Burglar-resistant RC – P AEEribel manufactures and installs an extensive range of burglar-resistant doors, windows, and other interior joinery. The purpose of burglary resistance is to prevent unauthorized access or to obstruct escape attempts. We offer products up to RC4 class according to the European standard, or P1 AE20 class according to the Belgian standard of the FPS Justice. Both standards are tested in a recognized institution.
To be considered tamper-resistant or burglar-resistant, the element must possess a homogeneous burglary-delay capability. We define this capability as the resistance of the joinery against static load, dynamic load, and a manual attack attempt.
| Burglar | Static load | Manual attack test | |||
| Toolset | Resistance time | ||||
| P3 AE10 | 2x Experienced | 500 kg | Justice | 2x 10 min | |
| P2 AE20 | 2x Experienced | 2500 kg | Justice | 2x 20 min | |
| P1 AE20 | 2x Experienced | 3500 kg | Justice | 2x 20 min | |
| P0 AE20 | 2x Experienced | 7500 kg | Justice | 2x 20 min | |
During static tests, we apply a test load at various points on the test element. We increase the load linearly until the maximum test load (15 kN) is reached and maintain it for a certain period of time.
The element fails the static test if the maximum allowable displacement for the intended strength class and the applied load type during the test is exceeded.
The dynamic tests are conducted on test elements from strength classes 1 to 3, which have passed the static tests. In these tests, we drop an impactor (double band of 50 kg) from a specified height onto several points determined by the standard on the test side of the element.
Manual tests are conducted on test elements from strength classes 2 to 6, which have successfully passed both static and dynamic tests.
During the manual test, using a specific set of tools, we identify the weak and vulnerable spots of the test element. Subsequently, we proceed with the actual burglary attempt, aiming to force an opening within a specified time frame. The tools and the test door are selected based on the intended strength class.
| Europe | Justice Belgium | |
| Standards | EN 1627 (Requirements and classification) EN 1628 (Static load) EN 1629 (Dynamic load) EN 1630 (Manual attack test) |
Belgian Standard FPS Justice - Static Load - Manual Attack Test |
| Classes | RC1 RC2 RC3 RC4 RC5 RC6 |
P3 AE10 P2 AE20 P1 AE20 P0 AE20 |
Our burglary-resistant products can be enhanced with one or more additional performances: acoustic insulation, fire-resistant, bulletproof, airtight, smoke-resistant, and thermal insulation.
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