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Inspection of Fire Alarm Cable Support

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  1. 01Are all fire alarm cables properly supported and secured?
  2. 02Are cables not subject to damage from sharp edges or moving parts?
  3. 03Are cables adequately protected from physical damage?
  4. 04Are cables supported within 12 inches of all boxes, cabinets, and fittings?
  5. 05Are cables secured at intervals not exceeding 4.5 feet?
  6. 06Are cables supported on insulating supports?
  7. 07Are cables adequately supported at changes in direction, elevation, or termination points?
  8. 08Are cables supported and secured in a manner that prevents excessive tension?
  9. 09Are cables not supported by ceiling grids or support wires?
  10. 10Are cables not supported by sprinkler pipes?
  11. 11Are cables not supported by ductwork?
  12. 12Are cables not subjected to environmental conditions that could cause damage?
  13. 13Are cables marked and identified at terminal and junction boxes?
  14. 14Are cables labeled at accessible points for identification?
  15. 15Are cables protected from exposure to chemicals or corrosive substances?
  16. 16Are cables located away from sources of electromagnetic interference?
  17. 17Are cables installed in a manner that allows for easy access for maintenance and testing?
  18. 18Are cables separated from power cables to prevent interference?
  19. 19Are cables not run above ceiling tiles or through HVAC ducts?
  20. 20Are cables not run through fire-rated barriers without proper protection and sealing?
  21. 21Are cables adequately protected from potential water damage?
  22. 22Are cables not run through doorways or other areas where they could be damaged?
  23. 23Are cables secured and supported in compliance with manufacturer recommendations?
  24. 24Are cables properly labeled for identification and future maintenance?
  25. 25Are all cable support and securing devices in good condition and properly installed?

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