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GEZE SL DCU 1
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Occupier Safety Test
Extract from BS 7036 : Part 2 : 1996 ( Annexes )
This section provides a checklist for occupier safety tests on powered doors, which suit
the majority of installations. However, the person / organization responsible for the
operation and maintenance of the doors should consider each individual installation and
adopt a safety test procedure that is suitable for that installation. Additional tests to those
given in this section may be necessary if specified by the manufacturer.
Occupier safety check list for all types of powered sliding doors
The occupier is responsible for undertaking the following test procedure which should be
carried out at least weekly unless a different frequency for tests is identified in the Hazard
Analysis and Risk Assessment ( See 4.6.2.1 of Part 1 ).
For safety reasons it should not be assumed that equipment is working safely. There
should be no notice boards, literature racks, merchandise displays, or other distractions or
obstructions in the vicinity of the door that may congest or inhibit the traffic flow.
If a fault is found which affects the safe operation of the door, the door operating
equipment should be switched off and the door made safe. Use of the door should not be
re-instated until an authorized technician has undertaken repairs.
Automatic Activation Devices
Sensor Activation (if fitted)
1) Test Sensors by walking towards the door opening. The door should start to open
when a person is approximately 1400mm (5 ft ) from the door. The door should slide
smoothly to the open position and stop without impact.
2) Step out of the activation zone. After a delay (normally 1s to 5s ) the door should close
smoothly.
3) Repeat 1 and 2 on the other side of the door opening if the door has two way
operation.
Safety Devices
4) Various devices are available to protect the threshold area by preventing a door from
closing whilst the area is occupied. These include presence-sensing devices, hold
open beams or safety mats. Test these devices as follows:
a) Presence Sensing Devices. If presence sensing devices are fitted, place the test
object (see 8.4.2 of Part 1) within 150 mm of the plane of movement of the door
(but not interrupting the safety light barrier) and verify the door remains open for a
minimum of 30 s. After a minimum of 30 s it is allowable for the door to close.
b) Hold Open Beams. If hold open beams are fitted, place the test object ( see 8.4.2
of part 1 ) on the threshold and verify the door remains open.
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GEZE SL DCU 1 Specifications

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BrandGEZE
ModelSL DCU 1
CategoryDoor Opening System
LanguageEnglish

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