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4 TESA catalogue | Armoured doors Regulations Security Fire CE Marking UNE-EN 13501-2 (classification) y UNE-EN 1634 -1 (test) technical characteristics that define a door: • Mechanical stability or integrity (E): ability of the structure to remain unalterable in its mechanical function. • Thermal insulation (I): the ability to prevent heat transfer from the exposed side to the unexposed side. TESA has the ISO 9001 quality system and the ISO 14001 environmental system. Class Degree Application example Tools Time resisted (min) Maximum total time of the test 1 There are no tests available for homes of regular risk No test for manual Burglar-proof resistance. 2 For residential buildings of normal risk and villas. A 3 15 3 For residential buildings of considerable risk, industrial building offices and stately villas. B 5 20 4 Banks, jewelry stores and hospitals. C 10 30 5 Protection of classified documents, military zones, etc. D 15 40 6 Protection of classified documents, military zones, nuclear plants, etc. E 20 50 It is the marking products must have for their free circulation in the territories of the member states of the EU and countries belonging to the European economic space. The securitesa armoured door tests according to European regulation UNE-EN 14351-1. UNE-EN1630(Burglar-proof resistance). The test consists of trying to manually force the door, by using a group of tools for a certain duration, defined by the desired degree to achieve. www.baygar.com