
Summary Highlights
- Periodic inspection and inspection of fire detection systems in accordance with TS EN 54-14 for addressable and conventional fire detection and alarm systems in Bursa and surrounding provinces (Balıkesir, Kütahya, Bilecik, Yalova, Eskişehir).
- Legal obligation: In accordance with Annex III of the Occupational Health and Safety Law No. 6331, the Regulation on Fire Protection of Buildings and the Regulation on Health and Safety Conditions in the Use of Work Equipment (periodic inspections of work equipment regulation), fire detection and periodic inspection of fire installations must be carried out at least once a year.
- Function, scenario and suitability tests of panels, detectors (smoke, heat, flame, beam), call buttons, sirens-strobes and fire alarm-warning integrations
- Site risk-specific control plan for periodic inspection of fire detection installations in OIZs (Nilüfer, DOSAB, NOSAB, Hasanağa, Kayapa, Kestel, İnegöl) and industrial facilities, shopping malls, hospitals, schools and hotels.
- Fire detection system periodic inspection form signed by the engineer, nonconformity list and periodic inspection & inspection report valid for inspection processes
- Comprehensive service for fire safety systems with battery testing, loop continuity and isolation checks, detector contamination analysis and false alarm risk reduction recommendations
- Customized control plan according to hazard class: monthly visual checks, 3/6 monthly functional tests and annual comprehensive fire detection system periodic inspection
Service Details
What is a Fire Detection System?
• Smoke, heat, flame and beam detectors
• Signal transmission from detectors to fire detection panel
• The panel creates an alarm status for the relevant zone/loop
• Manual triggering of fire alarm buttons
• Activation of sirens and flashers
• Initiating scenarios such as elevator lowering, smoke evacuation, gas extinguishing
What Legislation and Standards Apply?
How Often Should Checks Be Made?
📅 Recommended Control Schedule
| period | Actions to be taken |
|---|---|
| monthly | Visual checks: Panel error warnings, zone/loop statuses, power supplies, visible malfunctions in the fire alarm installation |
| 3-6 Months | Function tests, fire scenario and integration checks on selected detectors, buttons and sirens |
| Annual | Comprehensive control: Loop tests, large sampling, integration tests, technical report and periodic inspection & inspection documentation |
What Equipment is Controlled?
• Smoke detectors
• Heat detectors
• Flame detectors
• Beam detectors
• Manual notification buttons
• Fire sirens
• Flashing lights
• Audio-visual fire warning systems
• Alarm panels
• Repeater panels
• Communication modules
• Power supplies
• Loop lines, zones
• Smoke extraction fans
• Elevator lowering
• Gas extinguishing connection
Tests and Control Steps
1️⃣ Panel Control
• Main and backup power supplies, battery capacity and voltage tests (for detailed analysis battery periodic inspection service)• Examining panel error, malfunction and alarm records
• Detection of all zone/loop states, disabled or bypassed points
2️⃣ Detector Tests
• Smoke detectors: Function testing with test aerosol, address/zone matching verification• Heat detectors: Experiment with controlled heat source
• Beam detectors: Alignment, signal level and threshold control
• Contamination level analysis and false alarm risk assessment
3️⃣ Manual Notification Buttons
• Mechanical operation test and correct alarm formation control on the panel• Breakable glass/parts situations and accessibility assessment
4️⃣ Siren and Flasher Tests
• Switch-on times and audibility level measurement• Operation control and scenario compliance of audible and visual fire warning devices
5️⃣ Scenario and Integration Tests
• Smoke evacuation, pressurization, elevator lowering, door holder functions• Gas extinguishing, sprinkler and pump room signal trigger controls
6️⃣ Cable and Loop Tests
• Continuity checks, open/short circuit risk detection• Earth leakage, insulation resistance and additional measurements
Who Can Check?
✓ Equipment registered technicians and senior technicians
✓ Tekniknet registered technical teachers in the relevant field
• Valid calibration certificates of the test devices used
• Technical information about manufacturer equipment
• Knowledge of relevant standards and regulations (TS EN 54-14, BYKHY, Work Equipment Regulation)
What Documents Are Delivered?
📋 Nonconformity List: Detected deficiencies and risky points, classified list
📋 Technical Evaluation Report: Fire detection system periodic inspection and inspection report referring to TS EN 54-14, BYKHY and the Regulation on Periodic Control of Work Equipment
📋 Corrective Action Suggestions: Detector replacement, panel update, scenario revision, additional equipment needs
📋 Engineer Signed Report: Integrated documentation with stamped PDF report, digital archive record and, if desired, fire installation periodic inspection report
Which Regions Do We Serve?
🏭 Organized Industrial Zones
Nilüfer OIZ • DOSAB • NOSAB • Hasanağa • Kayapa • Demirtaş • Kestel • Gürsu • İnegöl OIZ🏙️ Bursa Districts
Nilüfer • Osmangazi • Yıldırım • Center🌐 Surrounding Provinces
Balıkesir (Bandırma OIZ) • Kütahya • Bilecik (Bozüyük OIZ) • Yalova • Eskişehir🏢 Sectors
Food • Automotive sub-industry • Machinery-metal • Plastic • Textile • Chemistry • Logistics warehouses • Cold weather • Shopping malls • Hotel • Hospital • School • Public buildingsFire safety can be handled holistically and offered together with our other periodic inspection services: transformer, Electrical Internal Installation, grounding, lightning rod, battery, generator. We offer a one-stop solution for periodic inspection projects integrated with Bursa fire safety systems, fire detection and warning systems.
How to Pricing?
💰 Factors Affecting the Price
| criterion | Detail |
|---|---|
| System Features | Panel brand-model, number of loops/zones, number of detectors-buttons-sirens |
| Integrations | Smoke evacuation, elevator, gas extinguishing, sprinkler connections |
| Facility Size | Total area, number of buildings, number of floors |
| Location | Bursa center, OIZs or surrounding provinces |
📊General Price Ranges
• Small Facilities: Lower budget (1-2 panels, limited detectors)• Medium: Mid-range budget (3-5 panels, standard integrations)
• Large Factories/OSB: High budget (5+ panels, complex integrations)
Why is Professional Control Critical?
Reliability of the system is maintained by detecting contaminated or faulty detectors
Identifying and replacing dysfunctional equipment
Revealing incomplete or incorrect fire scenarios
Verifying the operation of vital systems such as elevators, smoke evacuation, gas extinguishing
Strong periodic inspection and inspection documentation in government audits and insurance inspections
Fast, accurate and reliable operation of the system in real fire

Frequently Asked Questions
How many times a year should the fire detection system be periodically checked?
According to the legislation and TS EN 54-14, the maximum period is 1 year unless the manufacturer recommends a shorter period. In other words, periodic inspection and maintenance for fire detection and alarm systems should be performed at least once a year. More frequent checks are recommended in hazardous class businesses and high risk facilities.
Who performs the periodic inspection of the fire detection system?
Periodic inspection of fire detection and notification systems must be carried out by persons authorized by the Ministry within the scope of the Regulation on Periodic Controls of Work Equipment and registered in the Equipmentnet and OHS KATIP system. This coverage; Engineers, technicians, higher technicians and technical teachers who meet the relevant conditions are included. When receiving control service, it is important to get support from people and institutions that have a Jeepnet or ISG KATIP registration number and are experienced in fire detection and notification systems.
Will the system be completely disabled during the control?
No. Periodic inspections and function tests are carried out as much as possible without interrupting the operation of the system. In some tests, short-term sirens and warnings may be given in a controlled manner; This situation is planned in coordination with the business and carried out by taking into account critical production processes.
Is the periodic inspection report valid in official inspections?
Fire detection system periodic inspection report containing reference to TS EN 54-14, BYKHY and the Regulation on Periodic Controls of Work Equipment, by the engineering company, using calibrated test devices; It is a valid and strong document for the Ministry of Labor, OIZ administration, fire department and insurance inspections.
What is the risk of not getting checked?
In systems without regular periodic inspections, detector contamination, faulty installation, disabled zones or inoperative sirens may not be noticed. This may cause late detection, evacuation delay and serious loss of life and property in the event of a real fire. Additionally, problems may occur during official inspections, administrative sanctions, work stoppage orders and insurance claim processes.
How are prices calculated?
Pricing; It is done on a project basis according to panel type, number of loops and zones, number of detectors-buttons-sirens, facility size, integration complexity (smoke evacuation, elevator, gas extinguishing, etc.) and location. There are lower budgets for small systems and higher budgets for complex fire safety systems such as OSB facilities. For a clear offer, simply contact your system information.
Is a fire detection system mandatory?
According to the 3rd paragraph of Article 75 of the Regulation on Fire Protection of Buildings, it is mandatory to install automatic fire detection devices in buildings whose building height or total closed area exceeds the values in Annex-7. In other words, a fire detection system is a legal obligation in buildings exceeding a certain height and closed area. Whether your business is within this scope; It should be evaluated according to building usage class, building height and total closed area. In addition, it is strongly recommended to install a fire detection system in workplaces covered by the Occupational Health and Safety Law No. 6331 and in facilities with high fire risk, even if it remains below the regulatory limits.
