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1 2017 NFPA Conference & Expo Proposed Changes to NFPA Presented by: Daniel O Connor (SIG-IDS), Jensen Hughes Robert Schifiliti (SIG-NAS), R.P. Schifiliti Associates William Koffel (SIG-ECS), Koffel Associates, Inc. Richard Heffernan (SIG-TMS), SDi Merton Bunker (SIG-AAC), EYP Architecture & Engineering 1
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3 What Does the Future Hold?? 3
4 Decoding the Terminology FR = First Revision CN = Committee Note FDM = First Draft Meeting SDM = Second Draft Meeting PI = Public Input PC = Public Comment CI = Committee Input CC = Correlating Comment FCR = First Correlating Revision NITMAM = Notice of Intent to Make A Motion 4
5 The Annual 2019 Revision Process Technical Committee First Draft Meetings: July 2016, Salt Lake City Correlating Committee First Draft Meetings: December 2016, New Orleans Public Comment Closing Date: May 10, 2017 Technical Committee Second Draft Meetings: July 17-21, Charlotte, NC Correlating Committee Second Draft Meetings: November 15-16, Savannah, GA NITMAM Closing Date: February 21, 2018 NITMAM Closing Date: April 4, 2018 NFPA Annual Meeting Adoption: June 2018, Las Vegas Standards Council Approval: July
6 Proposed Global Changes Dissolve NFPA 720 and blend applicable requirements into NFPA 72, for Carbon Monoxide equipment and systems. Change speaker to loudspeaker. Change hearing impaired to deaf. Change visible to visual. Change communication to communications. Change enforcing authority to authority having jurisdiction. Correlate all SI and Standard units for consistency. Elimination of exceptions, where possible. 6
7 Protected Premises (SIG-IDS) Chapters 3 and 17 Dan O Connor, Chair Jensen Hughes 7
8 Initiating Devices Key Types of Changes Three categories of changes for Chapter 17 1) Carbon monoxide initiating devices 2) Air-sampling type smoke detectors 3) A few miscellaneous changes PI #468 8
9 Initiating Devices Carbon monoxide New text was added to incorporate CO devices into Chapter 17 (household applications in Chapter 29 ) 1) CO devices now integrated to the general scope 2) CO devices subject to the concealed location requirements 3) Specific provisions for CO devices in a new section(17.12) PI #591,592,605,606 FR #2010, 2011, 2012 &
10 Initiating Devices Carbon monoxide New Section was added to address specific requirements for CO devices, when required by other codes/ordinances 1) Location & mounting 2) CO threshold requirements ANSI/UL ) Ambient conditions, factors of environment 4) Protection during construction 5) Provisions related to HVAC and smoke control systems PI #607 / FR #
11 Air-Sampling Type Smoke Detector New Section 17.7 added to address specific requirements for Air-Sampling Type Smoke Detectors 1) General requirements a) Apply Performance-based design (PBD)criteria b) If not PBD - Each port treated as a spot smoke detector for location and spacing c) Airflow trouble signals required d) Atmospheric contaminant filters listed and per mfg s instructions 2) Pipe Network 3) Installation 4) Air duct applications 5) Electrical Cabinet applications PI #531, 645, 644 FR #
12 Air-Sampling Smoke Detector If PBD criteria is not being Applied Then Use Spot Criteria 12
13 Air-Sampling Piping Network New Section added to address piping network 1) Transport time seconds 2) Design must be based on Fluid Dynamics calculations - Pressure, Volumetric flow, port sensitivity 3) Design Software Listed for MFG s product 4) Treatment of test ports 5) Painting - per MFG s instructions 6) Pipe suitable for the environment 7) Fittings airtight and permanently fixed 8) Exhaust lessor or equal pressure zone 9) Materials, installation, pipe and tubing - per MFG s instructions PI #531, 645, 644 FR #
14 Air-Sampling Type Smoke Detector FR-2016 Revised Section to eliminate potential confusion between Air-Sampling Type Smoke Detectors and Spot Smoke Detectors Smoke Spot-type smoke detectors that have provision for field adjustment of sensitivity via a mechanical means shall have an adjustment range of not less than 0.6 percent per foot (1.95 percent per meter) obscuration. Existing requirement may create confusion if it is viewed within the context of high sensitivity aspirated detectors, which have sensitivity settings outside of the normal UL range of 0.5 to 4%/ft PI #373? FR #
15 Revisions Regarding Applicable Standards Wording revised so as not to preclude other standards Heat sensing fire detectors shall be listed in accordance with applicable standards such as ANSI/UL 521 Standard for Heat Detectors for Fire Protective Signaling Systems and installed in accordance with their listing Gas detection equipment shall be listed in accordance with applicable standards such as UL 1484 Standard for Residential Gas Detectors or UL 2075 Standard for Gas and Vapor Detectors and Sensors for the specific gas or vapor it is intended to detect Manually actuated alarm-initiating devices shall be listed in accordance with applicable standards such as ANSI/UL 38, Standard for Manual signaling Boxes for Fire Alarm Systems. PI #531, 645,
16 Dry Sprinkler System Air Pressure FR-2023 Revised Section to correctly address air pressure monitoring for both high and low differential dry valves 1) Off-normal signal traditionally required to signal a) Pressure increase of 10 psi b) Pressure decrease of 10 psi c) Applicable to systems using 40 psi pressure 2) Low differential systems operating in psi range a) Use manufacturer s instructions PI #371, 67, 74 FR
17 Protected Premises (SIG-NAS) Chapters 3 and 18 Robert Schifiliti, Past Chair & Principal RP Schifiliti & Associates 17
18 TLAs 18
19 Chapter 18 Notification Appliances Global Changes Change enforcing authority to AHJ FR-2502 Change visible to visual FR-2504 Change speaker to loudspeaker FCR-23 FR #2502, 2504 / FCR #23 19
20 Chapter 18 Notification Appliances Global Changes The requirements of Chapters 10, 14, 23, and 24 shall apply to FR-2512 Similar proposals submitted on behalf of SIG- FUN to all other chapters. CC reviewed and submitted notes to reinstate in 2 nd draft. FR #
21 Chapter 18, Notification Appliances Voltage Drop Calculations Already required by (8) TG formed to provide guidance Adds requirement into Ch. 18 Provides examples in Annex A CI #
22 Chapter 18 Notification Appliances Incorporation of Carbon Monoxide New Distinctive carbon monoxide signal CI-2515 and FCR-1 added T4 for CO modified and new : Locate CO per the requirements for detectors or alarms FCR Adds strobes for CO use FR-2521 CI #2515 / FCR #2 / FR #
23 Chapter 18, Notification Appliances FR-2514 Removes figure of T3 & updates reference to ANSI S3.41 ANY FREQUENCY PERMITTED ANY FREQUENCY PERMITTED ANY FREQUENCY PERMITTED ANY FREQUENCY PERMITTED ANY FREQUENCY PERMITTED ANY FREQUENCY PERMITTED 0.50 sec Hz Piezo 23
24 800 HZ 2000 HZ 4000 HZ 800 HZ 2000 HZ 4000 HZ 800 HZ 2000 HZ 4000 HZ REPEAT CYCLE THREE TIMES AND FOLLOW WITH VOICE MESSAGE REPEAT CYCLE THREE TIMES AND FOLLOW WITH VOICE MESSAGE 6/2/2017 Modified T-3 RELATIVE FREQUENCY NOT AMPLTUDE ON OFF Courtesy R.P. Schifiliti Associates, Inc., 2016 a1 a2 a3 a1 a2 a3 a1 a2 a3 a b a b a c CYCLE RELATIVE FREQUENCY NOT AMPLTUDE SWEEP HZ ON OFF 500 HZ 4000 HZ 500 HZ 4000 HZ 500 HZ 4000 HZ Courtesy R.P. Schifiliti Associates, Inc., 2016 SOUND FILES 2017 R.P. Schifiliti Associates, Inc.. a b a b a c CYCLE 24
25 FR-2517 allows ONLY ADSs that DO NOT require intelligibility to be designated by the designer. Designer must designate Acoustically Distinguishable Spaces (ADSs) ADS System Planning & Design ADS Will Have Occupant Notification ADS Will NOT Have Occupant Notification Occupant Notification by Audible Tone Occupant Notification By Tone Alert & Voice Intelligible Voice Required in this ADS Intelligible Voice NOT Required in this ADS 25
26 Acoustically Distinguishable Spaces (ADSs) Sample ADS plan for a nightclub. 26
27 Chapter 18, Notification Appliances Visual Signaling Intensity in candela Short duration pulse, high peak intensity Longer duration pulse, shorter peak intensity Time duration 27
28 Chapter 18, Notification Appliances Visual Signaling INTENSITY IN CANDELA (cd) Short duration pulse, high peak intensity Long duration pulse, low peak intensity TIME DURATION 28
29 Chapter 18, Notification Appliances Visual Signaling INTENSITY IN CANDELA (cd) Changed in 2016: Max. pulse duration changed from 200 ms (0.2 s) to 20 ms (0.02 s) (100 ms for direct viewing) Temporary change pending research verification and validation. Does NOT apply to direct signaling used in corridors. TIME DURATION 29
30 Chapter 18, Notification Appliances Visual Signaling FR-2519: Remove 40% duty cycle requirements as being redundant Remove allowance for 100 ms long pulse duration for direct viewing FR #
31 Chapter 18, Notification Appliances What's on the Radar Screen for Visual Signaling? 18.5 CI-2539 Complete rewrite of visual appliance performance requirements Measure ambient light or use table for new construction Existing tables stay for Zenon strobes (<1 ms) > 1ms, intensity may vary with pulse duration >100 ms requires intensity multiplier CI #
32 Chapter 18, Notification Appliances What's on the Radar Screen for Visual Signaling? 18.5 UL Research program continues Data not yet published New work to be presented at July TC meeting 32
33 Emergency Communications Systems (SIG-ECS) Chapters 3 and 18 William Koffel, Chair Koffel & Associates 33
34 Bid Documents (7.3.3) Architect/Engineer shall be qualified IAW Bid documents shall include: Performance criteria meeting needs of owner, occupant, and AHJ Intended performance of installing contractor Ensure that areas will be finished out in a manger that intelligibility will be achieved PI # 393/ FR #
35 Control Unit Listing For MNS ( ) Equipment shall be listed in accordance with: UL 864 UL 2017 UL 2572 Scope of UL 2017 is to broad in that it includes nonemergency equipment PI 681 submitted by UL proposed to delete UL 864 as well PI # 681/FR #
36 Risk Analysis ( ) Permits acceptance of previously prepared risk analysis for new or renovated facilities PI # 508/FR #
37 Two Way Communication Enhancement Systems ( ) Pathway survivability requirements deleted since provisions are in NFPA 1221 PI # 430/FR #
38 Alert tones ( ) Where the system is used to transmit partial evacuation instructions, the alert tone specified in followed by a message (or messages where multi-channel capability is used) shall be provided. Requires alert tones when partial evacuation is used PI # 776 / FR #
39 Alternative Methods (A ) An example of an alternate method could include an attendant monitored system listed to UL 2017, The addition to the annex seeks to provide additional clarity by providing an example of an alternate method with cited justification from other referenced standards. PI # 423 / FR #
40 Testing & Maintenance (SIG-TMS) Chapters 3 and 14 Richard Heffernan, Principal SDi 40
41 Proposed Changes SIG-TMS Adds new section after IEEE Publications. Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers, 3 Park Avenue, 17th Floor, New York, NY IEEE 450, Recommended Practice for Maintenance, Testing, and Replacement of Vented Lead-Acid Batteries for Stationary Applications, IEEE 485, Recommended Practice for Sizing Lead-Acid Batteries for Stationary Applications, IEEE 1106, Recommended Practice for Installation, Maintenance, Testing, and Replacement of Vented Nickel-Cadmium Batteries for Stationary Applications, PI #138 / FR #
42 Proposed Changes SIG-TMS * Battery Battery Capacity Battery Charger Float Charge Fully Charged. Add definitions: State of Charge (SOC) Trickle Charge Battery Load Test Battery Unit Rechargeable Battery. Reason: Battery definitions added per the recommendations of the IEEE Stationary Battery Committee and NFPA Battery Task Group to introduce correct battery terminology. FR #
43 Proposed Changes SIG-TMS FR 4529 Adds New Section Cell. The basic electrochemical unit, characterized by an anode and a cathode, used to receive, store, and deliver electrical energy. [ 70: 480] (SIG-TMS) Primary (Dry) Cell. A non-rechargeable electrochemical cell requiring periodic replacement, such as a 9-volt alkaline cell. (SIG-FUN) Starved Electrolyte Cell. A cell in which liquid electrolyte is immobilized, also known as an absorbed glass mat (AGM) cell or agelled electrolyte cell (gel cell). (SIG-TMS) PI #140 / FR #
44 Proposed Changes SIG-TMS FR 4529, (Cont) Absorbed Glass Mat (AGM) Cell. A cell in which the liquid electrolyte is immobilized in fiberglass or polymeric fiber separators. (SIG-TMS) Gelled Electrolyte Cell (Gel Cell). A cell in which the electrolyte is immobilized by addition of a gelling agent. (SIG-TMS) Unit (Multi-Cell). Multiple cells in a single container, such as a 12-volt unit composed of six 2-volt cells. (SIG-TMS) * Valve-Regulated Lead-Acid (VRLA) Cell. A sealed lead-acid cell with a valve that opens to the atmosphere when the internal pressure in the cell exceeds atmospheric pressure by a preselected amount. (SIG-TMS) PI #140 / FR #
45 Proposed Changes SIG-TMS FR 4533, PI s 522, 649, 134, 149, 519, 13 FR 4534, PI s 630, 451, 547, 301, 180, 7, 133, 338, 254, 672, 739, 135, 520, 521 Multiple Changes Throughout Table Reason: The Technical Committee makes multiple changes to this table under guidance from the Correlating Committee, to increase clarity of requirements and to include new battery technologies. 45
46 Proposed Changes SIG-TMS Add new text: * Inspection and Testing Report Recommendation. A suggestion that is provided within the scope of the report but is not required and does not rise to the level of a deficiency. The Technical Committee makes multiple changes to this table under guidance from the Correlating Committee, to increase clarity of requirements and to include new battery technologies. Reason: To provide additional clarification to both the building owner and service provider that recommendations are permitted but not required to be acted upon by this Code. PI #341 / FR #
47 Proposed Changes SIG-TMS FR 4509 (con t) Add new text: A * Inspection and Testing Report Recommendation. A recommendation should not be considered a required system deficiency or impairment repair, but could become one in the future for example, manufacturer suggested device replacements, executive software upgrades, corroded electrical box/fitting/raceway replacement, and other similar items not directly impacting a system s ability to complete its intended function at the point in time when the recommendation was made. Reason: To provide additional clarification to both the building owner and service provider that recommendations are permitted but not required to be acted upon by this Code. PI #341 / FR #
48 Proposed Changes SIG-TMS Add new text: The inspection, testing, and maintenance required by this chapter and NFPA 25 shall be coordinated so that the system operates as intended. Reason: This new section clarifies this coordinated effort, namely that the functions common to both systems operate as intended. FR #
49 Proposed Changes SIG-TMS Add new text: During required testing, service, or maintenance of fire alarm systems, inspection, service, or testing personnel shall be permitted to make note of opportunities to improve or enhance existing system performance If opportunities to improve or enhance existing system performance are noted, such observations shall be communicated to the system owner via official correspondence in the inspection and testing report or in a separate document The system owner shall only be required to consider, but shall not be required to authorize, implementation of any recommendations. Reason: This new section was added to provide additional clarification to both the building owner and service provider that recommendations are permitted but not required to be acted upon by this Code. PI #342 / FR #
50 Proposed Changes SIG-TMS Revise text (Table ): Valve-Regulated Lead Acid Batteries Semiannual Inspection Primary Dry Cell Semiannual Inspection Nickel Cadmium and Sealed Lead Acid - DELETED Reason: Revised per the recommendations of the IEEE StationaryBattery Committee and NFPA Battery Task Group to introduce correct battery terminology. PI #131, 134, 149, 519, 522 & 649 FR #
51 Proposed Changes SIG-TMS Add new text: The system shall be clearly identified by a placard, sticker, or other means to indicate the next regularly scheduled inspection, test, or maintenance. Exception: If the devices have been tested as part of the normal carbon monoxide alarm testing, the existing means of indicating the next regularly scheduled inspection period shall be permitted. Reason: Provides new language to incorporate NFPA 720 requirements into Chapter 14 in accordance with the guidance of the Correlating Committee. PI #360 / FR #
52 Proposed Changes SIG-TMS New 720 Requirements! Testing of CO System Detectors. For all carbon monoxide system detectors installed after January 1, 2012, carbon monoxide tests shall be performed at initial acceptance and annually by the introduction of carbon monoxide into the sensing chamber or element An electronic check (e.g., magnets, analog values, and so on) shall comply with the requirements of PI #356 / FR #
53 Proposed Changes SIG-TMS New 720 Requirements! FR 4511, PI 357 FR 4513, PI 359 FR 4514, PI 360 Reason: The Technical Committee provides new language to incorporate NFPA 720 requirements into Chapter 14 in accordance with the guidance of the Correlating Committee. 53
54 Proposed Changes SIG-TMS New 720 Requirements! Adds New Section Carbon monoxide alarms shall be replaced when either the end-oflife signal is activated or the manufacturer s replacement date is reached. Reason: The Technical Committee adds this section in accordance with guidance from the Correlating Committee to incorporate NFPA 720 into NFPA 72. PI #358 / FR #
55 Proposed Changes SIG-TMS New 720 Requirements! FR 4515 Adds Annex (H) Material Reason: The Technical Committee provides new language to incorporate NFPA 720 requirements into Chapter 14 in accordance with the guidance of the 720/72 Consolidation Task Group. FR 4519 Removes Annex material Reason: Removes Annex material due to NFPA 720 being withdrawn. PI #378 / FR #4515,
56 Proposed Changes SIG-TMS FR 4522, FR 4523 The Technical Committee edits the text to be consistent with the new proposed definition of official correspondence and adds the word deficiency to be consistent throughout the section. FR 4524 The Technical Committee edits text to be consistent with the new proposed definition of official correspondence, and provides new language in the Annex to address the need to take into account manufacturer tolerances for equipment operability, especially where environmental conditions are not optimal. PI #15, 16, 26 & 209 FR #4522, 4523 &
57 Proposed Changes SIG-TMS New Section Electromechanical Releasing Device. Mechanical devices, including fusible links, electrically monitored for contact closure to initiate a signa to the FACU. Reason: The Technical Committee clarifies the limited use of this device and technology and provides a definition for a previously undefined term FR #
58 Proposed Changes SIG-TMS Editorial Clarification A test plan shall be written developed to clearly establish the scope of the testing for the fire alarm or signaling system. Reason: The Technical Committee edits the text to clarify that this section is to develop a test plan by replacing WRITTEN with DEVELOPED. PI #31 / FR #
59 Proposed Changes SIG-TMS FR 4505 Correlation in Section No. D Reason: The Technical Committee revises the text to replace panel with unit and thereby correlate with the definition of an Emergency Communications System Control Unit in Chapter 3. FR 4506 Editorial Change in Sections , Reason: The Technical Committee removed the words "in writing" because they were found to be unnecessary. PI #340 / FR #4505 &
60 Proposed Changes SIG-TMS FR 4528 Correlation Issue in Section No. F.1 Reason: The Technical Committee edits the text in line with a review conducted by the Correlating Committee and for consistency with Chapter 12. Class R and Class S have been removed from Chapter 12 and Class N has been added. The above text will harmonize accordingly. FR 4531 Table Modification in Section No. A Reason: The Technical Committee modifies column GG and replaces "exterior strobe" with "exterior visible notification appliance". This is done as part of the Correlating Committee Task Group on terms, the term "light" and strobe was reviewed throughout the entire document for proper use. In some cases it refers to a physical appliance while other sections use it to refer to the output of an appliance. In this section the term is for an appliance and the proper term "visible notification appliance" should be used. PI #717 / FR #4528 &
61 Proposed Changes SIG-TMS FR 4526 Editorial Change D.3.2 Emergency Communication Communications Equipment. FR 4525, PI 465 Editorial Change Reason: Correlate with task group work done by the Correlating Committee FR 4527 Removes redundant language in Section No. D PI #466 / FR #4526 &
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