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1、ANSYBHMA A15631-2001 AMERICAN NATIONALSTANDARD FOR ELECTRIC STRIKES AND FRAME MOUNTED ACTUATORS SPONSOR BUIIDERS HARDWAREMANUFACTURERS ASSOCIATION,INC. AMERICAN NATIONALSTANDARDS INSTITUT Burglary Resistant Electric Locking Mechanisms; UL 1OC-1997 Fire Door Assemblies; ANSI/BHMA Al 56.1 8-2000 Mater
2、ials and Finishes; National Electrical Code ANSI/NFPA 70-1 996. Electric strikes and frame mounted actuators shall meet the requirements of UL Standard Grade 1 500.000 cvcles 5. OPERATIONAL TESTS FOR ELECTRIC STRIKES Grade 2 Grade 3 300.000 cvcles 100.000 cvcles Voltage ( 100% and For electric strik
3、es that use monitor switches, the switches shall function as intended at the conclusion of the test. Grade 1 Grade 2 Grade 3 1500 lbf (6670 N) 1000 lbf (4450 N) 500 lbf (2220 N) 5.2 Static Strength Test. Test to the procedures described in UL 1034, sections 54.2 and to the requirements specified in
4、5.2.1. I 85% of rated I I I 6 -,-,- Grade 1 Grade 2 Grade 3 Voltage 100% and 70 ft lb (95J) 50 ft. lb (685) 33ft. lb (45J) 85% of rated 5.4 Inductive Kickback Test. Connect the electrified lock through a switch to a power supply of the rated voltage. If designated to operate at more than one voltage
5、, configure the lock for the highest operating voltage. Use a storage oscilloscope with a minimum single-shot bandwidth of 200 megahertz with a ten megohm probe set to trigger on the falling edge of the supply voltage. Open the switch and record the captured trace. 5.4.1 Requirements: The peak volta
6、ge shall not exceed 92 volts for all grades. Grade 1 500,000 cycles 6. OPERATIONAL TESTS FOR LOCKS WITH FRAME MOUNTED ACTUATORS Grade 2 Grade 3 300,000 cycles 100,000 cycles 6.1 The lockset interfacing with the frame mounted actuator shall be qualified to the requirements of the applicable A156 Seri
7、es Standard. The resulting grade level will be applied to the assembly. (See 4.2). 6.2 operated at a rate not to exceed 30 cycles per minute. The number of cycles are specified. Cycle Test. Test to the Procedures described in UL 1034 sections 38.1.1. The test door shall be 6.2.1 Reauirements: The lo
8、ck and actuator shall orerate as intended at the conclusion of the test. 6.3 Inductive Kickback Test. Applicable to solenoid operators only. Connect the fiame mounted actuator through a switch to a power supply of its rated voltage. If designated to operate at more than one voltage, configure the ac
9、tuator for the highest operating voltage. Use a storage oscilloscope with a minimum single-shot bandwidth of 200 megahertz with a ten-megohm probe, and set to trigger on the falling edge of the supply voltage. Open the switch and record the captured trace. The peak voltage shall not exceed the requi
10、rements specified. 6.3.1 Requirements: The peak voltage shall not exceed 92 volts for all grades. 7 -,-,- 7. FINISH TESTS 7.1 These requirements do not predict the performance life of the finishes in actual use but are used as a quality control method to ensure consistent finish quality. All exposed
11、, architecturally finished parts are subject to the finish requirements as detailed below. The values given are minimum requirements. All tests shall be conducted in accordance with the applicable section of ANSUBHMA Al 56.18-2000. Finish tests are for all grades. 7.2 Salt Spray Test Requirements. O
12、rganic coatings: 24 Hours Inorganic coatings or base materials: 200 Hours 7.3. Humidity Test Requirements. Applicable for Organic Coatings only. Duration: 48 Hours, Pencil Hardness: 2H, Adhesion: Classification 4 Method B 7.4 Hardness Test Requirements. Conduct either 7.4.1 or 7.4.2 at the option of
13、 the manufacturer. Applicable for Organic Coatings only 7.4.1 7.4.2 Pencil Hardness Test Requirements. 2H Taber Abrasion Resistance Test Requirements 500 cycles 7.5 Perspiration Test Requirements. Applicable for organic coatings only. 4 Cycles 7.6 Ultraviolet Light and Condensation Test Requirements
14、. Applicable for organic coatings only. Test cycle 8 hours U.V. and 4 hours humidity at 50 degrees C for 144 total hours; Test to exterior grade using UVA 340 lamps. 8 -,-,- 8. DESCRIPTION AND TYPE NUMBERS 8.1 Electric Strike Functions 8.1.1 Semi Rim Mounted 5093 1 1 , E093 12, E093 13: For use with
15、 rim exit devices and surface iertical rod exit devices. 8.1.2 Mortised E09321, E09322, E09323: For use with mortise exit devices or locks not having dead bolts. 8.1.3 Mortised E0933 1, E09332, E09333: For use with locks having latch bolts and dead bolts. 8.1.4 Mortised E09341, E09342, E09343: For u
16、se with concealed vertical rod exit devices on single doors. 9 8.1.5 Mortised E0935 1 , E09352, E09353: For use with concealed vertical rod exit devices on pairs of doors. Spacing varies, consult manufacturers catalogs. 8.1.6 Rim Mounted E09361, E09632, E09633: For use with surface vertical rod exit
17、 devices on pairs of doors. Spacing varies, consult manufacturers catalogs. 8.1.7 Rim Mounted E09371, E09372, E09373: For use with rim latches. Electric strike is surface mounted on door frame. 10 -,-,- 8.1.8 Mortised E09381, E09382, E09383: For use with mortise exit devices or locks not having dead
18、 bolts. Electric strike has open back allowing both leaves of a pair of doors to be active. 8.1.9 Mortised E0939 1, E09392, E09393: For use with locks having dead bolts. 8.2 Frame Mounted Actuator Functions 8.2.1 Frame mounted actuators E0501 1 outside hub is locked electrically, mortise lock is unl
19、ocked by a remote switch, or by means of an outside key, or rotating the inside knob or lever which retracts the latchbolt and the auxilary latch. 8.2.2 Frame mounted actuators E05021 both sides hubs are locked and unlocked simultaneously, electrically mortise lock is unlocked by means of a remote s
20、witch, or by key from either side. then knob or lever retracts latchbolt and auxilary latch. 9. EXPLANATION OF IDENTIFYING NUMBERS 9.1 First letter denotes BHMA Product section (E) 9.2 First numeral indicates general or trim material used: O - Optional material 1 - Cast, forged or extruded brass or
21、bronze 2 - Wrought brass or bronze 3 - Cast, forged or extruded aluminum 4 - Wrought aluminum 5 - Stainless steel, 300 series 6 - Malleable iron 7 - Cast iron 8 - Wrought steel 9 - Zinc alloys 11 9.2.1 In this Standard, the first numeral O (optional material) has been used. Specifiers who delineate
22、a specific trim material do so by substituting the first numeral O as appropriate. Manufacturers catalogs are consulted to confirm availability. Trim materials most commonly used are aluminum, brass, bronze, 300 series stainless steel and zinc alloy. 9.3 Frame Mounted Actuators use the numeral “5”.
23、Electric Strikes use the numeral “9.” The second numeral for the products covered identifies the type of product. 9.4 Example: E09311 E - Section - (E) O - Material (Optional) 9 - Type of Product (Electric Strike) 3 1 - Function (Semi Rim Mounted) 1 - Grade (Grade 1) 12 -,-,- APPENDIX A USERS GUIDE
24、(Not a part of ANSUBHMA Al 56.3 1) A-1 DOORS AND FRAMES The provisions of this Standard evaluate electric strikes and actuators as a component and do not take under consideration the variety of doors, frames and other components available, some of which are vulnerable under the kinds of attacks desc
25、ribed. Select doors, frames and surrounding wall systems compatible with the level of lock security selected. A-2 FASTENERS Where lock strikes are applied to wood frames under 1 inch (25.4 mm) thick, screws normally furnished are sometimes inadequate. Specify screws of sufficient length to engage th
26、e structural stud behind the frame. A-3 FINISHES See ANSIBHMA Standard Al 56.18 for Materials and Finishes for a description of the finishes. Other available finishes are found in individual manufacturers catalogs. A-4 CONFORMANCE CRITERIA Certification that products offered meet the requirements of
27、 this Standard and conform to individual manufacturers drawings, specifications, standards and quality assurance practices are available and in some circumstances are required. Buyer requirements determine the need for proof of conformance such as first article inspection, test laboratory reports, o
28、r listings. Specifiers requiring assertions of conformance utilize statements of conformance by individual manufacturers, or test reports acceptable to the buyer. A-5 PRESERVATION, PACKAGING AND PACKING Unless other arrangements between buyer and seller are made, preservation, packaging and packing
29、shall be sufficient to protect containers and their contents under normal shipping and handling conditions from the source of supply to the destination point. A-6 MARKING Unless other arrangements between buyer and seller are made, marking shall be in accordance with the individual manufacturers standard practice. A-7 ELECTRIC STRIKES AND ACTUATORS IN STUD WALLS Consult the Steel Door Institute Industry Alert SDI 127D 1996 for installation requirements. 13