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British Standard Part/Section Subject Date of Issue Amendment Number Date of Insertion Amended By
ISO 9001 – Quality Management Systems – Requirements 2008 – – – Dec 2008 – – –
ISO 9004 Quality Management System – Guidelines for Performance Improvements 2000 – – – – – – – – –
PD 6662 – Scheme for the application of European Standards for intruder and hold-up alarm systems 2004 AMD16155 Mar 06 QA Manager
NB: PD6662-2004 is to be superseded by PD6662-2010 and CIA are working with manufacturers to ensure that we fully comply with the new Standard which will be formally adopted in March 2012.
BS EN 50131-1 Pt 1 Alarm Systems – Intrusion Systems – System Requirements 2006 Nov 2006 – – –
BS EN 50131-1 Pt 2.2 Alarm Systems – Intrusion Detectors – Passive Infrared Detectors 2008 – – –
BS EN 50131-1 Pt 2.3 Alarm Systems – Requirements for Microwave Detectors 2008 Mar 2010 – – –
BS EN 50131-1 Pt 2.4 Alarm Systems – Requirements for Passive Infrared and Microwave Detectors 2008 Mar 2010 – – –
BS EN 50131-1 Pt 2.5 Alarm Systems – Requirements for combined Passive Infrared and Ultrasonic Detectors 2008 Mar 2010 – – –
BS EN 50131-1 Pt 2.6 Alarm Systems – Opening Contacts (Magnetic) 2008 Mar 2010 – – –
Pr EN 50131-5 PT 5-3 Alarm Systems- Intrusion systems – Part 5-3: Requirements fir interconnections equipment using radio frequency techniques 2005 Mar 06
BS EN 50131-6 6 Alarm Systems – Intrusion Systems
Power Supplies Part 6		 1998 Dec 04
BS EN 50132-1 PT1 Alarm Systems – CCTV Surveillance Systems for use in Security Systems 2010   Apr 2010 PE
BS EN
50132		 PT 7 Alarm Systems-CCTV surveillance systems for use in Security Applications 1996 – – – – – – – – –
BS EN
50133		 PT1 Alarm Systems – Access Control Systems for use in Security Applications
Part 1 System Requirements		 1997 — — —
BS EN
50133		 PT 2-1 Alarm Systems – Access Control Systems for use in Security Applications
Part 2-1 General Requirements for components		 2000 — Dec 03 —
BS EN 50136 Pt 1.1 Alarm systems – Alarm transmission systems and equipment 1998 13441 – – – – – –
BS EN 50136 Pt 1.2 Alarm Systems – Alarm transmission systems and equipment – Requirements for systems using dedicated alarm paths 1998 Dec 04
BS EN 50136 Pt 1.3 Alarm systems – Alarm transmission systems and equipment. Requirements for systems with digital communications using the public switched telephone network. 1998 Dec 04
BS EN
50136		 Pt 1.4 Alarm Systems – Alarm transmission systems and equipment – Requirements for systems with voice communications using the public switched telephone network 1998 Dec 04
BS EN
50136		 Pt 1.5 Alarm Systems – Alarm transmission systems and equipment – Requirements for packet switched network PSN 2008 May 10
BS EN
50136		 Pt 2.1 Alarm systems – Alarm transmission systems and equipment 1998 10202
13439		 Dec 04 – – –
BS EN
50136		 Pt 2.2 Alarm systems – Alarm transmission systems and equipment. Requirements for equipment used in systems using dedicated alarm paths 1998 – – – Dec 04 – – –
BS EN
50136		 Pt 2.3 Alarm systems – Alarm transmission systems and equipment. Requirements for equipment used in systems with digital communications using the public switched
telephone network		 1998 – – – Dec 04 – – –
BS EN 50136 Pt 2.4 Alarm systems – Alarm transmission systems and equipment. Requirements for equipment used in systems with voice communications using the public switched
telephone network		 1998 – – – Dec 04 – – –
BS EN 50172 – – – Emergency escape lighting systems 2004 – – – Dec 04 – – –
BS EN 8243 (formerly DD 243) Installation and configuration of intruder alarm systems designed to generate confirmed alarm conditions. 2010 May 10
DD 263 Intruder and Hold-up Alarm Systems – Commissioning and Maintenance 2010 – – – Dec 07

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