SN EN 16005+A1:2024 is a standard that outlines safety requirements and test methods for power-operated pedestrian doorsets, published by CEN/TC 33. It applies to various environments where such doorsets are utilized.

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Purpose and objectives

The primary goal of SN EN 16005+A1:2024 is to ensure safety in the use of power-operated pedestrian doorsets. This standard specifies essential safety requirements and test methods to mitigate risks associated with door operations. By setting clear benchmarks, it aims to enhance the functional safety of these doors, protecting users from hazards such as crushing, shearing, and entrapment. Ultimately, the standard supports manufacturers and stakeholders in producing compliant, safe, and efficient doorsets that meet user needs and regulatory expectations.

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Scope: who must comply

SN EN 16005+A1:2024 applies to manufacturers, installers, and maintenance providers of power-operated pedestrian doorsets across various sectors, including commercial, industrial, and public buildings. Typical industries include retail, transportation, and healthcare, where the safety and efficiency of door operations are critical. Compliance is essential for organizations that prioritize user safety and regulatory adherence within the Construction Materials & Buildings context, ensuring that their doorsets meet established safety standards.

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How SN EN 16005+A1:2024 relates to other standards

SN EN 16005+A1:2024 is related to several other standards that enhance its framework:

• EN 16005:2023 serves as a predecessor, laying the foundation for the current compliance requirements.
• SIA 343.401+A1 complements the standard by providing additional guidelines on safety in door operation.
• ISO 9001 outlines quality management principles that can support compliance with SN EN 16005+A1:2024.

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Revision history and current status

The current revision of SN EN 16005+A1:2024 was published by CEN in 2024. This revision includes updates to safety requirements and test methods to address emerging safety concerns and technological advancements in door automation. Key changes involve enhanced specifications for energy sources and motorization controls, and improved guidelines for managing significant hazards associated with doorsets.