How often must a suppression system be serviced?

CompliMaint states no interval. It comes from the standard your jurisdiction has adopted and from your system's own requirements. Your licensed contractor and your AHJ answer it; this records what actually happened.

What should the cylinder gauge read?

This product publishes no expected value. Record what it says. If it reads outside what your contractor told you to expect, call them.

I have changed a fryer for a taller one. Does that matter?

Possibly a great deal, and CompliMaint cannot tell you — it sets no coverage or nozzle placement criteria. Record the change here and speak to the company that installed the system.

Does this replace the contractor's service tag?

No. It issues no tag and no certificate. Copy what is on theirs so you have the dates in one place, and keep the tag itself.

Is there any advertising on this page?

No. Commercial, affiliate and referral placement is barred on this page and a test asserts its absence.

Kitchen suppression system log

Log

What was looked at on the cookline system — as facts somebody observed.

Between the contractor's visits

A suppression system is designed, installed and serviced by people licensed to do it. What happens in between is somebody in the kitchen looking at the gauge, checking the seals are unbroken and noticing that the nozzles are caked. This is where that goes.

The line that matters most

“Cooking appliances still in the positions the system was installed for.” Fryers get moved, griddles get swapped for something taller, and a nozzle aimed at where a fryer used to be protects nothing. Write it down and tell your installer — CompliMaint sets no coverage criteria and cannot tell you whether the change matters.

It specifies nothing

No service interval, no agent, no nozzle placement, no expected gauge value. Your contractor's tag says what was done and when; copy what is on it. This tool issues no tag and no certificate.

Kept alongside: Hood & exhaust cleaning record · Fire & smoke damper log · Extinguisher inspection log

A record of checks and service on a kitchen suppression system, kept per system on your device. CompliMaint states no service interval, names no agent, sets no nozzle placement or coverage criteria, publishes no gauge value, and makes no determination that any system is adequate, correctly designed for the appliances under it, or acceptable to any authority. Design and service are carried out by people licensed to do it. Everything runs on your device.

Questions people ask

How often must a suppression system be serviced?: CompliMaint states no interval. It comes from the standard your jurisdiction has adopted and from your system's own requirements. Your licensed contractor and your AHJ answer it; this records what actually happened.
What should the cylinder gauge read?: This product publishes no expected value. Record what it says. If it reads outside what your contractor told you to expect, call them.
I have changed a fryer for a taller one. Does that matter?: Possibly a great deal, and CompliMaint cannot tell you — it sets no coverage or nozzle placement criteria. Record the change here and speak to the company that installed the system.
Does this replace the contractor's service tag?: No. It issues no tag and no certificate. Copy what is on theirs so you have the dates in one place, and keep the tag itself.
Is there any advertising on this page?: No. Commercial, affiliate and referral placement is barred on this page and a test asserts its absence.