Sprinkler and Fire Hydrant Testing Services
- VFP undertake fire sprinkler services, maintenance and installation. VFP ensures that Fire sprinkler system, design and services are undertaken according to your needs, standards, and provide detailed designs suited to your buildings.
- Our weekly and monthly inspections through to annual yearly system overhauls. sprinkler testing including annual flow testing
Emergency & Exit Light Testing (AS/NZ 2293.3)
VFP provides exit and emergency lighting services – installation and testing by qualified fire technicians. The testing comply with Australian standards AS2293. We design, install, repair and maintain all brands of emergency and exit lighting systems
- Visual inspection
- Adequate electrical supply
- Revamping of expired tubes and lamps
- Replacement of non-compliant fitting and batteries
- Log / record of fitting details and test procedure
Emergency Information Box
Frequently Asked Questions
Fire sprinkler testing involves the routine inspection, testing, and maintenance of sprinkler systems to ensure they operate correctly during a fire emergency. In Australia, this process is mandatory under Australian Standard AS 1851 to protect lives, safeguard property, and maintain ongoing building compliance.
Fire sprinkler systems must be tested at regular intervals depending on the system type. This typically includes monthly, quarterly, six-monthly, and annual inspections as outlined in AS 1851. Victorian Fire Protection ensures all testing schedules are followed accurately to keep systems compliant and reliable.
A professional fire sprinkler test includes checking water flow, pressure levels, alarm activation, valves, pumps, pipework, and sprinkler heads. These checks confirm the system will activate effectively in an emergency and meet all compliance requirements.
The building owner or occupier is legally responsible for ensuring fire sprinkler systems are tested and maintained. Many businesses engage Victorian Fire Protection to manage this responsibility through scheduled testing and detailed compliance reporting.
Compliance with AS 1851 ensures fire sprinkler systems are maintained to nationally recognised safety standards. This reduces fire risk, supports insurance requirements, and helps avoid penalties or legal issues during audits or inspections.
If a fire sprinkler system fails a test, immediate corrective action is required to restore safety and compliance. Victorian Fire Protection identifies issues early and provides expert repairs or system upgrades to ensure required standards are met.
Yes. Older buildings with installed fire sprinkler systems must still undergo regular testing and maintenance. System age does not exempt a building from compliance, and ongoing testing ensures older infrastructure remains safe and functional.
Regular fire sprinkler testing helps meet insurer expectations, reduce fire-related risk, and demonstrate proactive safety management. This can support insurance claims and minimise potential liabilities following a fire incident.
Victorian Fire Protection offers proven industry experience, qualified technicians, and in-depth knowledge of Australian fire safety standards. Their reliable fire sprinkler testing services support compliance, safety, and long-term peace of mind.
Fire sprinkler testing is carefully planned to minimise disruption and is often carried out during low-impact periods. Victorian Fire Protection coordinates testing efficiently to ensure safety checks are completed without unnecessary downtime.