A2P certification
The 1627 standard and the A2P certification set out the requirements and classification systems for burglary resistance characteristics (ability of curtains and grilles to resist attempts to force their way into a protected space by physical force or predetermined tools). of curtains and metal grilles to resist attempts to force their way into a protected space by physical force or by predetermined tools). The certification is based on 3 standards to establish the resistance class of the products.
Our certified products
Murax P110 Plein
Certifié A2P CR3
Murax Protect 1627
Certified A2P CR3
Murax Granvision
Certified A2P R3
Murax Microperforated
Certified A2P R3
Murax Vision
Certified A2P R2
MiniMax & MiniMax VRS curtain
Certified A2P R2
The A2P framework offers two certifications:
- A2P R
- a2P CR
The C meets the 1628 and 1629 standards, i.e. resistance to static and dynamic loads.
The R meets the 1630 standard, i.e. resistance to human break-in attempts.
The CR means that a product has passed all the standards 1628, 1629 and 1630.
Standard 1628
Determines the resistance to static loads. The roll-up door passes the following tests:
- Curtain lift
- Slat extraction test
- Load on the sliding/curtain junction
Standard 1629
The resistance to dynamic loads is evaluated. Tests are performed on the roll-up door:
- A 50kg pendulum impact body targets 5 specific locations on the grille
Standard 1630
To measure the resistance to human break-in attempts, tests are performed on the roll-up door :
- A set of tools is determined and the gate must resist various break-in attempts
How are the tests performed?
Standard 1628
A load is applied with a hydraulic cylinder on :
- The connection between sliding and curtain
- The guiding ralls or slides
- The extraction of the final Slat of the curtain
- The lifting of the curtain
Standard 1629
A 50kg pendulum shock body is applied to targeted points (the ends and the center of the curtain)
Standard 1630
