Euralarm released a guidance document including three checklists on remote services. It allows service companies to make a self-assessment of their readiness and compliance with the provisions laid down in EN 16763, EN 50710 and CLC/TS 50136-10.
During the European Fire Safety Week, focusing on citizen safety at the heart of the energy transition, we speak to Thorsten Teichert, chair of the Task Group, on the progress that has been made.
The Guidance Document on Integrated fire protection solutions for lithium-ion batteries is the topic of a webinar that will be organised on Thursday 20 October, starting at 15:00 CET.
Euralarm members of the Fire Section are asking all test and certification bodies to not mandatory also request compliance with EN 54-3:2014+A1:2019 with regards to any private label scheme or quality mark they offer.
Rapid technological developments and policy developments have brought new challenges for alarm systems. One of these challenges is the cyber security of the connected alarm systems. Euralarm members are involved in these challenges via the CENELEC Technical Committee 79 (TC 79).
CENELEC TC79 committee is looking at a revision of the EN50131-1. Euralarm is seriously involved in the revision of the standard. Why is this standard important for Europe and what are the benefits of the revision for European stakeholders?
