The cover sheet provides pertinent project information including but not limited to:
Name of protected premises, owner, and occupant
Name of installer or contractor
Location of protected premises
Device legend and symbols
Date of issue and any revision dates
Sheet Index
input/output matrix of operation
General Notes
Scope of Work
Code & Standards References
Cable & Wire legend
Circuit & Conduit Notation Legend
Superscripts Legend
Sound Pressure Levels
Ceiling Type Legend
Conduit designations (If Applicable)
Acoustical distinguished spaces legend (If Applicable)
Floor plan drawings shall be drawn to an indicated scale
and shall include the following information, where applicable for the particular system:
Floor or level identification
Point of compass (indication of North)
Graphic scale
All walls and doors
All partitions extending to within 15 percent of the ceiling height (where applicable and when known)
Room and area descriptions
System devices/component locations
Locations of fire alarm primary power disconnecting means
Locations of monitor/control interfaces to other systems
System riser locations
Type and number of system components/devices on each circuit, on each floor or level
Type and quantity of conductors and conduit (if used) for each circuit
Identification of any ceiling over 10 ft (3.0 m) in height where automatic fire detection is being proposed
Details of ceiling geometries, including beams and solid joists, where automatic fire detection is being proposed
Where known, acoustic properties of spaces
General arrangement of the system in building cross-section
Number of risers
Type and number of circuits in each riser
Type and number of system components/devices on each circuit, on each floor or level
Number of conductors for each circuit
Battery calculations
Notification appliance circuit voltage drop calculations
Speaker line loss Calculations (If Applicable)
Control Unit Diagrams
Typical wiring diagrams shall be provided for all initiating devices, notification appliances, remote indicators, annunciators, remote test stations, and end-of-line and power supervisory devices.