En 16005

28.
Juli 2014
Welcome to EN 16005!
European safety standard for power operated pedestrian doorsets
2012 by GEZE GmbH www.geze.com
LEONARDO Markengebude (glass cube), Bad Driburg
EN 16005 - Power operated pedestrian doorsets
AGENDA
1.0 General info
1.1 Applicable countries
1.2 Documentation
1.3 Safety analysis
2.0 Requirements
2.1 Drive
2.2 Doorset
2.3 Activation of doorsets
2.4 Safeguarding
3.0 Doorsets
3.1 Sliding doorsets
3.2 Swing doorsets
3.3 Revolving doorsets
Countries to implement EN 16005

33 Countries
EN 16005
countries
Map: www.vecteezy.com
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EN 16005
Prologue
The EN 16005 defines test
methods and protection
requirements on Automatic Door
Systems
GEZE products (drives and
protection devices) already
comply to the requirements of the
EN 16005
The EN 16005 has been presented

in Dec 2012 according to CEN/TC
33/WG4. Countries have to give the
norm the status National Standard
in April 2013.
You should start to communicate the
specific requirements and offer your
customers the right solutions in your
market
The EN 16005 is a chance to

increase your turnover not only
with door drive systems, but
including accessories and
actuation devices such as highlevel safety sensors
What is EN 16005?
Scope (see specification Chapter 1)
EN 16005 contains
requirements regarding design and test methods for power
operated pedestrian doorsets
usage safety regulations of doorsets for normal access and escape
routes / fire resistance
names significant hazards, hazardous situations and events
relevant to power operated doors
does not cover special functions of doors, like security in banks,
airports, etc. or fire compartment
Defined power operated pedestrian doors
Sliding doorsets
Swing doorsets
Revolving doorsets
Folding doorsets
Balanced doorsets (not offered by GEZE)
EN 16005 is not applicable to doorsets in use before publication

date of EN 16005 !
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Illustrations of relevant doorset edges

Where possible hazards can occur
A,C
B
Key
A
B
C
D
E
F
G
Main closing edge

Secondary closing edge
Opposing closing edge
Leading edge
Leading mullion
Outer stile
Trailing mullion
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Documentation
(see specification Chapter 4.2.1)
Required documents
GEZE provides installation and

user manuals, connecting
diagrams, drawings in various
languages!
Instruction manuals to be provided by manufacturer

Operation, maintenance and inspection manuals
Documentation in accepted language in the corresponding country
Installation instruction language in any European language agreed between manufacturer and
purchaser
User instruction requires

Door operation
Operating conditions
Explanations of signs and symbols
Manual and emergency release knowledge
Environmental conditions for proper doorset functioning
Usage restrictions
Markings on doorsets
Companys business name
Series or type of doorset
Serial number, if applicable
Manufacturing date
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Safety analysis
(see specification Chapter 4.2.1)
GEZE offers a separate Safety
analysis for revolving, swing and
sliding doors to ensure the best
possible protection
Following data shall be included

The installer of a door system should
carry out and document the safety
analysis in accordance with EN 16005
Changes in the structural

surroundings of the door system shall
be taken into consideration in the
safety analysis
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Logbook
(see specification Chapter 4.2.1, Annex I)
GEZE provides already a logbook
for DIN 18650, the EN 16005
version will follow!
EN 16005: The final verification and operational tests shall be recorded in the logbook,
dated and signed by the manufacturer or the installer for doorsets
Following data shall be included

Name & contact details of the manufacturer
Unique identification number
Door location reference (when necessary)
Name & contact details of the installation organisation
Date of completion of the installation
Identification of any power operated drive unit
Identification of any protective devices
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Doorset drive requirements

Safety analysis
Requirements to the doorset drive
All GEZE doorset drives fulfill the

EN 16005 drive requirements!
Construction for safe movement and stop under intended conditions

A switch-off should lead to a full stop or a low-energy movement to a safe stop position
(e.g., via batteries or mechanic/hydraulic means)
A restart shall not lead to a hazardous situation
A main power switch is obligatory
Disconnection of a drive should be easily visible / recognized
! Fire doorsets and emergency routes are different ! See individual chapters
Electrical drives shall fulfill EN 60335-2-103
Hydraulic drives shall fulfill EN ISO 4413
Pneumatic drives shall fulfill EN ISO 4414
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Doorset requirements
(see specification Chapter 4.4)
Constructive requirements to the doorset
Safety related parts should comply to EN ISO 13849
Performance Level C
for emergency and escape routes performance level D is
required
No sharp edges
Allowed: toughened or laminated glass
Not allowed: plain float nor wired glass
Unintentional disengagement should be prevented
No risk of derailment nor permanent deformations
Automatic leaf stop at final position, especially for glass
leaves
Should a manual handling be allowed or required via
handle or grip elements, possible hazards are to be avoided!
All safety related parts in GEZE

door drive systems fulfill
Performance Level D!
Excerpt from Type approval certificate for EMD
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Activation of automatic doorsets

General points (see specification Chapter 4.5)
Activation of doorset is to be achieved by a person approaching at a normal walking
pace
Expected line of approach to be taken into account
Detection zone on doorsets on escape routes without break-out function shall be
>1500 mm from the center of the opening width
Automatic activation
Manual activation
Remote activation
Radar sensors
Pushbutton
Remote control transmitters
Infrared (active or passive)

sensors
Switches
Fire alarm
Mat sensors*
Infrared sensors
Control station
Vision detection*
* currently not in the GEZE product range
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Safeguarding at danger points

General points (see specification Chapter 4.6)
Hazards and danger points

Avoidance of crushing, shearing, impact and drawing-in hazards during
opening and closing cycles
Safeguard height above the floor up to 2.5 m
Exceptions: fingertrap hazard height up to 2 m and drive elements at the
top of the doorset below the lintel
Following protective measurements may be used:
Guards (safety protection height at least 2.5 meters)
Barriers (safety protection height at least 900 mm)
Leaf force limitation (depending on doorset type)
Electro-sensitive protective equipment (ESPE) and/or pressure sensitive
protective equipment (PSPE)
Safety distances
Low energy mode
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Max. permissible operating forces after an impact (see specification Chapter 4.6.7.2)
Force
The maximum allowed dynamic force

NMax depends on gap distance between
closing and opposing edge
NMax
Dynamic force
Gap distance
150 N
80 N
xs
x+0.75 s
> 500 mm
200500 mm
< 200 mm
Nmax
1400 N
700 N
400 N
Static force
x+5 s
Time
The door has to reduce the dynamic force from NMax down to 150 N within 0.75 seconds after impact time!
After a total of 5 seconds, the static force must sink under 80 N.
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Protective Devices
Protective devices can be:
Pressure-sensitive protective equipment (PSPE)
sensing function is actuated when mechanical pressure is applied to the surface
e.g. pressure sensitive edges, trip bars, mats, etc.
Electro-sensitive protective equipment (ESPE)

sensing function is actuated by interruption or reflection of beams/waves
e.g. photo cells, light grids, light detectors, acoustic devices, vision detector sensors, etc.
Protective devices shall be designed so that:

a command preventing hazardous leaf movements shall be given while a protective device is actuated
after resetting a functional check is carried out and normal operation of the doorset is started only if safety
functions are in place
permissible operating forces shall not be exceeded after a protective device has been actuated
ESPE that continuously adapt to environmental changes shall be field adjusted to adapt to any
environmental change lasting at least 30 s (DIN 18650: 60 s)
sensor control units and output signal switching devices which can be exposed to outdoor conditions shall
be protected to a level of at least IP44 or higher in installation
the protective device complies with the requirements of EN 12978
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Guards, Barriers & Safety distances
Guards are protective devices like enclosures, covers, enclosing guards or fixed
protection leaves and shall be designed so that:
persons cannot reach any danger point up to a height of 2,5 m above floor level
they can only be removed or opened with the aid of a tool
they do not cause additional hazards (e.g. shearing or drawing in)
Barriers are intended to direct pedestrian traffic or to avoid pedestrians from

entering non-safe zones and shall be designed so that:
they have a height of minimum of 900 mm
children cannot easily climb over or crawl under them
they are suitably secured
they able to withstand forces occurring in normal service
they do not cause additional hazards (e.g. shearing or drawing in)
Sufficiently dimensioned safety distances to prevent crushing or drawing in are:

8 mm or 25 mm for fingers
200 mm for the head
500 mm for the body
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Sliding doorsets
Sliding doorsets
Description
power operated doorset with one or more leaves, moving
horizontally
Danger points
A,C
B
GEZE offers sliding doorset drives in different variations

Slimdrive SL and SL NT
ECdrive
Powerdrive PL
A
B
C
Main closing edge

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Sliding doorsets
Description
Recommended configuration
Combined detectors GC 362 R or GEZE Jupiter R
(radar + integrated light curtains) above the door hinge or in the
ceiling
GC 333 or GEZE Presence S (light curtains) to secure space
between secondary closing edge (B) and adjacent parts*
B
Activation of GEZE doorsets

Radar detection GC 302 or GC 304 above the door hinge or on the
ceiling
Push buttons (e.g., elbow switch, LED sensor switch in hospitals)
Foot-operated contact switch (for restaurants)
Typical protective solutions in GEZE doorsets

GC 333 / GEZE Presence S light curtains
Attention: light barriers such as GEZE GZ 470V or GZ 472 V in
the doors are not allowed any more! See slide Avoidance of and
protection at danger points (3)
*not suitable for escape routes

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Sliding doorsets
Avoidance of and protection at danger points (1)
Opening of doorset*
Safety distances against crushing, shearing and finger protection
Limitation of dynamic impact forces
Electro-sensitive protective equipment (ESPE) and/or pressure sensitive protective equipment
(PSPE)
Area of secondary closing edge is covered by guards or barriers
Low energy mode
Closing of doorset*
(PSPE)
Low energy mode
* At least one of the mentioned requirements has to be fulfilled for EN 16005 conformity
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Sliding doorsets
Opening of doorset*
Safety distances between secondary closing edge
and adjacent parts of surroundings is Y200 mm
and distance between front leave surface and
fixed side screen is X<100 mm Figure a)
Distance of front surface of leave and fixed side
screen is 100 < X 150 mm, while the leave force
limitation is specified as below Figure b)
Limitation of dynamic impact forces
and/or pressure sensitive protective equipment
(PSPE) (e.g., GC 333 or GEZE Presence S)
Area of secondary closing edge is covered by
guards or barriers at a distance of 8 mm or 25
mm in front of the doorset leaf
Low energy mode (see separate slide for further
details)
Always to be considered: shearing and drawing-in
hazards are avoided by fulfilling measurements as in
figures c) and d)
a)
b)
c)
d)
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Sliding doorsets
Closing of doorset*
Test for protecting devices

and/or pressure sensitive protective equipment
(PSPE) (e.g., GC 362 or GEZE Jupiter)
the reference body CA has to be detected in all
positions of the travel area of the doorset leaves
as seen in figures at the right
Low energy mode (see separate slide for further
details)
protection area
area to be protected, if applicable
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Sliding doorsets
Permissible forces and low energy movement (1)
Low energy: protection without requirement of additional
protective devices
Required force to prevent a door from opening or closing any further:
max 67 N during the whole opening/closing cycle
Max kinetic energy of a doorset in motion: 1,69 J
GEZE sliding doorsets

can be adjusted to EN
16005 low energy
requirements.
No additional protective devices like infrared curtains

(GC 333 or GEZE Presence S) required
Permissible static force

Closing force is max 150 N, when
the gap between main closing edge and opposing edge is 8 mm and
during the last 50 mm for all sliding and folding doorsets
Permissible dynamic forces

between closing edge and opposing closing edge in the gaps of
< 200 mm
max 400 N
200500 mm
max 700 N
> 500 mm
max 1400 N
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Sliding doorsets
Low energy movement additional requirements (2)
Calculation of speed settings for sliding
doorsets in low energy mode
Use below Excel table
Formula based on EN 16005 - Annex F.2
Leaf weight: 80 kg
Opening width: 2 meters

90% of leaf travelling distance: 0,9 m
Examples
Single leaf weight (in kg)
90% of travelling distance
per leaf (in meters)
0,9 <-- fill in
Minimum travelling time:
4,4 seconds
80 <-- fill in
Each leaf weighs 80 kg and door opening width of 2

meters (i.e., 1 m per leaf, therefore 90% of 1 m = 0,9
meters) requires min 4.4 seconds to open resp. to fully
close.
Each leaf weighs 100 kg and door opening width of 2.2
meters (i.e., 1.1 m per leaf, therefore 90% of 1.1 m ~ 1
meter) requires min 5.4 seconds to open resp. to fully
close.
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Sliding doorsets
GEZE Slimdrive SL (telescopic model), Germany
Infrared curtain from above
GC 333
Combination
sensor
GC 362
(radar + IR curtain)
Access control
system
Protective leaves;
no infrared curtains like GC 333 necessary
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Sliding doorsets
GEZE Slimdrive SL + GGS, UK
Combination sensor (radar + IR curtain)
GC 362
IR curtain
GC 333
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Sliding doorsets
Requirements for doorsets in escape routes and emergency exits (1)
Doorsets with break-out function
Max width of floor guide slots 20 mm
Break-out function can be security-locked to
prevent unauthorised entry (operating mode
must be clearly identified and marked on the
program switch, e.g., GEZE DPS)
Doorsets leaves and side screens shall be
capable of being broken out in any position in
escape direction. Max total force 220 N
Caution!
Do not mistake a doorset in
an escape route /
emergency exit
with a
fire resistant door,
where the door MUST
close in case of a fire or
emergency signal
Automatic leaf movement shall come to a

stop or reach a predetermined safe position
and stop
Emergency pictogramm example at the right
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Sliding doorsets
Doorsets without break-out function
Sliding or folding doorsets with a clear opening
width of up to 2000 mm shall open by at least 80%
in
- 3 seconds after activation in escape direction or
- latest 5 seconds when power supply goes off and
remain in open position
Durability test at the factory with not less than 1
million cycles
Doorset opening shall be guaranteed by a fail-safe
system according to Performance Level d of EN
ISO 13849-1
Fail-safe system shall be automatically tested, at
least once every 24 hours
Example
Opening width: 2000 mm (blue)
door has to open at least 1600 mm (red dotted
line) within 3 seconds!
GEZE sliding and folding doorsets (FR)

fulfill all EN 16005 requirements in
escape routes and emergency exists!
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Sliding doorsets
Safeguarding configuration examples
Security leaves
Secure the door leaf from inserting fingers, hands, etc.
Restrictions: ESG 10 mm, max. leaf weight 90 kgs.
Protective leaves
Secure the area in which the door moves into during an
opening cycle. No sensor protection required.
Restrictions: ESG 10 mm, max. leaf weight 90 kgs. and max leaf
width 1700 mm.
GC 333: ESPE (electrosensitive) solution

Secure the area with infrared curtains in which the door
moves into during an opening cycle.
Restrictions: not for escape and rescue routes!
A direct technological and price comparison is difficult and depends on the doorset configuration!
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Sliding doorsets (Semi-circular)

Opening width 1,200 mm
Door radius:
up to 1,100 mm
Installation height:
max. 2,500 mm
Safeguarded via GEZE Ultrasonic sensor HZ-1 US
Cost-advantage: only one sensor required
Opening width 1,800 mm

Door radius:
1,4002,860 mm
Installation height: max.
3,000 mm
Safeguarded via GC 333 light curtains (Pos. 3),
combination sensor GC 362 R (Pos 5) and/or GC 362 SF
(Pos 4, for emergency exits)
Perfect safeguarding in all areas within the opening
width via overlapping light curtains
No light barriers required
No extra radar sensors required (GC 362 has radar +
infrared curtains)
W = Opening width
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Swing doorsets
Swing doorsets
Description
power operated doorset with a leaf which is hinged or
pivoted at one side
GEZE offers swing doorset drives in different variations

Slimdrive EMD-F
TSA 160NT
ECturn
Danger points
A
B
C
Main closing edge

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Swing doorsets
Description
Typical activation of GEZE doorsets
Radar detection GC 302 or GC 304 above the door hinge or on the
ceiling
Push buttons (e.g., elbow switch, LED sensor switch in hospitals)
Foot-operated contact switch (for restaurants)
Pull-switch (for bathrooms for persons with disabilites)
If a swing door opens towards the user, the activation zone should
be min. 1000 mm away from the leading edge in its fully open
position
Remote control (e.g. GEZE wireless transmitter)
>1000 mm
Point of activation

GC 334 / GC 338 sensor strips in both leaf sides
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Swing doorsets
Opening of doorset*
Safety distances against crushing, shearing and finger protection
(PSPE) for doorsets built on areas with through traffic or main users are elderly people, disabled
persons or children
Area of secondary closing edge is covered by guards or barriers
Low energy mode (see separate slide for further details)
Closing of doorset*
(PSPE)
Low energy mode
Danger points at secondary closing edges

Avoid fingertrap hazards via structure or by protective devices
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Swing doorsets
General
Low energy mode if door is moved by stored mechanical
energy in opening or closing cycle
Electro-sensitive protective equipment (e.g. sensor strips
GC 338 / GC 334) for doorsets built on areas with
through traffic or main users are elderly people, disabled
persons or children
Avoid fingertrap hazards via structure or by protective
devices (see figure b)
Opening of doorset*
Key
Dimensions in mm
1 Rubber cover
2 Rubber or textile cover
3 Profile

Sensor strips GC 338 / GC 334
Safety distances against crushing, shearing and
finger protection (see figure a)
Area of secondary closing edge is covered by guards
or barriers
a) Safety distances against crushing

shearing and finger protection
b) Fingertrap hazards
See Safeguarding of swing doorsets on next slide

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Swing doorsets
Closing of doorset*
Sensor strips GC 338 / GC 334 for whole door width
Sensor strips with protection of fast areas see below
Danger points at secondary closing edges

Avoid fingertrap hazards via structure or by protective
devices
Safeguarding of swing doorsets

It is not required to secure the whole travel area
instead, only the fast area (see image at right) needs to
be secured
Formula based on EN 16005 Annex G.1:
Examples
Travel time (in sec)

Door width (in m)
Required protected door width
3 <-- fill in
1,2 <-- fill in
0,72 m
Measured opening time: from 0to 80

Measured closing time: from 90to 10
Door with leaf width of 1.5 m opens in 4 seconds

fast area at door to be protected: 0.86 m
Door with leaf width of 1.2 m closes in 3 seconds
fast area at door to be protected: 0.72 m
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Swing doorsets
Permissible forces and low energy movement (1)
Low energy: protection without requirement of
additional protective devices
GEZE swing doorsets can

be adjusted to EN 16005
low energy requirements.
Required force to prevent a door from opening or closing any

further: max 67 N during the whole opening/closing cycle
No sensor strip (GC 334, GC 338) on leaves required
Permissible static force

Closing force: max 150 N, when the gap between main closing edge
and opposing edge is 8 mm

< 200 mm
max 400 N
200500 mm
max 700 N
> 500 mm
max 1400 N
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Swing doorsets
Low energy movement additional requirements (2)
Opening time
Minimum opening time from close to back check* or
80 (whichever occurs first) in >3 seconds
Closing time
Closing time from 90 to 10 in >3 seconds
From 10 to fully closed in >1.5 seconds
Calculation of speed settings for swing doorsets in low energy mode

Use below Excel table
Formula based on EN 16005 Annex F.1
Door weight (in kg)

Door width (in m)
Minimum opening time:
50 <-- fill in
0,75 <-- fill in
3 seconds
Examples
Door with 50 kg weight and 0.75 m leaf width requires
min 3 seconds to open resp. to fully close.
Door with 90 kg weight and 1.2 m leaf width requires
min 5.5 seconds to open resp. to fully close.
* Back check: slowing down of the opening speed before being fully opened
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Swing doorsets
GEZE EMD-F
2 radar movement detectors
GC 302
4 sensor strips
GC 334 or GC 338
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Swing doorsets
Requirements for doorsets in escape routes and emergency exits
General issues
Only doorsets with break-out function are
allowed for escape routes and emergency
exits (at any doorset position!)
Swing doors do not need to open
automatically in case mains power goes off or
in an emergency situation
Opening direction in escape direction
Force required to open: < 150 N
Caution!
Do not mix a doorset in an
escape route / emergency
exit
with a
fire resistant door,
where the door MUST
close in case of a fire or
emergency signal
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Swing doorsets
Testing for EN 16005 compliance on site
General issues
Tests are not required if a swing doorset is operated in low energy
mode, otherwise:
At main closing edge/opposing closing edge
Regardless of single or double-leaf configuration
Touchless protection (e.g., with GC 338 or GC 334) via CA
reference body; or if a contact is allowed with the doorset, check
permissible dynamic forces!
Protection area on swing

doorsets: 200 mm
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Swing doorsets
Door width
Fast area
Door width
Fast area
1200 mm
720 mm
1500 mm
860 mm
Product
Gross price
High-End
solution
(complete door
coverage)
GC 338
(1200 mm)
package
142219
798 EUR
Mid-range
solution
2 GC 334
(1100 mm)
packages
126408
798 EUR
Low-range
solution
2 GC 335
(990 mm)
packages +
4 slaves
2 176 EUR
+4 75,90
EUR =
655,60 EUR
Product
Gross price
GC 338
(1500 mm)
package
142757
1184 EUR
GC 338
(1200 mm)
package
142219
798 EUR
2 GC 335
(990 mm)
packages + 4
slaves
Examples
2 176 EUR
+4 75,90 EUR
= 655,60 EUR
Door with leaf width of

1.2 m closes in 3 seconds
fast area at door to
be protected: 0.72 m
Door with leaf width of
1.5 m opens in 4 seconds
fast area at door to
be protected: 0.86 m
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Swing doorsets
Safeguarding configuration Argumentation
High-end solution
GC 338 with integrated wall blanking and energy-saving
features, max. mounting position of 3.5 m; modern
technology for usage in difficult door situations like open
mesh floors or vertical handle bars.
Mid-range solution
GC 334 as a state-of-the-art sensor strip used solely for
safeguarding, max. mounting position of 3 m. No
integrated wall blanking nor energy-saving features.
Low-range solution
GC 335 as a cost-effective and reliable sensor strip,
max. mounting position of 2.5 m
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Swing doorsets
Safeguarding configuration Argumentation
GC 338
GC 334
GC 335
Max mounting height
3.5 m
3.0 m
2.5 m
Max door width
1.5 m
1.4 m
1.4 m
Reaction time
< 50 ms
32-128 ms
< 70 ms
IP 53
IP 53
IP 52
Surrounding temperature
-30 C 60 C
-25 C 55 C
-10 C 50 C
Wall blanking
Yes
No
No
Energy-saving feature
Yes
No
No
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Revolving doorsets
Revolving doorsets
Description
power operated doorset with one or more leaves
connected to a common vertical axis of rotation within an
enclosure
In Europe, GEZE delivers in 99% of the cases revolving

doorsets b) and c)
Danger points
A
B
C
D
E
F
G
Main closing edge

Leading edge
Leading mullion
Outer stile
Trailing mullion
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Revolving doorsets
Description
Typical activation of GEZE doorsets
Radar detection GC 302 or GC 304
Push buttons

GC 334 / GC 338 sensor in each leaf
GC 333 at opposing closing edge (C)
Heel protection on leaves
Distance between wall and leaf min 25 mm (C, G)
Distance between lower edge and leaf max 8 mm (B)
Switching device when leaf swivelling >15 in either direction
Emergency stop device
Illumination within doorset >50 lx
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Revolving doorsets
Low energy movement and permissible forces
Low energy: protection without requirement of
additional protective devices
Required force to prevent a door from opening or closing any
further: max 67 N during the whole opening/closing cycle
No sensor strip (GC 334, GC 338) on leaves required

< 200 mm
max 400 N
200500 mm
max 700 N
> 500 mm
max 1400 N
Illustrative example
Dynamic force after actuation
of protecting device:
GEZE revolving doorsets can be

adjusted to EN 16005 low energy
requirements.
max 150 N at danger points
At 200 mm gap width, max

dynamic force F = 400 N.
Measuring point at 1200 mm
height.
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Revolving doorsets
Safeguarding configuration
System parts and options
1. Radar detector GC 304
2. Radar detector GC 304 , adjacent side
3. Safety for opposing closing edge GC 333 C
4. Emergency stop switches
5. Program switch TPS-KDT-SCT
6. Key-operated switch (included in TPS-KDTSCT)
7. Warning stickers
8. Handicapped access switch
9. Safety sensor for opposing closing edge
10. Heel protection switch*
11. Vertical safety contact strip*
12. Sensor strip* GC 338 or GC 334 for
accompanying safety
* required for each leaf
GEZE SK revolving doorsets offer a complete
range of safeguarding configurations!
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Revolving doorsets
GEZE TSA 325, Germany
Radar movement detector
GC 302
Pre-mullion infrared
light curtain
GC 333 C
Sensor strip
GC 334
Emergency
button
Vertical rubber strip

on door leaf
Heel protection
Mullion rubber strip

at opposing close edge
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Revolving doorsets
TSA 325 with wide opening, Turkey
2 radar movement detectors
GC 302
Heel protection
Mullion rubber strip

at opposing close edge
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Revolving doorsets
General issues
Only doorsets with break-out function are
allowed for escape routes and emergency
exits (at any doorset position!)
Break-out function is unlocked when mains
power goes off (or via appropriate command
of e.g., a fire alarm system)
Break-out function release trigger method is
selected in the following order:
1. External signal via fire alarm or building
services control system (GEZE product?)
2. Release device positioned in a 24-h a day
manned area (hotel reception) with direct
view of the doorset
3. emergency stop equipment when the
doorset stops releases break-out mechanism
All GEZE revolving doors in escape

routes are equipped with break-out
solutions a) and f)
Alternative solution:
Emergency route deviation via swing
doors which are installed beside the
revolving door
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Revolving doorsets
General issues (2)
Emergency stop switch required in accordance
to EN ISO 13850 stop category 1
Exception: low energy revolving doorsets shall
be equipped with emergency stop switch stop
category 0.
Emergency stop switches are to be positioned
at the access point in the inner side of the
building
After a reset of an emergency stop, GEZE
revolving doorsets make a functional check and
automatically restart the system if all safety
functions are working correctly
GEZE Emergency
stop switch
ID-No. 126586
fulfills EN 13850
stop category 1
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Revolving doorsets
Testing for EN 16005 compliance on site
General issues
Tests are not required if revolving doorset is operated in low energy
mode, otherwise:
At main closing edge/opposing closing edge
Touchless protection (e.g., with GC 338 or GC 334) (Figure a) via
CA reference body; or if a contact is allowed with the doorset, check
permissible dynamic forces!
At secondary closing edge / floor
CB reference body is positioned in the leaf center. The doorset shall
come to a stop without passing over the body (Figure b).
No contact with door leaf is allowed, except for flexible parts of the
protective device
If a ESPE (e.g., GC 338 or GC 334) is used, test should be
performed with reference bodies CA+CB (Figure c)
At main closing edge / inside wall
Reference body CB is positioned at 1200 mm height above the floor
on the drum (Figure d)
No contact of door leaf allowed except for flexible parts of the
protective device
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Terms and definitions (1/2)
Power operated pedestrian door
Doorset for pedestrian passage only with one or more leaves that is moved, at least in one direction, by an
external energy supply (e.G. Electrically) instead of manual or stored mechanical energy. It includes drive,
leaves, protective devices and any components needed for its safe operation
Sliding door
Power operated pedestrian doorset with one or more leaves, moving horizontally in its guides parallel to
the adjacent structure
Folding door
Doorset with two or more leaves hinged together with one side of the leaf hinged or pivoted at the
doorset jamb
Revolving door
Power operated pedestrian doorset with one or more leaves connected to a common vertical axis of
rotation within an enclosure
Swing door
Power operated pedestrian doorset with a leaf which is hinged or pivoted at one side
Low energy power operated

door
Power operated pedestrian doorset with a limited kinetic energy
Fire door
Generic term used in this standard for fire resistance doorsets and/or smoke control doorsets
Break-out
System whereby doorset leaves and side screens can be pushed open manually in the direction of escape
Activator
Means by which the power operation of the doorset is started
Cycle
Movement consisting of an opening and closing movement
Lintel
Horizontal structural member spanning an opening at its head to carry a load above the opening
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Side screen
Side wall fixed or with a break out function that can be part of a power operated pedestrian doorset
Track
Component or assembly designed to guide or support a doorset leaf when it moves
Main closing edge
Edge of a doorset leaf, whose distance from the parallel opposing edge or surface determines the usable
aperture
Edge formed by the main closing edge of a counter closing leaf, a fixed edge or a surface against which the
doorset leaf is moving (e.G. frame, floor)
Any other closing edge of a doorset leaf, which is not the main closing edge or the opposing closing edge
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Main closing edge

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Instruction manuals to be provided by manufacturer

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Following data shall be included

Changes in the structural

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Doorset drive requirements

All GEZE doorset drives fulfill the

Construction for safe movement and stop under intended conditions

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All safety related parts in GEZE

Excerpt from Type approval certificate for EMD

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Activation of automatic doorsets

Remote control transmitters

Infrared (active or passive)

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Hazards and danger points

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The maximum allowed dynamic force

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Electro-sensitive protective equipment (ESPE)

Protective devices shall be designed so that:

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Barriers are intended to direct pedestrian traffic or to avoid pedestrians from

Sufficiently dimensioned safety distances to prevent crushing or drawing in are:

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GEZE offers sliding doorset drives in different variations

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