(a) All emergency alarm system equipment used in installations shall meet the applicable standards of the Underwriters Laboratories and/or the National Fire Protection Association and/or other recognized industry standard.
(b) The sensory mechanism used in connection with such devices shall be adjusted to suppress false indications of fire or intrusion so that the device will not be activated by impulses due to transient pressure change of water pipes, short flashes of light, wind noises, such as rattling or vibrating doors or windows, vehicular noises adjacent to the installation or other forces unrelated to genuine alarms.
(c) All components comprising such device shall be maintained by the owner or lessee in good repair to assure reliability of operation.
(d) At the time of installation each alarm equipment supplier shall furnish to the person, firm or corporation for whom equipment has been installed written information as to how service can be obtained at any time, including the telephone number to call the service. Such person, firm or corporation shall be responsible for having the device repaired as quickly as possible after he learns, either from his own sources or from notification by the Village, that the device is not working properly.
(e) All equipment, the use of or installation of which is subject to this chapter, shall be maintained in good operating condition. The Chief of Police or the Chief of the Fire Department may require that repairs be made whenever the Chief has determined that such are necessary to assure proper operation.
(Ord. 2019-27. Passed 12-11-19.)