If a system has a red label attached after fixing the conditions, what label should be attached to certify that the corrections were made?

A service label is the appropriate designation to attach to a fire alarm system after the necessary corrections have been made post-inspection. This label indicates that a qualified technician has conducted the required repairs or adjustments to ensure the system is functioning properly and in compliance with relevant safety standards. It documents that any identified deficiencies were addressed and that the system has been returned to service.

In the context of fire alarm systems, different labels serve distinct purposes. For instance, an installation label signifies that a system has been newly installed, while an inspection label indicates that the system has undergone a thorough evaluation to verify its operation at a given time. A compliance label would denote adherence to specific regulatory standards. However, once corrective actions have been executed following an inspection, the service label specifically reflects that these actions have not only been performed but also that the system is reliable and operational for ongoing safety. This clear communication is essential for both future inspections and the overall assurance of system integrity.