Guidance for the provision of Alarm Transmission Systems (ATS) for Alarm Systems in the UK Ingestion-build-47182 Its primary aim is to

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Contents of BS EN 60964:

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Guidance for the provision of Alarm Transmission Systems (ATS) for Alarm Systems in the UK Ingestion-build-47182 Its primary aim is toWhat is this Published Document about? Alarm Transmission Systems (ATS) provide a means of sending alarm messages (such as fire, intrusion, access control or social alarm) from protected premises to an Alarm Receiving Centre. As such, ATSs are as important as the alarm systems they support, so it was felt that the existing suite of European ATS standards could be improved. This led to PD 6669 being developed in the UK to supplement the BS EN 50136