Regulation 4
Los Angeles Fire Department Fire Chief's Regulation 4 sets specific requirements for the testing of fire protection equipment. Los Angeles property owners and managers have to comply with Regulation 4 to guarantee the protection of their inhabitants and assets. Sprinkler systems, fire life safety systems, emergency generators, standpipes, and other systems all have to be regularly Reg 4 inspected.
Fire Protection Group, Inc. is certified by the LAFD to perform Reg 4 testing. Our general manager, George Saadian, and other members of our team are authorized by the county to inspect basic and complex fire life safety systems, emergency power generators, standpipes, automatic closing fire assemblies, and more.
The process of Regulation 4 testing can be complicated to do alone. Nonetheless, Fire Protection Group, Inc. will happily help you through the procedure with ease and intelligence. We will identify which devices are in place in your building, when each system was last tested, and how frequently each piece of equipment requires testing (it can be anywhere from every 6 months to every 5 years). Then, Fire Protection Group, Inc. will guide you through the paperwork process (LAFD, insurance companies, and other groups all want some sort of notification).
According to LAFD Reg 4, if something wrong is found in "equipment that is being tested, correction on such defects shall commence forthwith." Fortunately, Fire Protection Group, Inc. has extensive testing, inspection, and maintenance departments to get your equipment up to par in time. Plus, we make all of our parts in house; this means that we can get your parts uniquely made for your situation at a much faster rate than anybody else. Plus, because there are fewer middlemen, we can provide these services at an inexpensive rate. Even better, if we set up your fire safety system, then we'll perform testing for free (just call for details).
To learn more about Regulation 4, contact Fire Protection Group, Inc. at 888-732-4200 or via www.firesprinkler.com.
