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- CISA and Interflex electric strikes, motor locks, electromagnetic locks and electrically controlled escape systems to EN standards, including EN 13637 for electrically controlled exit systems on escape routes. EN 13637 covers the specific case where an escape door is held under electronic control with a defined release time.
Application
Applied on EN-specified access control installations in offices, hospitals, transport buildings and secure facilities. Delayed egress under EN 13637 is the only compliant way to hold an escape door against immediate opening, and it requires an approved control unit, a local alarm and an override, a maglock simply wired to a card reader on an escape route does not meet the standard and will not be signed off.
Standards & Reference 6 cited
EN 13637
Electrically controlled exit systems on escape routes: the standard for holding an escape door closed under access control without trapping anyone.
EN 1125
Panic exit devices operated by a horizontal bar, for escape routes used by the public, where people may not know the building.
EN 179
Emergency exit devices operated by a lever handle or push pad, for routes used by people familiar with the building.
EN 1634-1
The European fire resistance test for door and shutter assemblies, and the basis for CE marking a fire door. Built on a different pressure regime from UL 10C, so the two ratings are not interchangeable.
Also citedEN 14846EN 60839-11-1
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