DIN 4102-5
Standard 01 / 05
Fire-resistant closures — Terminology and requirements
Basis for the T30, T60 and T90 classification.
DIN 4102
Fire & smoke protection doors
T30, T60, T90 — the classification says how many minutes the door withstands fire. It protects escape routes, separates fire compartments and is subject to mandatory inspection.
At a glance.
Fire doors divide a building into compartments that a fire cannot leave for a defined period. That period is in the designation: T30 withstands 30 minutes, T90 ninety.
Smoke protection doors pursue a different aim: they hold smoke back so that escape and rescue routes stay passable. Both requirements can be combined.
We supply, fit and inspect both types — and document the inspections so that they stand up to an inspection visit.
- T30 / T60 / T90 classification by fire resistance period
- Protection of escape routes and separation of fire compartments
- Smoke-tight versions for additional protection of people
- Mandatory inspections including records
- What you get: minimised liability risk and assured operational safety
Kenndaten
- Leitnorm
- DIN 4102
- Fire resistance
- T30 – T90
- Regelwerke
- 5
- Prüfpunkte
- 3
Standards & regulations.
The rules this work is planned, installed, signed off and maintained against.
DIN 4102-18
Standard 02 / 05
Fire-resistant closures — Verification
Requirements for the proof of usability.
DIN EN 1634-1
Standard 03 / 05
Fire resistance tests for door assemblies
European test method for determining the fire resistance duration.
DIN EN 16034
Standard 04 / 05
Fire and smoke control door and shutter sets — Product standard
Performance characteristics for CE marking.
DIN 18095
Standard 05 / 05
Smoke control doors
Requirements for smoke-tight closures.
From survey to maintenance.
- 01
Site survey
Record the doors, check markings and evidence of fitness for use, document defects.
- 02
Concept & planning
Define the required classification for each opening; determine hardware, closing sequence and seals.
- 03
Installation
Professional fitting with approved fixings — the installation decides the effectiveness.
- 04
Acceptance & commissioning
Function and closing test, marking, entry in the logbook.
- 05
Maintenance & documentation
Recurring inspection of closing sequence, seals and hardware, with a record.
Inspect, maintain, document.
What has to be inspected how often — and the standard each interval rests on.
annually
Inspection 01 / 03
Functional and closing test
- Manufacturer's specification / operator's duty
monthly
Inspection 02 / 03
Visual check that the door closes unobstructed
- Operator's duty
annually
Inspection 03 / 03
Inspection of self-closing devices
- Building code law
What you get.
01
Benefit 01 / 03
Clear classification
Every opening gets the door the fire protection concept requires there — no more, no less.
02
Benefit 02 / 03
Demonstrable inspection
Recorded inspections rather than verbal assurance.
03
Benefit 03 / 03
Less liability risk
Documented operational safety relieves the owner and the managing agent.
Questions.
Related trades.
What is usually planned and maintained together in practice.
Fire doors
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