Maximum allowable deflection of the loaded leg of the guide rail is 30°. The determination of the angle is described in EN 1628.

b Minimum depth of penetration under static load.

c Checked by means of gap gauge type C.


Table 5 — Static loading of Group 4 products


Resistance class (RC)

1,2

3

4

5,6

?rTest Load z

В Gap gauge

В

Pressure pad

■o

Ф і

?rTest Load z

В Gap gauge В

^Pressure pad

"O Ф

TrTest Load z

В Gap gauge В

U (U CL

Ф zs (Л СЛ 0)

CL

Type

TrTest Load z

В Gap gauge В

Pressure pad

o (D

Loading points

F2.1 Between two fixing points

1,5

D

5

3

D

5

6

D

5

10

D

5

F2.2 Loading between two junction points

1,5

D

5

3

D

5

6

D

5

10

D

5

F3 Locking points

3

D

1 or

2

6

D

1 or

2

10

D

1 or

2

15

D

1 or

2

F3.1 Fixing point between grille and masonry

3

D

5

6

D

5

10

D

5

15

D

5

F1 Static test on guide rail and curtain or two adjacent grille bars at a junction point

3

D

5

6

D

5

10

D

5

15

D

5

F1.1 Guide rail deflection test load

3

30oa

4

6

30oa

4

10

30oa

4

15

30oa

4

F3.2

Curtain lift test

3

D

1 or 2

6

D

1 or

2

10

D

1 or 2

15

D

1 or 2

F2.3

Drawing the grille curtain out of the guide rail

1,5

D

1 or

2

3

D

1 or 2

6

D

1 or

2

10

D

1 or

2

  1. Maximum allowable deflection of the loaded leg of the guide rail is 30°. The determination of the angle is described in EN 1628.Dynamic loading in resistance classes 1, 2 and 3

When tested in accordance with EN 1629:2011 using the mass and drop height given in Table 6, the test specimen shall not fail at the resistance class claimed. The centre of the test specimen and infillings shall be subjected to three impacts and all other impact points shall be subjected to one impact as detailed in EN 1629:2011, Figures 21 to 29.

Table 6 — Drop height for dynamic test

Resistance class (RC)

Mass of the impactor kg

Drop height mm

1

50

450

2

50

450

3

50

750

4-6

no dynamic test is required



  1. Manual burglary attempts

When tested in accordance with EN 1630:2011 using the tool sets and times specified in Table 7, the test specimen shall not fail at the resistance class claimed. For construction products of resistance class 1 no manual test will be carried out. The tool set A1 is intended for preparation of the test specimen.

Table 7 — Tool sets and resistance time

Resistance class (RC)

Tool set (see EN 1630: 2011, Clause 7)

Resistance time min

Maximum total test time min

1

A1

-

2

A2

3

15

3

A3

5

20

4

A4

10

30

5

A5

15

40

6

A6

20

50

NOTE The maximum total test time is the sum of resistance time, rest time, tool change time and observation time (see definitions in EN 1630:2011).



  1. Classification report

A classification report shall be provided and shall contain the following, minimum information:

  1. classification report reference (number and date);

  2. details of the applicant;

  3. product description;

  4. product name;

  5. dimensions;

  6. details of the attack side;

  7. type of operation;

  8. glazing details (thickness) and classification;

  9. details of the hardware;

  10. reference to installation instructions;

  11. a statement declaring the resistance class according to this standard;

  12. reference to this standard and its date.

  13. field of application where required

The classification report shall also contain either:

  1. all the information required by the test reports in EN 1628:2011, EN 1629:2011 and EN 1630:2011;

or

  1. reference to the relevant test reports.

  1. Installation

Installation shall be carried out in accordance with the manufacturer's published installation instructions. Annex A gives recommendations for the contents of the manufacturer's installation instructions. The installation instructions shall be provided by the manufacturer.

  1. Test specimens

For RC1 products one test specimen is required. All tests shall be conducted on this specimen.

For RC2 to RC6 products two test specimens are required. The static load test according to EN 1628:2011, the dynamic load test according to EN 1629:2011 and the pre-test according to EN 1630:2011 shall be conducted on the first specimen. The main manual test shall be carried out on the second specimen. At the discretion of the manufacturer all tests may be carried out on a single specimen.

For products which have several closing conditions or more than one attack side more than two specimens are needed.Annex A

(informative)

Recommendations for the contents of the manufacturer's
installation instructions

The manufacturer's installation instructions should contain the following information:

  1. Typical details of structural openings into which the product can be installed.

  2. Details regarding fixing points as well as a precise description of the fixing components.

  3. Details of points requiring particularly rigid fixing e.g. in the vicinity of locks and hinges.

  4. Details of the compression resistance of packing in the cavity between the wall and the frame, e.g. in the vicinity of locks and hinges.

  5. Details of the gaps to be maintained between moving and fixed parts.

  6. Details, where appropriate, regarding the maximum permissible projection of the lock cylinder outside the external lock shield plate.

  7. Other details as far as they influence the burglar resistant properties of the test specimen.

  8. Details of the closing condition and or conditions that meet the requirements for the resistance class claimed.

Additional information regarding roller shutters and roller grilles:

  1. Fixing type and maximum distance between fixings in the guide rail.

  2. Minimum penetration depth of the shutter curtain into the guide rail.

  3. Type and fixings of anti-lift device, if necessary.

Information about protection to the roller shutter box.Annex В

(normative)

Requirements for locks and hardware outside the scope of the standards listed in Table 2

Table B.1 — Requirements for locks and hardware not included in Table 2

1

2

3

4

5

6

Requirements for hardware

Protection objective

Construction product

EN 1627 Resistance class

Requirement

Test limits

Test method

Protection against drilling

Main lock case in the area of the detainers (doors)

3-6

Drill protected lock case or

Drill protected layer or

Overlapping by drill protected furniture or minimum surface hardness 60 HRC (EN ISO 6508-1), hardness depth 0,5 mm

Net drilling time 50 % of the resistance time in accordance with Table 7, but at least 3 min.

Apply the principles of EN 12209:2003

5.8.4.2 and 6.8.4.2.



1

2

3

4

5

6

Requirements for hardware

Protection objective

Construction product

EN 1627 Resistance class

Requirement

Test limits

Test method

Protection against drilling (continued)

Transmission rod of multi-point locks

5-6

Drill protected transmission rod

or

Drill protected layer or minimum surface hardness 60 HRC (EN ISO 6508-1), hardness depth 0,5 mm

Net drilling time 50 % of the resistance time in accordance with Table 7, but at least 3 min.

Apply the principles of EN 12209:2003

6.8.4.2 and6.8.4.2.

Lock bolt

4-6

Drill protected bolt or minimum surface hardness 60 HRC (EN ISO 6508-1), hardness depth 0,5 mm or

Drill protected layer

Net drilling time 50 % of the resistance time in accordance with Table 7, but at least 3 min

Apply the principles of EN 12209:2003 5.8.2.2 and 6.8.2,2.

Lock case (window)

1 -6

Drill protected lock case or

Drill protected layer or

Overlapping by a drill protected furniture or minimum surface hardness 60 HRC (EN ISO 6508-1), hardness depth 0,5 mm

Net drilling time 50 % of the resistance time in accordance with Table 7, but at least 3 min

Apply the principles of EN 1906:2010

A.2.2.3 and A3.5.



1

2

3

4

5

6

Requirements for hardware

Protection objective

Construction product

EN 1627 Resistance class

Requirement

Test limits

Test method

Protection against twisting off (about the normal axis of rotation)

Key unlockable or non-key- un lockable window handle a

1 -6

The locked window handle is loaded with a torque of 100 Nm against the locking direction.

The window handle shall not be turned into the opening position and shall not break off in such a way that the window can be opened.

See Figure B.1.

-

Key unlockable or non-key- unlockable window handle3

1-2

If two handles or more are used on a single sash, each locked window handle is loaded with a torque of 35 Nm against the locking direction.

All window handles shall not be turned into the opening position and shall not break off in such a way that the window can be opened.

See Figure B.1.

Protection against forcing off

Key unlockable or non-key- unlockable window handle a

1-6

The locked window handle is loaded perpendicular to the plane of its turning movement with a torque of 100 Nm

There shall be no damage which makes it possible to open the window via the transmission system

See Figure B.1.

The window handle has to be tested in the first place for twisting off and secondly for forcing off.



1

2

3

4

5

6

Requirements for hardware

Protection objective

Construction product

EN 1627 Resistance class

Requirement

Test limits

Test method


Key unlockable or non-key- unlockable window handle a

1 -2

If two handles or more are used on a single sash, each locked window handle is loaded perpendicular to the plane of its turning movement with a torque of 35 Nm.

There shall be no damage to either one of the window handles which makes it possible to open the window via the transmission system.

See Figure 8.1.

The window handle has to be tested in the first place for twisting off and secondly for forcing off.

Protection against pushing back the bolt (door)

Dead bolt

1 -2

3

4-6

Counter force (end load) of bolt 4 kN or protection by the case of the bolt

Counter force (end load) of bolt 5 kN or protection by the case of the bolt

Counter force (end load) of bolt 6 kN or protection by the case of the bolt

Resulting projection under load: £ 11 mm

Resulting projection under load: > 17 mm

Resulting projection under load: > 17 mm

Apply the principles of EN 12209:2003 5.8.4.1 and 6.8.4.1.

Apply the principles of EN 12209:2003 5.8.4.1 and 6.8.4.1.

Apply the principles of EN 12209:2003 5.8.4.2 and 6.8.4.2.

Protection against dislocating the lock pin of the

Window hardware

1 -6

The lock pin is loaded against the locking direction with F2 in accordance with Table 3, to a maximum of 6 kN bolt or

The lock pin may be pushed back at a maximum of 50 % of the locking run.

See AnnexC of EN 1628.



1

2

3

4

5

6

Requirements for hardware

Protection objective

Construction product

EN 1627 Resistance class

Requirement

Test limits

Test method

window hardware



protected locking area.



Protection against forcing off

Security furniture for lock and / or cylinder

1

2

3

4

5-6

Tensile strength of the outer fixing screws

10 kN (security class 1)

15 kN (security class 2)

20 kN (security class 3)

30 kN (security class 4)

Additional human intervention testing in accordance with EN 1630.

The hardware or protection of the cylinder shall not be lifted more than 5 mm from the door leaf when loaded. If the Protection is integrated in the door leaf; the cylinder has to be covered by at least 2 mm when loaded.

Apply the principles of EN 1906:2010

A2.2.2 andA3.4.

Protection against cutting off

Security furniture for lock or cylinders

1

2

3

4

5-6

No requirement

Security class 2

Security class 3

Security class 4

Additional human intervention testing in accordance with

Apply the principles of

EN 1906:2010 A2.2.4 and A3.6.

Apply the principles of

EN 1906:2010 A2.2.4 and A3.6.



1

2

3

4

5

6

Requirements for hardware

Protection objective

Construction product

EN 1627 Resistance class

Requirement

Test limits

Test method




EN 1630:2011.



Protection against cutting off

Cylinder not protected by security furniture

1 -3

4

5-6

class 1 (digit 8)

class 2 (digit 8)

class 2 (digit 8) and additional human intervention testing in accordance with EN 1630:2011.

Apply the principles of EN 1303:2005, 4.9.2 and 5.9.2.

Apply the principles of EN 1303:2005, 4.9.2 and 5.9.2.

Protection against cylinder extraction

Lock cylinder on attack side

1

2-3

Tensile strength of the cylinder case and the core

No requirement

class 1 (digit 8)


Apply the principles of EN 1303:2005, 4.9.4 and 5.9.4



4-6

class 2 (digit 8)






or






The cylinder is protected with a tested cylinder cover


Apply the principles of EN 1906:2010, A2.2.5 and A3.7.



1

No requirement