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GB29364-2012

Indicating and control unit for fire resistant doorsets

防火门监控器

GB 29364-2012 is a current mandatory Chinese national standard for Indicating and control unit for fire resistant doorsets. It appears in the Construction compliance cluster with a product safety focus and has an implementation date of Jul 1, 2013.

Applicability depends on product scope, certification route, competent authority notices and transition rules. Requst for the translation or verify source before using this record in a compliance decision.

Compliance overview

Scope and applicability

This standard applies to indicating and control units for fire resistant doorsets (fire door monitors) installed in general industrial and civil buildings. It covers the terminology, requirements, testing, and marking for these control devices. It is mandatory for manufacturers producing fire door monitoring systems for the Chinese market. Other environments may refer to this standard as well.

Technical requirements

The standard specifies mandatory requirements for Chapters 4, 6, and 7, covering general performance, inspection rules, and marking. It defines the requirements for main components such as indicators, fuses, terminal blocks, and backup power supplies. For overall performance, the standard mandates basic functions including displaying and controlling the open/close status of fire doors, receiving fire alarm signals from automatic fire alarm systems, and issuing start signals within specific timeframes. Manufacturers must ensure the monitor can record at least 10,000 status events and upload this information. It also sets forth requirements for insulation resistance, dielectric strength, and electromagnetic compatibility (EMC) to ensure the device operates reliably under various electrical disturbances, referencing standards like GB/T 17626.2 through GB/T 17626.11. Furthermore, the standard outlines environmental and mechanical durability requirements, including resistance to temperature variations, humidity, vibrations, and collisions, ensuring the monitor maintains a normal monitoring state during and after these tests.

Testing methods

The standard details comprehensive testing procedures to verify compliance. Key tests include the basic function test, which checks the monitor's response to fire alarm signals and its control over electric closers and electromagnetic release devices. EMC tests are conducted according to relevant GB/T standards to assess immunity against electrostatic discharge, radiated electromagnetic fields, and electrical fast transients. Environmental tests evaluate performance under low temperature and constant damp heat conditions, while mechanical tests assess durability against vibrations and impacts. Manufacturers must pass both factory and type inspections to certify their products.

FAQs

What products are regulated under GB 29364-2012?

It regulates indicating and control units for fire resistant doorsets, which are control devices used to display and control the open/close status of fire doors in industrial and civil buildings.

Are the requirements in GB 29364-2012 mandatory?

Yes, Chapters 4 (Requirements), 6 (Inspection Rules), and 7 (Marking) are mandatory, while the rest are recommended.

What kind of environmental tests are required?

The standard requires climate environment tolerance tests (low temperature, constant damp heat) and mechanical environment tolerance tests (vibration, collision) to ensure reliability.

The summary above provides a high-level overview of GB 29364-2012. To ensure complete compliance for your products entering the Chinese market, a precise and professional translation of the full technical specifications is essential. Purchase our high-quality English translation of GB 29364-2012 today to access all detailed parameters, tables, and testing procedures.

Applicability hints

Type
Product
CCS
C81
ICS
13.220.20
Competent department
National Fire and Rescue Administration
Technical committee
National Technical Committee on Fire Protection of Standardization Administration of China