States / Connecticut

Connecticut fire protection licensing

TradeStatusAgencyNICETSource
Fire SprinklerState license requiredConnecticut Dept. of Consumer Protection—source
Fire AlarmState license requiredConnecticut Dept. of Consumer Protection—source
Inspection, Testing & Maintenance (ITM)Not yet verified———
Special Hazards / SuppressionNot yet verified———

Adopted NFPA editions Coming soon · being verified

NFPA 13: not yet verified · NFPA 72: not yet verified · NFPA 25: not yet verified

Fire Sprinkler State license required

Issuing agency
Connecticut Dept. of Consumer Protection
License / certification types
F-1 Unlimited Contractor; F-2 Unlimited Journeyperson; F-3/F-4 limited
NICET level
Not stated in source / not yet verified
State exam
State exam
Experience / hours
F-2: 4-year sprinkler apprenticeship or equivalent; F-1: 2 years as F-2 or equivalent
Continuing education
Not stated in source / not yet verified
Renewal cycle
Not stated in source / not yet verified
Reciprocity
Not stated in source / not yet verified
Fees
Not stated in source / not yet verified
Notes
Not stated in source / not yet verified

Source: official page · checked 2026-10-16

Fire Alarm State license required

Issuing agency
Connecticut Dept. of Consumer Protection
License / certification types
C-5 / L-5 limited electrical (low voltage, alarm & signal); journeyperson equivalents
NICET level
Not stated in source / not yet verified
State exam
Not stated in source / not yet verified
Experience / hours
Not stated in source / not yet verified
Continuing education
Not stated in source / not yet verified
Renewal cycle
Not stated in source / not yet verified
Reciprocity
Not stated in source / not yet verified
Fees
Not stated in source / not yet verified
Notes
Not stated in source / not yet verified

Source: official page · checked 2026-10-16

Inspection, Testing & Maintenance (ITM) Not yet verified Coming soon · being verified

We have not yet confirmed Connecticut's rules for sprinkler & alarm inspections from an official state source. Check with the Connecticut State Fire Marshal or contractor licensing board, and your local AHJ.

Special Hazards / Suppression Not yet verified Coming soon · being verified

We have not yet confirmed Connecticut's rules for suppression systems from an official state source. Check with the Connecticut State Fire Marshal or contractor licensing board, and your local AHJ.

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