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DATE OF SUBMISSION TO: Department of Licenses and Inspections Commercial and Industrial Fire Inspection Unit 990 Spring Garden Street, 3 rd Floor, Philadelphia, PA 19123 AP# CITY OF PHILADELPHIA FIRE ALARM INSPECTION AND CERTIFICATION COVER SHEET RE: Property Name: Property Address: We certify that we have tested and examined the following elements of the Fire Alarm System(s) at the above referenced location, and left them in service as of:. This form must be submitted to L&I within 60 days of the inspection to be valid. (Insert Date) Please fill out the following information completely. Use the comments section for explanations. SECTION SUMMARY YES NO Section B - CONTROL EQUIPMENT Summary: Were all elements of the control equipment tested and found to be in working order and installed in accordance with the Philadelphia Fire Code? Section C - INITIATING DEVICES Summary: Were all initiating devices tested and found to be in working order and installed in accordance with the Philadelphia Fire Code? Section D - AUDIBLE / VISIBLE DEVICES Summary: Were all audible/visible devices tested and found to be in working order and installed in accordance with the Philadelphia Fire Code? Section E - ELECTRICAL Summary: Were all electrical elements of the fire alarm system that could practically be tested (including those listed above) tested and found to be in working order and installed in accordance with the Philadelphia Fire Code? Section F - VOICE EVACUATION SYSTEM Summary (If Applicable): Were all elements of the voice evacuation system tested and found to be in working order and installed in accordance with the Philadelphia Fire Code? Section G - FIRE FIGHTER PHONE SYSTEMS Summary (If Applicable): Were all elements of the Fire Fighter Phone System tested and found to be in working order and installed in accordance with the Philadelphia Fire Code? Section H - MONITORING Summary: All systems installed after 1/1/2004, all systems in Group I and H occupancies and all systems in High Rise occupancies installed prior to 1/1/2004 are required to be monitored at an approved (UL listed or other approving agency) monitoring station according to NFPA72 standards. Were all monitoring features found to be in working order and in compliance with the Philadelphia Fire Code? Type of Fire Alarm Control Panel: System is: Existing OR New If new, provide Electrical Permit Number: The test(s) was/were conducted in accordance with requirements of the applicable National Fire Protection Association (NFPA) standards and in accordance with the requirements of the Philadelphia Fire Code. Pass : Fail : Building is : Commercial Residential Mixed Use (Commercial / Residential) Number of Stories : Contractor I.D.# Type of License 3707 Fire Alarm Inspector 3516 Electrical Contractor CERTIFIED BY: (Certifier must be employed by the contractor/company who has performed the inspection) Test Date: Electrical Contractor or Fire Alarm System Inspector's Name (Printed) Electrical Contractor or Fire Alarm System Inspector's Signature Electrical Contractor or Fire Alarm System Inspector's License Number Certification Application is for: Entire Bldg: Partial Bldg: PLACE THE COMPANY IMPRESSION SEAL IN THE BOX TO THE RIGHT 81-9383 - EFFECTIVE MAY 2009 FIRE ALARM SYSTEM CERTIFICATION PAGE 1 OF 7

CITY OF PHILADELPHIA -- DEPARTMENT OF LICENSES AND INSPECTIONS CERTIFICATION OF INSPECTION FIRE ALARM SYSTEMS (ALL TESTS SHALL BE IN ACCORDANCE WITH THE PHILADELPHIA FIRE CODE AND NFPA 72 SECTION 7-2) PROPERTY MANAGEMENT/RESPONSIBLE PARTY: Name: Primary Contact: Address PROPERTY OWNER: Name: Primary Contact: Address Email: Email: Phone: Fax: Phone: Fax: CALL THE FIRE DEPARTMENT AT 215-922-6000 BEFORE TESTS - OUT OF SERVICE OPERATOR# IN SERVICE OPERATOR# IN ALL SECTIONS BELOW: Y = YES, N = NO (EXPLAIN ALL NO ANSWERS EXCEPT AS NOTED) IN THE FEW CASES WHERE AN ITEM MAY NOT BE APPLICABLE, CHECK NO AND EXPLAIN IN THE COMMENTS A. OWNER'S SECTION: Has owner s and/or property management s information changed since last inspection? Yes No If yes, provide details above. 1. Is the building occupied? Y N 2. Has the building occupancy or hazard or floor layout changed since the last inspection? (If yes, explain) Y N 3. Are all systems kept in service? Y N 4. Are the test results kept on file? Y N 5. Have there been any modifications to the system since the last certification? (If yes, explain) Y N 6. Was there any action of alarm since the last certification? (If yes, explain) Y N 7. Does this certification cover all fire alarm systems in the building? Y N OWNER / OWNER'S REPRESENTATIVE NAME (PRINT) OWNER / OWNER'S REPRESENTATIVE SIGNATURE DATE B. CONTROL EQUIPMENT 8. Was the fire alarm Control Panel in an accessible location Y N (In main entrance or unlocked room)? 9. Was the battery charging circuit in the Control Panel Y N operating correctly and at the proper voltage? 10. Was Ground Fault Monitoring tested satisfactorily? Y N 11. Was the test of lamps and LED's in the Control Panel Y N satisfactory? 12. Was the test of interface equipment satisfactory? Y N 13. Were audible and visible trouble and alarm signals in the Y N Control Panel satisfactory? 14. Were trouble signal silence switches and alarm silence Y N switches in the Control Panel tested satisfactorily? 15. Was the off-premises transmission test satisfactory? Y N 16. Did the remote annunciator test satisfactorily? Y N 17. Was the Control Panel supervision test Y N C1. INITIATING DEVICES 18. Were signs mounted at each pull station stating Y N "IN CASE OF FIRE: SOUND ALARM AND CALL 911 or THE FIRE DEPARTMENT? 19. Were the manual fire alarm box tests Y N 20. Were the smoke detector inspection/tests Y N 21. Were the smoke detector thermal elements tests Y N 22. Were the smoke detector control output tests Y N 23. Were non-restorable heat detectors inspected and in Y N satisfactory condition? 24. Were restorable heat detector tests Y N 25 Were the alarm verification tests satisfactory? Y N 26 Was the sensitivity of all Smoke Detectors tested in Y N accordance with NFPA72 (2007) Section 10.4.4.2.4? (Provide results on page 5 or provide NFPA compliant panel printout) The certification of smoke detector sensitivity shall be performed according to the Philadelphia Fire Code Section F-907.20.3.1 (see below). 27 Were the duct smoke detector tests Y N F-907.20.3.1 Certification of smoke detector sensitivity. Alternate year sensitivity testing shall begin in odd-numbered years. Where the one-year sensitivity test occurs in an evennumbered year, the next sensitivity test is not due until the second subsequent odd-numbered year. Results of sensitivity tests shall be listed on annual inspection and certification forms and submitted to the Department of Licenses and Inspections in the years testing is performed. 81-9383 - EFFECTIVE MAY 2009 FIRE ALARM SYSTEM CERTIFICATION PAGE 2 OF 7

C2. SUBSECTION: SPRINKLER SYSTEM SUPERVISION (IF APPLICABLE Yes, No. If no, explain) 28. Were the water flow switch inspection/tests Y N 29. Were the valve tamper switch inspection/tests Y N 30. Were the low temperature sensor inspection/tests Y N 31. Were the low air pressure switch inspection/tests Y N 32. Were the Fire Pump power supervision inspection/tests Y N 33. Were the Fire Pump Running supervision inspection/tests Y N 34. Were the Fire Pump Trouble supervision inspection/tests Y N 35. Were the Fire Pump Alternate Power inspection/tests Y N C3. SUBSECTION: OTHER INITIATION (IF APPLICABLE Yes, No. If no, explain) 36. Are all range hood/other suppression systems interconnected to Y N this system as required? 37. Were all range hood/other suppression system inspection/tests Y N 38. Are all existing air handler duct smoke detectors Y N interconnected to this system? 39. Were all air handler duct smoke detector Y N inspection/tests D1. AUDIBLE / VISIBLE DEVICES 40. Were the ambient sound levels tested with the normal Y N ambient noises present (HVAC, etc.) and recorded below? 41. Were alarm sounds levels tested and recorded below? Y N 42. Were visible alarms tested and operating properly? Y N 43. Did sound levels reach the minimum requirement of Y N 70dBA or 15 dba above ambient (whichever is greater) in all sleeping rooms with the sleeping room door closed? 44. Was the sound testing device set for dba and slow Y N response? AUDIBILITY RECORD: (Describe in detail the locations tested and the results in boxes below - use additional sheets if necessary.) Audibility Readings must be taken in at least one unit per floor AND at least one reading for each style unit in the building. LOCATION TESTED (Fill in exact location next to description; i.e. Unit D-10 etc.) FLOOR AMBIENT LEVEL ALARM LEVEL COMMON AREA LOCATION: COMMON AREA LOCATION: COMMON AREA LOCATION: D2. SUBSECTION: OTHER SYSTEM OUTPUTS/INTERCONNECTIONS (IF APPLICABLE Yes, No. If no, explain) 45. Are all range hood/other suppression systems Y N interconnected to fuel shut off/power disconnects as required? 46. Are all air handlers over 2000 cfm shut down as required? Y N 47. Were all Primary Floor Elevator Recall inspection/tests Y N 48. Were all Secondary Floor Elevator Recall inspections/tests Y N 49. Were all Elevator Power Shutoff/Shunt Trip inspection/tests Y N 50. Were all Elevator Fire Fighters Hat feature inspection/tests Y N 51. Were all Door Hold Open Release inspection/tests Y N 81-9383 - EFFECTIVE MAY 2009 FIRE ALARM SYSTEM CERTIFICATION PAGE 3 OF 7

E. ELECTRICAL 52. Was the fire alarm system power connected to a branch Y N circuit of house panel? 53. Was the fire alarm system power disconnected for the Y N dedicated branch circuit locked in the "On" position? 54. Was the fire alarm system power disconnect location Y N clearly identified in writing at or on the control panel? 55. Was the test of the primary power source satisfactory? Y N 56. Was the test of the secondary power source (e.g. batteries) Y N satisfactory? 57. Was the system tested using the secondary power source? Y N 58. Were all additional NAC power supply inspection/tests Y N 59. Were all additional subcontrol, amplifier, firefighter phone Y N panels and auxillary power supply inspection/tests 60. Were all batteries for additional NAC power supplies Y N subcontrols, amplifiers, fire fighter phone panels and auxillary, power supplies load tests/inspections 61. Were all batteries load tested? Y N Provide Make and Model of tester used? F. VOICE EVACUATION SYSTEM (IF APPLICABLE Yes, No. If no, explain) 62. Is this system applicable to the system being tested? Y N (If YES, complete this section) 63. Was the Fire Command Center operating properly? Y N 64. Were speaker sound pressure and clarity recorded in Y N Section D? 65. Were amplifier/tone generators tested satisfactorily? Y N G. FIRE FIGHTER PHONE SYSTEMS (IF APPLICABLE Yes, No. If no, explain) 66. Was the call-in signal silence function correct? Y N 67. Was the off-hook indicator verified? Y N 68. Were phone jacks tested satisfactorily? Y N 69. Were phone sets tested satisfactorily? Y N 70. Were handset system voice quality and clarity Y N H. MONITORING (IF APPLICABLE Yes, No. If no, explain) 71. Is this system monitored or required to be monitored? Y N (If YES, complete this section) 72. This system is monitored under which of the NFPA 72 monitoring categories? Proprietary Supervising Station Remote Supervising Station Other (Explain in comments section) Central Station Service The system is monitored in compliance with the above Y N checked ( ) method. 73. The system sends a daily test signal to the Y N monitoring station? 74. The system has two telephone lines or other NFPA Y N method of communication with the monitoring station? 75. The monitoring station is UL approved to receive Fire Y N Alarm Signals? 76. The name of the Monitoring Entity is: Telephone #: Account Reference No: UL Certification #: 75. The system was tested to the monitoring station for the following conditions: A. Alarm and Restore Y N B. Trouble and Trouble Restore Y N C. Supervisory Signal and Restore Y N D. Ground Fault and Restore Y N E. AC Power Loss and Restore Y N INSPECTED BY (PRINT NAME) (SIGNATURE) CERTIFIER'S SIGNATURE DATE 81-9383 - EFFECTIVE MAY 2009 FIRE ALARM SYSTEM CERTIFICATION PAGE 4 OF 7

INITIATING AND SUPERVISORY DEVICE TESTS AND INSPECTIONS Loc. & S/N Device Type Visual Check Functional Test Factory Setting Measured Setting Pass Fail Show any comments on Page 6 NFPA 72, Figure 10.6.2.3 INSPECTED BY (PRINT NAME) (SIGNATURE) CERTIFIER'S SIGNATURE DATE 81-9383 - EFFECTIVE MAY 2009 FIRE ALARM SYSTEM CERTIFICATION PAGE 5 OF 7

COMMENTS (ATTACH ADDITIONAL SHEETS IF NECESSARY) 81-9383 - EFFECTIVE MAY 2009 FIRE ALARM SYSTEM CERTIFICATION PAGE 6 OF 7

81-9383 - EFFECTIVE MAY 2009 FIRE ALARM SYSTEM CERTIFICATION PAGE 7 OF 7