
This document specifies the requirements and test procedures for LPCB Approval of fixed fire extinguishing systems designed for the protection of catering equipment, such as deep fat fryers, other cooking appliances and extract systems.
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ARMANfire Chef Fixed Fire Extinguishing LPS 1223: Issue 2.3 System for Catering Equipment Requirements and testing procedures for the LPCB (refer to attached appendix for details) certification and listing of fixed fire extinguishing systems for catering equipment.
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Jactone PAFSS KitchenGuard, kitchen fire suppression systems certified to LPCB standard LPS 1223 have been specifically designed to protect cooking equipment and put out any fires quickly and efficiently.
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Loss Prevention Standard. LPS 1223: Issue 2.3. Requirements and testing procedures for the LPCB certification and listing of fixed fire extinguishing systems for catering equipment
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PAFSS KitchenGuard, kitchen fire suppression systems certified to LPCB standard LPS 1223 have been specifically designed to protect cooking equipment and put out any fires quickly and efficiently.