O.K.?........................................................................................................................... X

1. Upon arrival is panel status O.K.?.......... Releasing Panel Mfg.: SIEMENS Model: FC-922

3. Do all output alarm circuits test O.K.?.................................................................................................................................. X

4. Do all supervisory functions test O.K.?..................................................................................................................................... X

5. Does the time delay test O.K.?.............................................................................Time Delay in Seconds 30 X

6. Has battery standby been checked?........................................................................................................................ X

7. Is charging circuit working properly?.............................................................................................................................. X

8. Check and record battery voltages: Standby: 24 Full Alarm: 5

9. Battery Information: Size: 7VDC 12AH Quantity: 2 Date: 2021

Functional Tests

Type: PHOTO Quantity: 2 YES N/A NO

X

X

X

X

New Qty: N/A Temp: Used Qty: Temp:

2. Manual Pull stations Type: DUAL Quantity: 1 YES N/A NO

X

X

NO

Type: HORN STROBE Quantity: 1 X

Quantity: X

YES N/A

Type: STROBE Quantity: 1 X

Type:

4. Auxiliary Controls YES N/A NO

Type: ELEC. Quantity: 2 X

Do dampers operate properly?................................................................................................................................. X

Type: SHUNT Quantity: 1 X

Does shut down operate properly?................................................................................................................................. X

C. Is there computer shut down?...... .How is it interlocked? N/A X

DO NOT test computer shunt trip. This test is performed at original installation only unless contracted specifically D. Are there pressure switches?...... What do they do? N/A X

E. Does the central monitoring station receive the proper alarm signals?................................................................................... X

5. Releasing Controls Type: PISTON Manufacturer: SIEMENS YES N/A NO

A. Do all solenoids operate properly?............................................................................................................................... X

B. Are solenoids reset and online?............................................................................................................................... X

2.

3.

1. Detection…………………………………………………..

A. Do all detectors respond properly?

B. If applicable, has sensitivity been checked?

C. If applicable, have detectors been cleaned?

D. If applicable, have fusible links been replaced?

E. Date and temperature of new and used fusible links:

A. Do manual pull stations operate properly?

B. Are break glass rods in place?

3. Audio & Visual Alarms A. First Alarm: Does it operate properly?

B. 2nd alarm (pre-discharge): Does it operate properly?

C. Discharge Alarm: Does it operate properly?

A. Are there dampers?

B. Is there HVAC shut down?

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System Application: FILE STORAGE System Location: FIRE STORAGE System Actuation: CROSS ZONE

System Type: INERGEN Detection Coverage: FULL COVERAGE

Responsible Party Information

BOR Phone:

Fire Department YUMA FIRE DEPARTMENT Phone: 928-373-5000 Central Station ARIZONA SECURITY CONTROL Phone: (602) 433-1271 Account #: ADDRESS

Releasing Panel Test

YES N/A NO

2. Do all input alarm circuits test O.K.?........................................................................................................................... X

1. Upon arrival is panel status O.K.?.......... Releasing Panel Mfg.: FIRELITE Model: MRP-2002

3. Do all output alarm circuits test O.K.?.................................................................................................................................. X

4. Do all supervisory functions test O.K.?..................................................................................................................................... X

5. Does the time delay test O.K.?.............................................................................Time Delay in Seconds 30 X

6. Has battery standby been checked?........................................................................................................................ X

7. Is charging circuit working properly?.............................................................................................................................. X

8. Check and record battery voltages: Standby: 24 Full Alarm: 5

9. Battery Information: Size: 7VDC 12AH Quantity: 2 Date: 2021

Functional Tests

Type: PHOTO Quantity: 2 YES N/A NO

X

X

X

X

New Qty: N/A Temp: Used Qty: Temp:

2. Manual Pull stations Type: DUAL Quantity: 2 YES N/A NO

X

X

NO

Type: HORN STROBE Quantity: 2 X

Quantity: 1 X

YES N/A

Type: STROBE Quantity: 2 X

Type: BELL

4. Auxiliary Controls YES N/A NO

Type: Quantity: X

Do dampers operate properly?................................................................................................................................. X

Type: SHUNT Quantity: 1 X

Does shut down operate properly?................................................................................................................................. X

C. Is there computer shut down?...... .How is it interlocked? N/A X

DO NOT test computer shunt trip. This test is performed at original installation only unless contracted specifically D. Are there pressure switches?...... What do they do? N/A X

E. Does the central monitoring station receive the proper alarm signals?................................................................................... X

5. Releasing Controls Type: PISTON Manufacturer: SIEMENS YES N/A NO

A. Do all solenoids operate properly?............................................................................................................................... X

B. Are solenoids reset and online?............................................................................................................................... X

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August 24, 2022

Life Safety Protection Systems Retrofit • Service • Inspec ion • Maintenance

Commercial • Industrial • Residential • Institutional

Design • Installation

INSPECTION FREQUENCY Semi-Annual FA & SUPP. & SPRKPROPERTY US Bureau of Reclamation STREET 7301 Calle Agua Salada INSPECTOR Kyle Knoll, Ken Fanning

CITY & STATE Yuma, AZ 85364

ATTENTION

Clean agent rooms integrities are compromised.

Ground fault power supply 1A ckt 4.

Evac panel in trouble, voice ckt ground fault.

Door failed to close first floor corridor near ups 113 clean agent. Mag hardware installed at an angle that fails to hold door properly and is currently being held open with door stop.

Old devices that need to be removed H/S corridor near rm 112 H/S proccessing cooler H/S proccessing cooler H/S East Proccessing near office entry H/S West proccessing near single man door.

Date of last trip test b.

c.

d.

e.

f.

g.

h.

6. SPECIAL SYSTEMS

a. No. of Systems Make & Model

Type b.

c.

d.

Heating Responsive Devices: Type: Type of Test

Valve No. 1 2 3 4 5 6 Valve No. 1 2 3 4 5 6

Valve No. 1 2 3 4 5 6 Valve No. 1 2 3 4 5 6

Valve No. 1 2 3 4 5 6 Valve No. 1 2 3 4 5 6

Valve No. 1 2 3 4 5 6 Valve No. 1 2 3 4 5 6

Auxiliary equipment: Number: Type

Location:

Test Results:

7. ALARMS

a.

b.

c.

8. SPRINKLERS – PIPING

a.

b.

c.

d. ……………………………………………………………………………………………

e. …………………………………………………………………………………………………………….

f.

9. EXPLANATION OF “NO” ANSWERS (for Section 1b through 9)

10. THE INSPECTOR RECOMMENDS THE FOLLOWING NECESSARY IMPROVEMENTS.

11. ADJUSTMENTS OR CORRECTIONS MADE:

12. OTHER COMMENTS:

Are pressure gauges less than 5 years old? Year on gauge? X XIs there a 3-way valve on he gauge?

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YES N/A NO

X X X X X X X

YES N/A NO

X X X

NONE

X

YES N/A NO

X

X

X

X

X

Does the exterior condition of piping, drain valves, check valves, hangers, open sprinklers & strainers appear satisfactory?

X

QRTY

Is the air pressure and priming waters normal?

Did he air compressor operate satisfactorily?

Were all low points drained during this inspection?

Did all quick opening devices operate satisfactorily?

Did all the dry valves operate satisfactorily during the inspection?

QRTYDid supervisory alarm operate during testing?

Did he fire alarms operate during testing?............................................................ QRTY

Do dry valves appear to be protected from freezing?

Is the dry valve house heated?

Were valves tested as required?

Did all heat response systems operate satisfactorily?

Did he supervisory features operate during testing?

Did he water motors and gong or electric bell operate during testing?

Do sprinklers generally appear to be in good external condition?

Do sprinklers generally appear to be free of corrosion, paint, or loading and visible obstructions?

Are extra sprinklers available on premises?

Visual inspected.

B. Site Water Temperature C. Site Water Level D. Fire Pump Power E. Fire Pump Running F. Fire Pump Auto Position G. Fire Pump/Controller Trouble H. Generator in Auto Position I. Generator/Controller Trouble J. Switch Transfer K. Generator Engine Running

5. FIRE ALARM CONTROL PANEL DEVICES

OPERATIONAL EQUIPMENT

Were tested detectors cleaned?

YES N/A NO

Were tested detectors sensitivity tested?

Remote Annunciators X

Manual Pull Stations Zones X

Detectors

Did automatic door releases, release doors?

B. Non-coded

Auxiliary Devices

B. Ionization A. Photoelectric X

C. Heat

A. Coded X

X

D. Flame E. Duct

F. Beam G. Other

Alarm Notification Appliances A. Bell B. Strobe Only C. Horn

Video Alarms Automatic Door Release

E. Chimes

L. Other

G. Other SPK/STR F. Speakers X

Did test of Duct Detectors shut down air handling units?

X # of alarm notification circuits:

Water Flow Switches A. Paddle X B. Pressure

Tamper Switches X

WSFP FIRE ALARM INSPECTION Page 2

COMMENTS:

NUMBER PREVIOUSLY THIS STYLE

TOTAL TESTED TESTED CIRCUIT

REPORT

9 9 B

2 2 B

37 37 B

16 26 B 36 36 B

1 1 B

1 1 B

1. GENERAL

A.

a.

b.

c.

d.

e.

f.

g.

h.

i.

B.

a.

b.

c.

d.

2. CONTROL VALVES

WATER SUPPLY SOURCE?

3. TANKS, PUMPS, FIRE DEPT. CONNECTIONS

a. Do fire pumps, gravity, surface or pressure tanks appear to be in good external condition?

b. Are gravity, surface and pressure tanks at the proper pressure and/or water levels?

c. Are fire dept. connections in satisfactory condition, couplings free, caps or plugs in place and check valves tight?

d. Are fire dept. connections visible and accessible? Location:

4. WET SYSTEMS

a. No. of Systems Make & Model

b. Are cold weather valves in the appropriate open or closed position?

If closed, has piping been drained?

c. Has the owner or owner’s representative been advised that the cold weather valves are not recommended by NFPA?

d. Have all the antifreeze systems been tested?

e. Date antifreeze systems were tested?

f. The antifreeze tests indicate protection to:

Are building areas protected by a wet system, heated, including blind attics and perimeter areas, where accessible?

Are all visible exterior openings protected against the entrance of cold air?

Are gravity, surface or pressure tanks protected from freezing?

(To be answered by the Inspector)

a. Are all sprinkler system main control valves and all other valves in the appropriate open or closed position?

b. Are all control valves sealed or supervised in the open posi ion?

Date last checked (checking is recommended at least every five years)

Have all fire pumps been tested to their full capacity hrough hose streams or flow meters within the past 12 months?

Are any of the sprinklers 50 years or older? (testing and/or replacement is recommended for such sprinklers)…………………….

Are any extra high temperature solder sprinklers regularly exposed to temperatures near 300°F?

Have the sprinkler systems been extended to all visible areas of the building?

Does there appear to be proper clearance between the top of all storage and the sprinkler deflector?

ATTENTION Travis Clark

(To be answered by the Owner or the Owner’s Representative)…………………………………………………………………………………..

Have there been any changes in the occupancy classification, machinery or operations since the last inspection?

Have there been any changes or repairs to the fire protection systems since the last inspection?

If a fire has occurred since the last inspection, have all damaged sprinkler system components been replaced?

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INSPECTOR

Has the piping in all dry systems been checked for proper pitch within the past five years?

Date last checked (checking is recommended at least every five years)

Has the piping in all systems been checked for obstructive materials?

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1 VIKING

X

X

X X

YES N/A NO

OUTSIDE EAST

X X

YES N/A NO

X X

Semi-Annual / Elec. Test Switch Semi-Annual / Elec. Test Switch

45 Semi-Annual / Elec. Test Switch

Water Tank

Main Drain

After

OUTSIDE EAST 2.5

Located

Main

Drain

Size

City YUMA

Test Pipe

Static

Pressure

Inspector's

Test Valve

Time To

Trip

Flow Alarm

Comments

LocationBefore

Flow

Pressure

Static

Pressure

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2021 New

2021 New

Identification

Signs?

Valve

Open?

Supervised?

NO

Type

Easily

Accesible?

YES

X

YES NONO YES YES NO

System

Alarm Bypass

No.

Of

Valves

Control

Valves

City St. Conn.

Pump

Sectional

Tank

X

X

YES NO

Supervision

Operational

Tamper Switch or

Locked?

X

X

N/A NOYES

X

X

X

X 2021

X

PROPERTY

STREET

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Post Indicator

Date of last trip test b.

c.

d.

e.

f.

g.

h.

6. SPECIAL SYSTEMS

a. No. of Systems Make & Model

Type b.

c.

d.

Heating Responsive Devices: Type: Type of Test

Valve No. 1 2 3 4 5 6 Valve No. 1 2 3 4 5 6

Valve No. 1 2 3 4 5 6 Valve No. 1 2 3 4 5 6

Valve No. 1 2 3 4 5 6 Valve No. 1 2 3 4 5 6

Valve No. 1 2 3 4 5 6 Valve No. 1 2 3 4 5 6

Auxiliary equipment: Number: Type

Location:

Test Results:

7. ALARMS

a.

b.

c.

8. SPRINKLERS – PIPING

a.

b.

c.

d. ……………………………………………………………………………………………

e. …………………………………………………………………………………………………………….

f.

9. EXPLANATION OF “NO” ANSWERS (for Section 1b through 9)

10. THE INSPECTOR RECOMMENDS THE FOLLOWING NECESSARY IMPROVEMENTS.

11. ADJUSTMENTS OR CORRECTIONS MADE:

12. OTHER COMMENTS:

Outside bell for waterflow switch has no weather gasket, with no gasket water was able to fill the conduit and damage both the bell and waterflow switch.

Do sprinklers generally appear to be free of corrosion, paint, or loading and visible obstructions?

Are extra sprinklers available on premises?

3" VSR water flow switch was filled with water. Needs to be replaced.

Is the dry valve house heated?

Were valves tested as required?

Did all heat response systems operate satisfactorily?

Did he supervisory features operate during testing?

Did he water motors and gong or electric bell operate during testing?

Do sprinklers generally appear to be in good external condition?

Did all quick opening devices operate satisfactorily?

Did all the dry valves operate satisfactorily during the inspection?

Semi-AnnualDid supervisory alarm operate during testing?

Did he fire alarms operate during testing?............................................................ Semi-Annual

Do dry valves appear to be protected from freezing?

Semi-Annual

Is the air pressure and priming waters normal?

Did he air compressor operate satisfactorily?

Were all low points drained during this inspection?

X

6" system sensor 24vdc bell

X

Does the exterior condition of piping, drain valves, check valves, hangers, open sprinklers & strainers appear satisfactory?....... X

X

X

YES N/A NO

X X

NONE

X

N/A NO

X X

X X

YES

X X

X X

YES N/A NO

X

WSFP FIRE SPRINKLER INSPECTION Page 2

Signaling Line Circuits (Quantity and style of signaling line circuits connected to the system), see 2002 NFPA 72, Table 3-6.

Breaker / Fuse

X

Nickel Cadmium X Other (specify)

A. Control Panel

B. Interface/EQ

C. Lamps LEDs

D. Fuses

E. Primary Power Supply

F. Trouble Signals

G. Disconnect Switches

H. Ground Fault Monitoring

I. Battery Condition

J. Load Voltage

K. Discharge Test

L. Charger Test

M. Specific Gravity

N. Transient Suppressors

O. Remote Annunciators

INSPECTOR

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ATTENTION Travis Clark

X X

X X X

X X X X X

XX

X X X

Visual Functional X X X

3. SYSTEM POWER SUPPLIES

X X

Dry Cell Sealed Lead Acid

24 60

PRIMARY:

SECONDARY: FACP Amp-Hr rating: 18

BATTERY TYPE:

Calculated Capacity to operate the system (hours)

Lead Acid

Type Comments

Overcurrent Protec ion: Amps: 20/15 Location (panel ID):Nominal Voltage: 120 Amps: 20

Storage Battery:

QTY 4 Style: B

4. SYSTEM TEST AND INSPECTIONS

Transmission Type: Phone Line Radio Freq. Cellular Dialer Other(specify)

Circuit Styles: B # of Circuits:

Software Rev: Software/configuration date:

YES N/A NO

X X

2. FIRE ALARM CONTROL PANEL INFORMATION

Panel Manufacturer: Fire Lite / Siemens Model #: ES9200-EX

X

X X

X

X

BOR Phone #:Name:

Name: Phone #: Acct. #

X

A. Owner's rep. notified.

X

X

J. Does the Panel have Battery Backup?

K. Are the Batteries Properly Charged? (See battery report)

C. Is the Power Light On?

D. Does the Panel indicate Normal Conditions?

E. Are all Indicating Lamps in Operating Order?

F. Does the Trouble Light Operate?

G. Does the Silence Switch Operate?

H. Does the Panel have Active Zones? No. of zones?

I. Does the Panel have Inactive Zones? No. of zones?X

B. Central station notified.

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B. Site Water Temperature C. Site Water Level D. Fire Pump Power E. Fire Pump Running F. Fire Pump Auto Position G. Fire Pump/Controller Trouble H. Generator in Auto Position I. Generator/Controller Trouble J. Switch Transfer K. Generator Engine Running

1 1 B

1 1 B

36 36 B 16 26 B

37 37 B

2 2 B

9 9 B

REPORT

TOTAL TESTED TESTED CIRCUIT

NUMBER PREVIOUSLY THIS STYLE

COMMENTS:

WSFP FIRE ALARM INSPECTION Page 2

Tamper Switches X B. Pressure A. Paddle X

Water Flow Switches

# of alarm notification circuits:

F. Speakers X

Did test of Duct Detectors shut down air handling units?

E. Chimes

L. Other

G. Other SPK/STR X

C. Horn

Video Alarms Automatic Door Release

A. Bell B. Strobe Only X

Alarm Notification Appliances

E. Duct

F. Beam G. Other

D. Flame

A. Coded

A. Photoelectric X

C. Heat

X B. Non-coded

Auxiliary Devices

B. Ionization

Detectors

Did automatic door releases, release doors?

Zones X

N/A NO

Were tested detectors sensitivity tested?

Remote Annunciators X

Manual Pull Stations

5. FIRE ALARM CONTROL PANEL DEVICES

OPERATIONAL EQUIPMENT

Signaling Line Circuits (Quantity and style of signaling line circuits connected to the system), see 2002 NFPA 72, Table 3-6.

Breaker / Fuse

X

Nickel Cadmium X Other (specify)

A. Control Panel

B. Interface/EQ

C. Lamps LEDs

D. Fuses

E. Primary Power Supply

F. Trouble Signals

G. Disconnect Switches

H. Ground Fault Monitoring

I. Battery Condition

J. Load Voltage

K. Discharge Test

L. Charger Test

N. Transient Suppressors

X

X X

X X

X X X

X X X X

4. SYSTEM TEST AND INSPECTIONS

Visual Functional Type Comments

X X

Calculated Capacity to operate the system (hours) 24 60

BATTERY TYPE: Dry Cell Sealed Lead Acid Lead Acid

Overcurrent Protection: Amps: 20/15 Location (panel ID):

SECONDARY: Storage Battery: UVRI-B Amp-Hr rating: 12

QTY 4 Style: B

3. SYSTEM POWER SUPPLIES

PRIMARY: Nominal Voltage: 120 Amps: 20

Software Rev: Software/configuration date: 2021

2. FIRE ALARM CONTROL PANEL INFORMATION

Panel Manufacturer: FEDERAL SIGNAL Model #: UVRI-B Circuit Styles: B # of Circuits: 1

X J. Does the Panel have Battery Backup?

X K. Are the Batteries Properly Charged? (See battery report)

X I. Does the Panel have Inactive Zones? No. of zones?

X H. Does the Panel have Active Zones? No. of zones?

X F. Does the Trouble Light Operate?

X G. Does the Silence Switch Operate?

X D. Does the Panel indicate Normal Conditions?

X E. Are all Indicating Lamps in Operating Order?

X C. Is the Power Light On?

Phone #:

1. PRE-TEST STATUS

YES N/A NO

X A. Owner's rep. notified. Name: BOR

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3" VSR water flow switch was filled with water. Needs to be replaced.

Outside bell for waterflow switch has no weather gasket, with no gasket water was able to fill the conduit and damage both the bell & W/F.

6" system sensor 24vdc bell

STREET 7301 Calle Agua Salada INSPECTOR Kyle Knoll, Ken Fanning CITY & STATE Yuma, AZ 85364

ATTENTION

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Date of last trip test b.

c.

d.

e.

f.

g.

h.

6. SPECIAL SYSTEMS

a. No. of Systems Make & Model

Type b.

c.

d.

Heating Responsive Devices: Type: Type of Test

Valve No. 1 2 3 4 5 6 Valve No. 1 2 3 4 5 6

Valve No. 1 2 3 4 5 6 Valve No. 1 2 3 4 5 6

Valve No. 1 2 3 4 5 6 Valve No. 1 2 3 4 5 6

Valve No. 1 2 3 4 5 6 Valve No. 1 2 3 4 5 6

Auxiliary equipment: Number: Type

Location:

Test Results:

7. ALARMS

a.

b.

c.

8. SPRINKLERS – PIPING

a.

b.

c.

d. ……………………………………………………………………………………………

e. …………………………………………………………………………………………………………….

f.

9. EXPLANATION OF “NO” ANSWERS (for Section 1b through 9)

10. THE INSPECTOR RECOMMENDS THE FOLLOWING NECESSARY IMPROVEMENTS.

11. ADJUSTMENTS OR CORRECTIONS MADE:

12. OTHER COMMENTS:

Do sprinklers generally appear to be free of corrosion, paint, or loading and visible obstructions?

Are extra sprinklers available on premises?

Visual inspected.

Is the dry valve house heated?

Were valves tested as required?

Did all heat response systems operate satisfactorily?

Did he supervisory features operate during testing?

Did he water motors and gong or electric bell operate during testing?

Do sprinklers generally appear to be in good external condition?

Did all quick opening devices operate satisfactorily?

Did all the dry valves operate satisfactorily during the inspection?

QRTYDid supervisory alarm operate during testing?

Did he fire alarms operate during testing?............................................................ QRTY

Do dry valves appear to be protected from freezing?

QRTY

Is the air pressure and priming waters normal?

Did he air compressor operate satisfactorily?

Were all low points drained during this inspection?

X

X

Does the exterior condition of piping, drain valves, check valves, hangers, open sprinklers & strainers appear satisfactory?....... X

X

X

YES N/A NO

X X

NONE

X

N/A NO

X X

X X

YES

X X

X X

YE…