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EU-Standards

Comparison of the relevant standards for attack-prevention glazing and constructions according to old DIN and new DIN EN standards

Within the framework of Europeanization, national standards are being replaced by European standards. In order to enable a reference to these standards, a comparison is necessary. However, the comparisons are to be understood only as a correlation, since in some cases the test conditions have changed and/or new resistance classes or criteria have been added.

Throw-through and break-through prevention glass

Comparison of DIN EN 356
and DIN 52290 Part 3 and Part 4


Resistance class according to EN 356 Designation according to
DIN 52290-4
Resistance class against throw break-through*)
Designation according to
DIN 52290-3
Resistance class against break-through *)
P1A - -
P2A A1 -
P3A A2 -
P4A A3 -
P5A - -
P6B - B1
P7B - B2
P8B - B3
* As a correlation (approximately)

In DIN EN 356 the following changes have been made with respect to DIN 52290:
  • Testing method with throw-through prevention and break-through prevention combined and a corresponding continuous grouping created.
  • Resistance classes P1A and P5A included
  • Designation of the resistance classes A1 to A3 changed to P2A to P4A and B1 to B3 changed to P6B to P8B.
  • Drop heights for the resistance classes P2A to P4A compared to the resistance classes A1 to A3 reduced by 500 mm in each case.
  • Testing methods and test equipment for break-through prevention described in detail.

Content with incorporation of a section "Terms" basically editorially re-worked.




Penetration-shot prevention glass

Comparison of DIN EN 1063 and DIN 52290 Part 2
According to resistance class
DIN EN 1063
According to resistance class
DIN 52290-2 *)

BR1-NS

-
BR1-S -
BR2-NS C1-SF
BR2-S C1-SAT
BR3-NS C2-SF
BR3-S C2-SAT
BR4-NS C3-SF
BR4-S C3-SAT
BR5-NS
BR5-S
BR6-NS C4-SF
BR6-S C4-SAT
BR7-NS C5-SF
BR7-S C5-SAT
   
SG1
SG2
* As a correlation (approximately)




Explosive effect prevention

Comparison of DIN EN 13123-1 and DIN 52290 part 5
According to resistance class
DIN EN 13123-1
According to resistance class
DIN 52290-5 *)
EPR1 D1
EPR2 D2
EPR3 -
EPR4 D3
*) As a correlation (approximately)





Penetration-shot prevention windows, doors, closures

Comparison of DIN EN 1522 and the test conditions in accordance with LKA Baden-Wuerttemberg
According to resistance class
DIN EN 1522
Test conditions for the shooting prevention material *)
FB1-NS -
FB1-S -
FB2-NS M1-SF
FB2-S M1-SAT
FB3-NS M2-SF
FB3-S M2-SAT
FB4-NS M3-SF
FB4-S M3-SAT
FB5-NS -
FB5-S -
FB6-NS M4-SF
FB6-S M4-SAT
FB7-NS M5-SF
FB7-S M5-SAT
SG1 -
SG2 -
* As a correlation (approximately)

Status: May 1982 from the Baden-Württemberg State Bureau of Criminal Investigation - Central Department for Security Electronics and Consultation
(A DIN for the evaluation of shot-prevention window and door constructions did not exist).





Anti-burglary measure windows, doors, closures

Comparison DIN V ENV 1627 and DIN 18054 / DIN 18103
According to resistance class
DIN V ENV 1627
D     A CH
DIN window 18054
*)
Doors DIN 18103
*)
Roller shutters testing guideline for burglary-prevention roller shutters OENORM B 5338 VST/ BVD-directive
WK 1 - - ER1 X -
WK 2 EF0/1 ET1 ER2 - N
WK 3 EF2 ET2 ER3 - 1
WK 4 EF3 ET3 ER4 - 2
WK 5 - - ER5 - 3
WK 6 - - ER6 - -
*) As a correlation (approximately)

For the class EF3 / SP 3, it must be verified by an additional test that the elements classified in accordance with DIN 18054: 1991-12 and/or DIN V 18103 (withdrawn through this provisional standard) are provided with sufficient drilling protection.