Report 2173 PH B102 CO2Fire System Panel SC 3-21-22.pdf

(ATTACH ADDITIONAL SHEETS IF NECESSARY)

YES NO

YES NO

YES NO

MATERIALS USED

MAINTENACE & INSPECTION REPORT

(ONE FOR EACH PIECE OF EQUIPMENT)

WILL MATERIALS NEED TO BE ORDERED? HOW LONG IS THE LEED TIME?

EXPLAIN BELOW

HAVE NOT BEEN MET

(BELOW) FOR ADMINISTRATION USE ONLY

DATE IT WILL BE RECEIVED :

PROPER PPE BEING WORN

YES

CONTRACTOR: TECHNICIANS NAME:

LOCATION WEATHERBUILDING NAME or #

CONTRACTOR/SIGNATURE CCI/ SIGNATURE SITE INSPECTOR/SIGNATURE

CONTRACT # ELIN # REPORT NO.

HAVE BEEN MET

DATE:

General Direct Condition Rating

TYPE OF EQUIPMENT MAKE MODEL

WORK DESCRIPTION & PROBLEMS FOUNDS

TIME TO COMPLETE TASK

IS INSPECTION CHECK LIST ATTACHED?

SAFETY REQUIREMENTS

WAS WORK COMPLETED?

IF NO EXPLAIN BELOW

General Direct Condition Rating Notes ( Explain Conditions found for the Rating given above)

N40085-17-D-7201

NO

HOUSE KEEPING COMPLETE

YES

NO

MAXIMO # Work Order #

Derek McCaslin

From: Barry Prescott <bprescott@deanandallyn.com> Sent: Monday, March 21, 2022 3:24 PM To: Derek McCaslin Subject: Prospect harbor bldg #102 fire alarm svc call

Categories: Red Category

Good afternoon , I was dispatched to prospect harbor for and intermittent fire alarm in building 102 on the CO2 release panel.

Upon arrival I was asked by Ernie why I had responded because the condition did not exist currently. Ernie also stated that he wished that he had been contacted directly before I responded because he could have relayed the information that the condition was not evident currently.

From all on site evidence the condition that has been occurring has been a trouble alarm which sounds a buzzer in the panel not a fire alarm which would sound horn strobes and release the CO2. There is frequently confusion as to which one indicates an emergency and which one indicates a condition that is not critical.

If the fire alarm control panel has a yellow indicator and is only beeping locally at the panel it is not a critical condition.

If the horn strobes are sounding and there is a red indicator in the fire alarm control panel that requires that the panel be reset to return to normal it is a critical condition.

I attempted to confirm where the intermittent problem is by checking terminal screws and jostling the multitude of conductors in the panel. I determined that the problem is a bad solder joint which connects the terminal strip to the motherboard which cannot be repaired. This panel is three decades old and should be replaced as has been recommended for the past several years.

There are approximately 30 pair of conductors in this panel that are marked with a numbering system however a wiring diagram for the system cannot be found. This will complicate the replacement of the fire alarm control panel considerably.

If you would like I can research to see which, if any, currently available fire alarm control panels are compatible with this Kidde CO2 system and provide a quote to replace it.

Thank you

Barry Prescott Special Hazard Manager Dean & Allyn Inc 207‐595‐2226

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