Under the MasterSpec® numbering system, specifications for fire protection systems are now found in division 28
For commercial and institutional construction projects in the United States and Canada, a standard for arranging specifications and other written information is called MasterFormat. Building construction is sometimes referred to as the "Dewey Decimal System." This collection of editable, Microsoft Word-format fire alarm system specs can make the process of creating specifications more rapid and simple.
The templates are arranged according to format and application. These templates are compatible with the CSI MasterFormat 2004 and later editions. These versions feature a total of 50 Divisions, and Division 28 contains information about fire alarm systems. The Construction Specifications Institute (CSI) MasterFormat's earlier editions are matched by these templates. The fire alarm system requirements were typically located in Division number 16 of these editions' total 16 Divisions.
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