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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NB: PD6662-2004 is to be superseded by PD6662-2010 and CIA are working with manufacturers to ensure that we fully comply with the new Standard which will be formally adopted in March 2012.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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    Excellent explanation of system options and how to use it. Nothing was too much effort. Engineer took his time to think about the best way to overcome problems that were not apparent at the time of survey. He made suggestions as to the best way to overcome them. Everything was done and cleaned up. Thank […]

  • Mr R Clist Liss, Hampshire

    They were prompt in arriving.  They were able to overcome a small problem with little fuss, and seemed technically very capable.

  • Ms J Sxxxx Portchester, Hampshire

    Any problems were sorted out. Very helpful, friendly technician who didn’t complain when my toddler wanted to help.

  • Dr P Darling Basingstoke, Hampshire

    Have been with CIA for over 10 years now and they have never disappointed me.  The system designer showed a great deal of professionalism and expertise as well as being personable.

  • Mr M Sxxxxxxxxxxx Waterlooville, Hampshire

    Polite attitude of your technician, minimum disruption.

  • Alan Jones Newbury, Berkshire

    We always receive excellent service from CIA. We also appreciated the text reminder about the service appointment.

  • Dr xxxxx Hampshire

    Your staff are always pleasant, helpful and informative.  It is also nice to have the same person every time to do the service.

  • Mrs E Mxxxxx Havant, Hampshire

    Engineer was polite, well groomed and very helpful. Even my husband who is partially sighted understood how to use the system. The engineer even used the vacuum cleaner.

  • Mrs S******** Fareham, Hampshire

    Always very helpful and obliging.  Always feel that things said will happen.

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    Delightful and very helpful young man, and please can he come again!

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