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Form 102
(Members Only)
Summary of changes between TS 50131-2-6:2004 and EN 50131-2-6:2008 – a guide (July 2010)
This guide describes, clause by clause, the changes introduced when TS 50131-2-6, opening Members only magnetic contacts, was converted to a standard and became BS EN 50131-2-6 in 2008. This guide has now been archived and can be requested by contacting the Technical team.
Form 104
(Members Only)
Scenarios related to BS 8243:2010 Clause 6.4.5 – guidance (September 2010)
Under the PD 6662: 2010 scheme, BS 8243 replaces DD 243 to give requirements for confirmation Members only of intruder alarms. This guide helps with understanding of how systems work when using the method of unsetting described in Clause 6.4.5 (i.e. using a fob). The guide uses diagrams instead of words to describe a variety of possible events to show how the system should respond. For installers this guide will help to answer user questions and for manufacturers it will assist with equipment testing. This guide has now been archived and can be requested by contacting the Technical team.
Form 107
(Members Only)
Summary of changes to EN 50131-3 from TS 50131-3:2003 TO EN 50131-3:2009 – a guide
This guide describes, clause by clause, the changes introduced when TS 50131-3:2003 was Members only converted to EN 50131-3:2009. (November 2012)
The implementation of prEN 50131-1:2004 – a guide (Issue 3 – May 2007)
This document has been prepared to give guidance on the interpretation of some of the clauses in PD6662:2004 and prEN50131-2:2004 that have been open to misinterpretation or in need of further clarification. This guide has now been archived and can be requested by contacting the Technical team.
Form 175
Industry agreement on the implementation of additional communication requirements between ATE and CIE (June 2012)
PD6662:2004 introduced requirements for exchange of additional information between CIE & ATE.
This publication has now been archived. If you would like to receive a copy please email the Technical Team.
Form 179
A guide to DD CLC/TS 50131-3:2003 part 3: control & indicating equipment (June 2012)
This guideline can be used by manufacturers to self certify their products to conform to the technical specification.
This publication has now been archived. If you would like to receive a copy please email the Technical Team.
Form 180
Interpretation of BS EN 50131-6:1998 alarm systems – intrusion systems (June 2012)
part 6 : Power Supplies – industry guideline
This document has been prepared to give guidance on the interpretation of some of the clauses in the standard that have been open to misinterpretation or that need further clarification.
This publication has now been archived. If you would like to receive a copy please email the Technical Team.
BS EN 50131-5-3:2005 interpretation guide (February 2006)
This guide has now been archived and can be requested by contacting the Technical team.
A guide to the interpretation of EN 50136-1-1 & EN 50136-2-1 for alarm transmission Systems and equipment (June 2007)
It is intended this guideline can be used by manufacturers to self-certify their products to conform to the European standards, or be offered to a test house to clarify relevant tests and results. This guide has now been archived and can be requested by contacting the Technical team.
Form 234
An industry guide to installation of IP-based secure signalling systems for intruder and hold up alarm systems (May 2008)
Guide drawn up to assist all parties in the design and installation of IP-based secure signalling systems. It is intended to be used in conjunction with PD6662.
This publication has now been archived. If you would like to receive a copy please email the Technical Team.
A guide to Hold Up Alarms (HUA) intervention using call back (Issue 3 - September 2020)
A guide to the correct use of using call back for users Hold Up Alarms (HUA) or Personal Attack (PA) systems.
Form 249
A guide to the CP249 interconnection protocol for use in I&HAS part 1: specification (Issue 2 – April 2011)
This open protocol specification permits manufacturers to develop Intruder and Hold-up Alarm System (I&HAS) products with genuinely inter-connectability by a 4-wire bus to simplify installation, whilst providing the functionality to comply with current and future standards.
This publication has now been archived. If you would like to receive a copy please email the Technical Team.
Form 251
An industry guide to Universal SPT Interface (February 2009)
A definition of an improved interface between alarm control panels and communication devices.
This publication has now been archived. If you would like to receive a copy please email the Technical Team.
Form 252
Guide to identifying end of line resistor configurations in magnetic contacts (January 2009)
Guide drawn up by BSIA manufacturers for installers for colour coding. The document gives guidelines that define a common framework to identify popular end of line resistor configurations as used in magnetic contacts whose resistors are embedded in the product at the point of manufacture.
This publication has now been archived. If you would like to receive a copy please email the Technical Team.
Form 259
Form 267
BSIA 21CN security equipment test plan
This guide has now been archived and can be requested by contacting the Technical team.
ECS Card (2009)
It is increasingly difficult to gain contracts on building sites without individuals on site having an Members only H&S certificate. The guide provides advice on how to obtain the H&S Electrotechnical Certification Scheme (ECS) card.
A summary of the changes to EN 50131-1 – a guide (November 2009)
This guide has now been archived and can be requested by contacting the Technical team.
Guideline for use of the PD6662:2010 scheme for I&HAS standards (Issue 1 – March 2011)
This guide has now been archived and can be requested by contacting the Technical team.
Form 280
Interpretation of EN50131-6:2008 Alarm systems Part 6 : Power supplies (December 2009)
This document has been prepared to take account of changes from the TS to the EN version of the standard. Form 180 (Guide to the TS version) is still available.
This publication has now been archived. If you would like to receive a copy please email the Technical Team.
Form 282
Intruder Alarm User Handbook & Logbook for Security Systems installed to European Standards
Handbook containing guidance on the management of a security system. It is based on the requirements of the European Standards. This booklet replaced previous publication 282 – Intruder Alarm Users' Handbook and Logbook and should be used for all new installations.
Email our team for more info on how to order!
A guide to changes introduced under DD 263:2010 (May 2010)
DD263 has now been revised to create DD263:2010, which is included under PD 6662:2010. This Members only guide therefore describes changes introduced by the addition of DD 263:2010 to the PD 6662 scheme. This guide has now been archived and can be requested by contacting the Technical team.
A summary of changes between PD 6662:2004 and PD 6662:2010 (May 2010)
This guide describes the changes between PD6662:2004 Incorporating Amendments Nos 1 and 2 Members only and PD6662:2010. Where there are changes, this has been shown by a clause by clause basis. This guide has now been archived and can be requested by contacting the Technical team.
Summary of changes between BS 8243 and DD 243:2004 (May 2010)
DD243 is being converted to BS8243, whilst at the same time, changes are in place to include Members only hold-up (PA) alarms. This guide highlights clause by clause changes or additional clauses added to BS8243. This guide has now been archived and can be requested by contacting the Technical team.
Manufacturers of safety and security systems: Cybersecurity code of practice
Security Fog Systems Installation, Commissioning and Maintenance: code of practice
This code of practice is intended to support the design, installation, commissioning, operation and maintenance of security fog systems (SFS) consisting of one or more security fog devices (SFD) conforming to EN 50131-8 and to ensure, as far as is practical, that such security fog systems (SFS), when installed, are focussed on mitigating the risks present while also satisfying the operational requirements for which they have been applied
Requirements for using a voice assistant as a non I&HAS interface
This document has been produced by the BSIA to recognise the increased use of voice assistants being employed to interact with IAS and offers solutions based on risk as to how they can be deployed in the confidence that the customer (or user) has agreed to, and is aware of, the risk and their ongoing role in how the risk is being mitigated.
Form 102
(Members Only)
Summary of changes between TS 50131-2-6:2004 and EN 50131-2-6:2008 – a guide (July 2010)
This guide describes, clause by clause, the changes introduced when TS 50131-2-6, opening Members only magnetic contacts, was converted to a standard and became BS EN 50131-2-6 in 2008. This guide has now been archived and can be requested by contacting the Technical team.
Form 104
(Members Only)
Scenarios related to BS 8243:2010 Clause 6.4.5 – guidance (September 2010)
Under the PD 6662: 2010 scheme, BS 8243 replaces DD 243 to give requirements for confirmation Members only of intruder alarms. This guide helps with understanding of how systems work when using the method of unsetting described in Clause 6.4.5 (i.e. using a fob). The guide uses diagrams instead of words to describe a variety of possible events to show how the system should respond. For installers this guide will help to answer user questions and for manufacturers it will assist with equipment testing. This guide has now been archived and can be requested by contacting the Technical team.
Form 107
(Members Only)
Summary of changes to EN 50131-3 from TS 50131-3:2003 TO EN 50131-3:2009 – a guide
This guide describes, clause by clause, the changes introduced when TS 50131-3:2003 was Members only converted to EN 50131-3:2009. (November 2012)
The implementation of prEN 50131-1:2004 – a guide (Issue 3 – May 2007)
This document has been prepared to give guidance on the interpretation of some of the clauses in PD6662:2004 and prEN50131-2:2004 that have been open to misinterpretation or in need of further clarification. This guide has now been archived and can be requested by contacting the Technical team.
Form 175
Industry agreement on the implementation of additional communication requirements between ATE and CIE (June 2012)
PD6662:2004 introduced requirements for exchange of additional information between CIE & ATE.
This publication has now been archived. If you would like to receive a copy please email the Technical Team.
Form 179
A guide to DD CLC/TS 50131-3:2003 part 3: control & indicating equipment (June 2012)
This guideline can be used by manufacturers to self certify their products to conform to the technical specification.
This publication has now been archived. If you would like to receive a copy please email the Technical Team.
Form 180
Interpretation of BS EN 50131-6:1998 alarm systems – intrusion systems (June 2012)
part 6 : Power Supplies – industry guideline
This document has been prepared to give guidance on the interpretation of some of the clauses in the standard that have been open to misinterpretation or that need further clarification.
This publication has now been archived. If you would like to receive a copy please email the Technical Team.
BS EN 50131-5-3:2005 interpretation guide (February 2006)
This guide has now been archived and can be requested by contacting the Technical team.
A guide to the interpretation of EN 50136-1-1 & EN 50136-2-1 for alarm transmission Systems and equipment (June 2007)
It is intended this guideline can be used by manufacturers to self-certify their products to conform to the European standards, or be offered to a test house to clarify relevant tests and results. This guide has now been archived and can be requested by contacting the Technical team.
Form 234
An industry guide to installation of IP-based secure signalling systems for intruder and hold up alarm systems (May 2008)
Guide drawn up to assist all parties in the design and installation of IP-based secure signalling systems. It is intended to be used in conjunction with PD6662.
This publication has now been archived. If you would like to receive a copy please email the Technical Team.
A guide to Hold Up Alarms (HUA) intervention using call back (Issue 3 - September 2020)
A guide to the correct use of using call back for users Hold Up Alarms (HUA) or Personal Attack (PA) systems.
Form 249
A guide to the CP249 interconnection protocol for use in I&HAS part 1: specification (Issue 2 – April 2011)
This open protocol specification permits manufacturers to develop Intruder and Hold-up Alarm System (I&HAS) products with genuinely inter-connectability by a 4-wire bus to simplify installation, whilst providing the functionality to comply with current and future standards.
This publication has now been archived. If you would like to receive a copy please email the Technical Team.
Form 251
An industry guide to Universal SPT Interface (February 2009)
A definition of an improved interface between alarm control panels and communication devices.
This publication has now been archived. If you would like to receive a copy please email the Technical Team.
Form 252
Guide to identifying end of line resistor configurations in magnetic contacts (January 2009)
Guide drawn up by BSIA manufacturers for installers for colour coding. The document gives guidelines that define a common framework to identify popular end of line resistor configurations as used in magnetic contacts whose resistors are embedded in the product at the point of manufacture.
This publication has now been archived. If you would like to receive a copy please email the Technical Team.
Form 259
Form 267
BSIA 21CN security equipment test plan
This guide has now been archived and can be requested by contacting the Technical team.
ECS Card (2009)
It is increasingly difficult to gain contracts on building sites without individuals on site having an Members only H&S certificate. The guide provides advice on how to obtain the H&S Electrotechnical Certification Scheme (ECS) card.
Form 280
Interpretation of EN50131-6:2008 Alarm systems Part 6 : Power supplies (December 2009)
This document has been prepared to take account of changes from the TS to the EN version of the standard. Form 180 (Guide to the TS version) is still available.
This publication has now been archived. If you would like to receive a copy please email the Technical Team.
Form 282
Intruder Alarm User Handbook & Logbook for Security Systems installed to European Standards
Handbook containing guidance on the management of a security system. It is based on the requirements of the European Standards. This booklet replaced previous publication 282 – Intruder Alarm Users' Handbook and Logbook and should be used for all new installations.
Email our team for more info on how to order!
A guide to changes introduced under DD 263:2010 (May 2010)
DD263 has now been revised to create DD263:2010, which is included under PD 6662:2010. This Members only guide therefore describes changes introduced by the addition of DD 263:2010 to the PD 6662 scheme. This guide has now been archived and can be requested by contacting the Technical team.
A summary of changes between PD 6662:2004 and PD 6662:2010 (May 2010)
This guide describes the changes between PD6662:2004 Incorporating Amendments Nos 1 and 2 Members only and PD6662:2010. Where there are changes, this has been shown by a clause by clause basis. This guide has now been archived and can be requested by contacting the Technical team.
Summary of changes between BS 8243 and DD 243:2004 (May 2010)
DD243 is being converted to BS8243, whilst at the same time, changes are in place to include Members only hold-up (PA) alarms. This guide highlights clause by clause changes or additional clauses added to BS8243. This guide has now been archived and can be requested by contacting the Technical team.
Manufacturers of safety and security systems: Cybersecurity code of practice
Security Fog Systems Installation, Commissioning and Maintenance: code of practice
This code of practice is intended to support the design, installation, commissioning, operation and maintenance of security fog systems (SFS) consisting of one or more security fog devices (SFD) conforming to EN 50131-8 and to ensure, as far as is practical, that such security fog systems (SFS), when installed, are focussed on mitigating the risks present while also satisfying the operational requirements for which they have been applied
Requirements for using a voice assistant as a non I&HAS interface
This document has been produced by the BSIA to recognise the increased use of voice assistants being employed to interact with IAS and offers solutions based on risk as to how they can be deployed in the confidence that the customer (or user) has agreed to, and is aware of, the risk and their ongoing role in how the risk is being mitigated.
Maintenance of Video Surveillance Systems (VSS) – code of practice
This code of practice provides recommendations for the maintenance of video surveillance systems used in security applications. It has been utilised by many organisations to implement a maintenance programme to video surveillance systems installed in accordance with recognised standards.
BS 8418 Systems – a basic guide for Installers (Issue 2 – Dec 2010)
This publication has now been archived. If you would like to receive a copy please email the Technical Team.
Form 196
User Guide to a BS 8418 Detector Activated Remotely Monitored CCTV System (May 2016)
This publication has now been archived. If you would like to receive a copy please email the Technical Team.
Form 203
Form 205
(Only available as hardcopy)
Integrated Security Management Systems Guide
VSS Handbook and Logbook for Installed Surveillance Systems
This handbook has been designed to accompany the installation of any video surveillance system. It contains guidance for customers on the management of their system.
Form 262
Form 299
An introduction to video content analysis – industry guide
The benefits of IP in CCTV
This publication has now been archived. If you would like to receive a copy please email the Technical Team.
A guide to the summary of the changes between BS 8418:2010 and BS 8418:2015
This publication has now been archived. If you would like to receive a copy please email the Technical Team.
A guide to the changes of Amendment 1 of BS 8418 – 2015
Installation of safety and security systems: Cybersecurity code of practice
This code of practice does not purport to include all the necessary provisions of a contract.
Automated Facial Recognition: A guide to ethical and legal usage