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Design Considerations for Fire and Life Safety Equipment in Data Centers

NEMA BS 31060-2025 | Status: Active | ID: 2926951

Designing fire and life safety systems for data centers is important for ensuring operational continuity, protecting valuable assets, and safeguarding personnel. This document aims to guide data center developers, engineers, and facility managers through the essential technical requirements, best practices, and integration strategies necessary to implement effective fire and life safety solutions. As data centers continue to evolve in complexity and scale, the need for robust, compliant, and intelligent safety systems becomes increasingly vital.

Published Date: December 12, 2025

Number of pages: 26

Staff Contact: Brian Marchionini

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NEMA BS 31060-2025, DESIGN CONSIDERATIONS FOR FIRE AND LIFE SAFETY EQUIPMENT IN DATA CENTERS, BS 31060, FIRE, LIFE SAFETY, SECURITY AND EMERGENCY COMMUNICATION SECTION