GU Fluchttuer

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GU Fluchttuer

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Introduction
The document outlines technical solutions for planners and architects, focusing on escape and rescue routes. It emphasizes the expertise of the Gretsch-Unitas Group in window and door technology, automatic entrance systems, and building management systems.
Systematic Escape Route Security
The GU Group provides comprehensive solutions for escape and rescue routes, ensuring all components are harmonized with building situations. Key products include large-capacity revolving doors, escape route sliding doors, electrically-locking touch bars, and panic locks.
Revolving Doors
Revolving doors such as GGR and GRA-F are designed for large public buildings, offering elegant entrances while maximizing escape route widths. They are type-tested for use in escape routes and comply with standards like DIN 18650 and EN 16005.
Sliding Doors
The HM-F FT sliding door is approved for use as an escape door even when locked, transforming into a swing door in night mode. This innovation allows for aesthetic and functional entrances without the need for separate escape doors.
Components and Specifications
The document details specifications for various door systems, including dimensions, materials, and suggested components like motion sensors and emergency switches. It emphasizes the importance of integrating these systems into the overall building management.
Standards and Guidelines
The solutions comply with relevant standards and guidelines, ensuring safety and reliability in escape and rescue routes. The document also highlights the importance of smoke and heat extraction systems in maintaining clear escape routes.
Conclusion
The GU Group offers innovative and reliable solutions for modern architecture, ensuring safety and compliance with escape route requirements. Their products provide architects and planners with the flexibility to design functional and aesthetically pleasing entrances.
Overview of EVT Touch Bar System
The EVT Touch Bar is an advanced locking system designed for modern panic doors, integrating panic hardware and escape door locking into a single system. This reduces the number of components and enhances operational comfort. The system features an integrated LED indicator for intuitive operation, signaling the door's status as "locked" or "unlocked."
Key Features and Benefits
  • Intuitive Operation: The LED indicator provides clear visual cues, lighting up red or green to indicate the door's status.
  • Unobstructed Escape Route: Ensures easy and fast escape, even with multi-point locking or heavy doors.
  • Locked Condition: Prevents unauthorized opening, with an optional self-locking feature for added security.
  • Escape Situation: Doors can be quickly released via an emergency push-button.
System Components
  • Electrically-locking EVT Touch Bar: Integrates locking elements into the panic hardware.
  • Escape Door Terminal FTNT10: Part of the escape door package, networkable via the BKS NET interface.
  • Multi-point Locking SECURY 19: Offers additional security with self-locking and panic functions.
  • Overhead Door Closer OTS 736 SRI: Includes a slide rail system with a door leaf coordinator.
Applications and Standards
  • 1-leaf Panic Doors: The EVP panic lock is a cost-effective solution for emergency exits, reducing planning overheads and saving space.
  • Compliance with EN 179 and EN 1125: Ensures that escape routes are easily released and meet rigorous security standards.
  • Fire and Smoke Protection: Automatic swing-door drives ensure doors close automatically while allowing barrier-free access.
Smoke and Heat Exhaust Ventilation Systems
The GU Group offers comprehensive solutions for smoke and heat exhaust ventilation, crucial for fire protection. These systems ensure the removal of smoke and heat, maintaining safe escape routes and preventing structural damage.
Conclusion
The EVT Touch Bar system and its associated components provide a robust solution for modern panic doors, ensuring safety, compliance, and ease of use in emergency situations.
Overview of GEMOS Platform
The document discusses the integration of door management systems into overall building management, focusing on the GEMOS platform by the GU Group. It highlights the flexibility, user-friendliness, and comprehensive control offered by the system for various building management tasks.
System Features
  • Central Control: GEMOS allows for centralized control of escape door security, burglar protection, ventilation, fire protection, and more.
  • User Interface: The system features an intuitive interface for easy operation and monitoring of alarms, faults, and messages.
  • Web-Based Operation: No additional software is required as tasks are managed through web interfaces in browsers like MS Internet Explorer or Mozilla Firefox.
  • Operational Modes: Different modes such as day, night, or alarm can be activated with a single button press.
Advantages
  • Central monitoring and control of escape doors.
  • Integration into building management systems.
  • Customizable to building size and purpose.
  • Intelligent alarm management.
Support and Services
  • Planning Assistance: Comprehensive support for architects and planners, including project-specific drawings and door schedules.
  • Door Engineering: Efficient methods for configuring individual doors with cross-trade solutions.
  • Licenses and CE Certification: The GU Group offers CE certification services for windows and patio doors.
  • Training and Seminars: A wide range of seminars and training courses are available, some certified by professional bodies.
  • Online Tools: Tools like the confiGUrator and AusschreibungsManager assist in planning and tendering processes.
Standards and Compliance
  • Rescue Route Standards: Compliance with EN 179 and EN 1125 for emergency and panic exit devices.
  • Construction Products Regulation (CPR): Ensures products meet European standards for safety and performance.
  • German Directives: Specific guidelines for electrical locking systems on doors in escape routes.
Conclusion
The document emphasizes the importance of integrating advanced door management systems into building management for enhanced safety, compliance, and operational efficiency. The GU Group provides comprehensive solutions and support to ensure adherence to standards and optimal system performance.
Electric Strike and Emergency Push-Button System
The electric strike operates on a closed-circuit principle and includes an emergency push-button. Key requirements include:
  • Testing the interaction of components.
  • Installation alongside mechanical locks, not replacing them.
  • Emergency push-button must have an illuminated mushroom button and meet emergency device standards.
  • Electric strike must activate without delay, even under preload conditions.
  • Status indicators: red LED for locked, green LED for released.
German Directive on Automatic Sliding Doors in Rescue Routes (AutSchR)
This directive outlines building regulations for automatic sliding doors in rescue routes, detailing two functional principles:
  • Sliding panels must swing open at a maximum force of 220 N.
  • Doors without hinged leaves must open automatically when approached, ensured by single fault security or redundancy.
  • Escape route release must occur without deliberate request, with radar field at least 1.5 m in front of the door.
Function of Revolving Doors in Escape Routes
According to DIN 18650 and DIN EN 16005, revolving doors in escape routes must allow leaves to swing open, with clear passage width measured at the narrowest point.
Preventative Fire Protection: Smoke Extraction (DIN 18232-2)
Preventative fire protection involves measures to prevent fire spread and ensure smoke-free rescue routes. Natural smoke and heat exhaust ventilation systems (NRWA) are required, with standards for dimensioning and installation.
Barrier-Free Construction (DIN 18040)
Barrier-free construction aims for universal design, enhancing usability for all ages and conditions. It includes:
  • Dimensional requirements, threshold heights, and hardware specifications.
  • Operational forces for doors and windows.
  • Regulations for automatic door systems.
Burglar Inhibition (EN 1627)
EN 1627 outlines provisions for burglar resistance, classifying doors into six resistance classes. It reconciles escape door requirements with burglar inhibition needs, with specific locking systems demonstrating effectiveness.
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Catalog excerpts

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WINDOW TECHNOLOGY DOOR TECHNOLOGY AUTOMATIC ENTRANCE SYSTEMS BUILDING MANAGEMENT SYSTEMS INFORMATION FOR PLANNERS AND ARCHITECTS System solutions for escape and rescue routes

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Copyright notice All illustrations and texts in this published document are protected by copyright. Unless otherwise stated in the image credits, the rights belong to the Gretsch-Unitas Group. Any use of copyright protected materials without the consent of the holder of the rights is prohibited. Publisher Gretsch-Unitas GmbH Baubeschläge Johann-Maus-Str. 3 I D-71254 Ditzingen Tel. + 49 (0) 71 56 3 01-0 I Fax + 49 (0) 71 56 3 01-2 93 www.g-u.com

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Those who wish to turn architectural visions into reality require the right technical solutions. Architects and planners therefore depend on the Gretsch-Unitas group of companies: as one of the international market leaders for window and door technology as well as automatic entrance and building management systems we are the competent partner for forward-thinking architecture and state-of-the-art technical systems - whether straightforward or complex. Our expertise is founded in the 100-year old tradition of our family-owned company, which has always stood for innovative power, progress and cost-effectiveness....

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Escape and rescue route systems by the GU Group On the safe side with the GU Group. Peoples' lives depend on the quality of escape and rescue route systems. The GU Group takes this responsibility seriously: by delivering comprehensive escape door system solutions which go much further than just satisfying the relevant standards. This gives architects and planners certainty and peace of mind – from the design stage through to the finished building.

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« Large-capacity revolving doors GGR and G R A- F Impressive prelude for a public building: the GGR and GRA-F large-capacity revolving doors combine elegant optics with maximum escape route widths: without requiring any separate escape door. For more information see page 8. 0 Escape route sliding door HM-F FT The first sliding door also to be approved as an escape door in the locked condition: in nighttime mode the HM-F FT escape route sliding door becomes a swing door with escape door security. For more information see page 14. 0 Electrically-locking EVT Touch Bar Ideal for all modern escape doors:...

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^4 Electrically-locking panic lock EVP Specially for 1-leaf emergency exit and panic doors: the electrically-locking panic lock EVP is a compact solution which combines a self-locking panic lock with electric escape door locking. For more information see page 26. 0 Emergency exit device to EN 179 Specially for areas not accessible to the public: the tested and approved unit comprising panic lock and hardware effortlessly satisfied the standard requirements of EN 179. For more information see page 30. 46 Natural smoke extraction Important aspect of preventative fire safety concept: natural smoke...

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Type-tested revolving door with escape route function For entrances that are sure to make an impression. In large public buildings the role of revolving doors is to provide an imposing and elegant prelude. The GU Group combines elegant optics while maximising escape route widths: the GGR and GRA-F type-tested revolving doors are approved for use in escape and rescue routes.

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Elegant, energy-efficient and effective: whether hotel, bank, insurance firm or airport – revolving doors provide public buildings with striking and draught-free entrances that are also suitable for heavy public traffic. Even better, with the fully automatic GRA-F and GGR escape doors there there will be no additional escape doors that detract from the attractive architecture. The comprehensive solutions by the GU Group are approved for escape and rescue routes and also ensure secure closing outside the hours of business. Owing to the wide variety of revolving doors available from GU Group, highly...

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GGR revolving door for large diameters – normal mode In normal mode the leaves are fixed by electromagnets, to prevent them opening accidentally if they are bumped or subject to wind loads. The leaves can be swung outwards to provide an opening in the summer, for ventilation purposes or to allow long objects to pass through. GRA-F revolving door for smaller diameters – normal mode The GRA-F is used for diameters smaller than 2.4 m. The folding mechanism of the turnstile construction allows the leaves to be repositioned to open up the building in the summer, for ventilation purposes or to allow...

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The comprehensive system for greater planning and design freedom Suggested components Outwards-opening door leaf - Three or four-leaf versions available Drum walls Radar motion sensor - Width of escape route depends on diameter of revolving door GRA-F: 1000 – 1720 mm GGR: 1630 – 3420 mm 4 Emergency stop switch 5 Optical safety sensor and safety contact edge - Height of canopy-cover GRA-F: > 350 mm GGR: > 410 mm - Large number of freely selectable surface and glass designs 6 Night shield 7 Canopy-cover

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Sensors that maximise personal safety Use of testable sensors as specified in the current standards DIN 18650 or EN 16005 ensures an extremely high level of safety for the users. Hinged leaf at GGR The fixing of the leaf is released when triggered by the fire alarm system, power failure or the emergency switch on the revolving door: the leaves can then be folded back. Hinged leaf at GRA-F For entrances with smaller diameters: the leaf can be folded back completely which means that escape route widths of at least 1000 mm are possible with the standard revolving door GRA-F – even with a diameter...

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Safe escape route even with the door locked How a sliding door becomes a swing door. Sophisticated, elegant and barrier-free: sliding doors are the aesthetic solution for prestigious building entrances. When combined with the appropriate technical equipment they can be used in escape routes in day mode. Up till now, sliding doors were not approved as escape doors when locked in night mode. The escape route sliding door HM-F FT rises to the above challenge with an intelligent dual function: In night mode the sliding door becomes a swing door with escape door security.

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