G4S ACADEMY STANDARDS COMPARISON KEY

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G4S ACADEMY STANDARDS COMPARISON KEY ANTIRAM PROTECTION SHELL AND CELL SECURITY DOORS, ROLLING FRONTS & WINDOWS SHELL AND CELL SECURITY BUILDING ELEMENTS SHELL AND CELL SECURITY

1 G4S ACADEMY STANDARDS COMPARISON KEY ANTIRAM PROTECTION SHELL AND CELL SECURITY DOORS, ROLLING FRONTS & WINDOWS SHELL AND CELL SECURITY BUILDING ELEMENTS SHELL AND CELL SECURITY GLASS, HAMMERGLASS & FILM COMPLETE LOCK UNITS VAULTS AND VAULT DOORS SECURE STORAGE UNITS BALLISTICS PROTECTION BLAST PROTECTION SHOCK TUBE BLAST PROTECTION OUTDOOR GUIDE VERSION

2 G4S GUIDES STANDARDS Most professional security products are tested according to international standards. This is ideal for the user, supplier and consultant, as it makes it possible to actually compare products. G4S Academy provides overviews of the standards we primarily employ. More information about the standards is available at SIS in Sweden ( and Danish Standards in Denmark ( We also use the British Standards Institution ( The overall authority for these standards is the European Committee for Standardization CEN ( The international trade organization behind the standards is the International Security Association ESSA ( Leading testing institutions include: VdS Schadenverhütung GmbH ( and SP Technical Research Institute ( The Danish Insurance Agency (DIA) discontinued the standard thief method as of December 31, This meant it was no longer possible to test security products or make minor changes to existing products, and that registration of security products was only accepted for two years up to December 31, Products tested according to the standard thief method that have not subsequently been tested by an approved standard (usually the European Norms EN standard) and reregistered will be placed on the list of discontinued products after December 31, Discontinued products may not be used in new installations. This means that suppliers, consultants and users must comply with the EN standards in future.

CONTENTS 1. Antiram Protection 2. Shell and Cell Security Doors, Rolling Fronts & Windows 3. Shell and Cell Security Building Elements 4. Shell and Cell Security Glass, Hammerglass & Film 5.

3 CONTENTS 1. Antiram Protection 2. Shell and Cell Security Doors, Rolling Fronts & Windows 3. Shell and Cell Security Building Elements 4. Shell and Cell Security Glass, Hammerglass & Film 5. Complete Lock Units 6. Vaults and Vault Doors 7. Secure Storage Units 8. Ballistics Protection 9. Blast Protection Shock Tube. Blast Protection Outdoor THIS VERSION CONTAINS IMPORTANT UPDATES The complete comparison key has been edited for typos and printing errors as of today.

4 1. ANTIRAM PROTECTION ASTM US F ASTM TEST/SPEED KM/H ASTM VEHICLES ASTM PENETRATION DISTANCE DOS US SDSTD 1985 DOS PENETRATION DISTANCE PAS 68 GBR 20 PAS 68 VEHICLES PAS TEST TEST/SPEED KM/H C40 NOT C50 C60 PU40 PU50 PU60 M30 M40 M50 H30 H SMALL PASSENGER CAR 1,0 KG LARGE PASSENGER CAR 4 4 2,300 KG MEDIUM DUTY TRUCK 6,8 KG P1 LESS THAN 1.00 METER P TO 7 P TO 30 P4 MORE THAN 30 H50 HEAVY GOODS VEHICLE 29,500 KG K4 K8 K12 M1 SMALL PASSENGER CAR 1,500 KG L3 LESS THAN METER L TO 6.1 L1 6.1 TO 15.3 M2 LARGE PASSENGER CAR 4 4 2,500 KG 16/32/48/64/80/96/112 16/32/48/64/80/96/112 N1 PICKUP TRUCK 3,500 KG 16/32 48/64 80/96 N2 MEDIUM DUTY TRUCK 7,500 KG/2 AXLES N3 HEAVY GOODS VEHICLE 18,000 KG/2 AXLES & 32,000 KG/4 AXLES 16/32/48/64 16/32/48/64/80 The classification is broken down into primary groups and secondary groups as follows: Example A: PAS 68 N / 90:3.3/18.9 in which the secondary group indicates that the vehicle s weight was 7,500 kg and speed was 32 km/h while the primary group is the PAS 68 standard with N2 classification. The secondary group indicates that the angle of collision was 90 degrees, the front penetrated 3.3 meters beyond the bollard and large fragments landed 18.9 meters beyond the bollard. Example B: ASTM M30 P2 in which the secondary group indicates that maximum penetration was 1.01 to 7.00 meters. The vehicle s weight was 6,8 kg and the speed was 28.0 to 37.9 km/h. The primary group indicates that it is the ASTM standard with M30 classification. The decision regarding which solution is required should be based on a risk assessment of the type of vehicle and how much speed can be achieved before collision. The ASTM and DoS standards also make it possible to assess how far the vehicle (or parts of the vehicle) will pass beyond the antiram protection measure after collision (called penetration distance in the chart). This is relevant information for placement of the antiram solution. The distance between the bollards also needs to be included in the requirements specification.

5 2. SHELL AND CELL SECURITY DOORS, ROLLING FRONTS & WINDOWS EN RC/WK/MK GLASS PANEL EN 356 DIA SECURITY LEVEL STANDARD THIEF METHOD* SKAFOR MAIN GROUP 1 STANDARD THIEF EPRT EST. PROFESSIONAL EN TEST TIME EN PULL/PUSH LIFT NOT RC 0 RC 1 RC 2 RC 3 RC 4 RC 5 RC 6 P4A P5A P6B P7B** P8B /50 60 YELLOW GREEN BLUE RED > > KG 300 KG 150 KG 300 KG 300 KG 600 KG 600 KG 1,000 KG 1,000 KG 1,500 KG 1,000 KG 1,500 KG * Standard discontinued as of December 31, 2015 Re. SKAFOR Main Group 2, see Tables 6 & 7. ** Glass panels larger than mm (rectangle), mm (oval) or Ø 350 mm (circle) must be able to resist the same degree of attack as the entire door leaf. EN 1627 Classification EN 1628 Static load (load placed on all corners, handles and hinges) EN 1629 Dynamic load (hits by a 50 kg pendulum on all corners and then three times in the center) EN 1630 Manipulation (manual test with 6 different tool sets from screwdrivers and pliers to angle grinders and fire axes) If the protection must fulfill other functions: EN 1634 Fire doors EN 179 Emergency exit devices (instructed persons) EN 1125 Panic exit devices (noninstructed persons) EN 1522/1523/63 (Ballistics, Table 8) EN 13125/13541 (Blasts, Tables 9 & ) Note: Products tested in accordance with EN RC/WK/MK belong to the categories Thin Sheet and Main Group 1 in the old standard systems. Note also that the security elements should only be installed in building elements with the same resistance time.

6 3. SHELL AND CELL SECURITY BUILDING ELEMENTS EN RC/WK/MK DIA SECURITY LEVEL STANDARD THIEF METHOD*** SKAFOR MAIN GR. 1 EPRT EST. PROFESSIONAL EXAMPLES OF MATERIALS FOR REINFORCEMENT OF BUILDING ELEMENTS CATEGORY BUILDING ELEMENTS EXAMPLES OF CONSTRUCTIONS IFIED AS STABLE BUILDING ELEMENTS NOT RC 0 RC 1 RC 2 RC 3 RC 4 RC 5 RC /50 60 YELLOW GREEN BLUE RED > 20 PLYWOOD 912 MM* PLYWOOD 1619 MM* PLYWOOD 22 MM* OR STEEL PLATE 1.5 MM** STEEL PLATE 2 MM**, HAMMERGLASS 8 MM OR PLYWOOD 9 MM* W/ STEEL PLATE 1.5 MM** WEAK WEAK WEAK STABLE STABLE HIGHLY STABLE HIGHLY STABLE 300 MM MASS WALL 240 & 300 MM BARRIER WALL (MASONRY) 240 MM WOOD FRAME WALL 200 MM WOOD FRAME WALL 300 MM CAVITY WALL 300 MM BARRIER WALL (LIGHTWEIGHT CONCRETE) 300 MM MASS WALL (CONCRETE) 335 MM MASONRY ELEMENT, 370 MM CONCRETE ELEMENT 120 MM SOLID REINFORCED CONCRETE WITH FINEMESHED REINFORCEMENT * EN & EN 6362, nonloadbearing construction ** EN 025, steel type S235JR *** Standard discontinued as of December 31, 2015 Re. SKAFOR Main Group 2, see Tables 6 & 7. EN 1627 Classification EN 1628 Static load (load placed on all corners, handles and hinges) EN 1629 Dynamic load (hits by a 50 kg pendulum on all corners and then three times in the center) EN 1630 Manipulation (manual test with 6 different tool sets from screwdrivers and pliers to angle grinders and fire axes) Note: Products tested in accordance with EN RC/WK/MK belong to the categories Thin Sheet and Main Group 1 in the old standard systems. Note also that the building elements should only be used with security elements with the same resistance time.

7 4. SHELL AND CELL SECURITY GLASS, HAMMERGLASS & FILM TYPE EN 356 COMPARISON EN DIA SECURITY LEVEL STANDARD THIEF METHOD* SKAFOR MAIN GR. 1 STANDARD THIEF EPRT EST. PROFESSIONAL EN TEST TIME EN NO. OF ATTACKS GLASS & FILM GLASS & HAMMERGLASS NOT NOT P1A P2A P3A P4A P5A P6B P7B P8B RC 0 RC 1 RC 2 RC 3 RC 4 RC 5 RC /50 60 YELLOW GREEN BLUE RED > > STEEL BALL DROP TEST FROM 1.5 M / 60 JOULE 3 STEEL BALL DROP TEST FROM 3.0 M / 120 JOULE 3 STEEL BALL DROP TEST FROM 6.0 M / 240 JOULE 3 STEEL BALL DROP TEST FROM 9.0 M 3 3 STEEL BALL DROP TESTS FROM 9.0 M AXE ATTACKS AXE ATTACKS > 70 AXE ATTACKS * Standard discontinued as of December 31, 2015 Re. SKAFOR Main Group 2, see Tables 6 & 7. EN 1627 Classification EN 1628 Static load (load placed on all corners, handles and hinges) EN 1629 Dynamic load (hits by a 50 kg pendulum on all corners and then three times in the center) EN 1630 Manipulation (manual test with 6 different tool sets from screwdrivers and pliers to angle grinders and fire axes) Note: Products tested in accordance with EN RC/WK/MK belong to the categories Thin Sheet and Main Group 1 in the old standard systems. Note also that glass, Hammerglass and film should only be used with security elements and building elements with the same resistance time.

8 5. COMPLETE LOCK UNITS IFICATIONS ATTACK RESISTANCE, SECURITY AND, SECURITY DIA SECURITY LEVEL STANDARD THIEF METHOD* SKAFOR MAIN GR. 1 EN MECHANICAL LOCK CASE & STRIKE PLATE EN ELECTROMECHANICAL LOCK CASE & STRIKE PLATE EN 1303 MECHANICAL CYLINDER EN MECHATRONIC CYLINDER EN 1906 HANDLES & KNOBS EN PULL/PUSH LIFT LOCK UNIT I NOT 20 LOCK UNIT I 30 LOCK UNIT II 40 LOCK UNIT III 50 LOCK UNIT IV 60 LOCK UNIT IV YELLOW GREEN BLUE BLUE BLUE RED 3 MEDIUM SECURITY NO 5 HIGH SECURITY 5 > 30,000 COMBINATIONS 3 MIN. 1 SAME AS MECHANICAL + ELECTROMECHANICAL, COMBINATIONS 1 LOW SECURITY 3 MEDIUM SECURITY NO 5 HIGH SECURITY 5 > 30,000 COMBINATIONS 3 MIN. 1 SAME AS MECHANICAL + ELECTROMECHANICAL, COMBINATIONS 1 LOW SECURITY 5 HIGH SECURITY 5 HIGH SECURITY 5 > 30,000 COMBINATIONS 3 MIN. 1 SAME AS MECHANICAL + ELECTROMECHANICAL, COMBINATIONS 1 LOW SECURITY 5 HIGH SECURITY 5 HIGH SECURITY 5 > 30,000 COMBINATIONS 5 MIN. 2 SAME AS MECHANICAL + ELECTROMECHANICAL, COMBINATIONS 1 LOW SECURITY 7 VERY HIGH SECURITY 7 VERY HIGH SECURITY 6 > 0,000 COMBINATIONS 5 MIN. 2 SAME AS MECHANICAL + ELECTROMECHANICAL, COMBINATIONS 1 LOW SECURITY 7 VERY HIGH SECURITY 7 VERY HIGH SECURITY 6 > 0,000 COMBINATIONS 5 MIN. 2 SAME AS MECHANICAL + ELECTROMECHANICAL, COMBINATIONS 1 LOW SECURITY KG 300 KG 150 KG 300 KG 300 KG 600 KG 600 KG 1,000 KG 1,000 KG 1,500 KG 1,000 KG 1,500 KG * Standard discontinued as of December 31, 2015 Re. SKAFOR Main Group 2, see Tables 6 & 7. Please visit for more information on requirements for locks at the various security levels. These standards do not include tests for manipulation and lock picking.

9 6. VAULTS AND VAULT DOORS EN (A1) EN (A2) EN 1300 LOCKS SECURE STORAGE UNITS DIA SECURITY LEVEL STANDARD THIEF METHOD* SKAFOR MAIN GROUP 2 STANDARD SS3492 (SWEDISH STANDARD) EPRT ESTIMATED PROFESSIONAL RESISTANCE TIME EX. OF MATERIALS FOR BUILDING MODULAR VAULTS 0 NOT S 8 A A A B 2 B 2 B 2 C 2 C 2 C S D OR 3 C BLUE RED > 40 S D SAFE 20 HOWENI EUROSAFE MODUL EL ST50 I HOWENI EUROSAFE MODUL EL ST60 II 30 HOWENI EUROSAFE MODUL EL ST70 III 60 HOWENI EUROSAFE MODUL EL ST70 V HOWENI EUROSAFE MODUL EL ST70 VI 120 HOWENI EUROSAFE MODUL EL ST0 VIII * Standard discontinued as of December 31, 2015 Re. SKAFOR Main Group 1, see Tables 3, 4 & 5. Grades 0, 1 & 2 are approved for weapons storage. Vaults and vault doors can also be used for server rooms and archives.

10 7. SECURE STORAGE UNITS EN (A1) EN (A2) EN (S1 & S2)** DIA SECURITY LEVEL STANDARD THIEF METHOD* SKAFOR MAIN GROUP 2 STANDARD THIEF METHOD SS3492 (SWEDISH STANDARD) INSTA A6/611/612 NOT S1 S YELLOW GREEN ANTITHEFT BOX 1 & 2 BLUE RED > 40 S 8 13 SAFE 70 POINTS 130 POINTS 190 POINTS 300 POINTS 420 POINTS EPRT ESTIMATED PROFES SIONAL MAXIMUM AMOUNT W/ REGISTERED LOCK UNITS ON OUTER DOORS 15,000 40,000 60, , , ,000 MAXIMUM AMOUNT W/ SECURITY LEVEL 20 0 W/ MONITORED ALARM TRANSMISSION 30,000 80, , ,000 1,500,000 1,800,000 MAXIMUM AMOUNT W/ SECU RITY LEVEL 20 0 W/ MONITO RED ALARM TRANSMISSION W/ ID & VAULT CONTACT 60, , ,000 1,200,000 3,000,000 * Standard discontinued as of December 31, 2015 Re. SKAFOR Main Group 1, see Table. ** EN 1300, locks on secure storage units, see Table 6 (Vaults and Vault Doors) Grades 0, 1 & 2 are approved for weapons storage. The maximum amount requirements may vary depending on the insurance company. This is only a guideline. You should always contact your insurance company.

11 8. BALLISTICS PROTECTION EN 1522 & 1523 ELEMENTS, WINDOWS, DOORS, ROLLING FRONTS ETC. EN 63 GLASS NO. OF ATTACKS DISTANCE NOT NOT FSG FSG FB1 FB2 FB3 FB4 FB5 FB6 FB7 SG1 1 ATTACK SG2 BR1 BR2 5 BR3 5 BR4 5 WEAPON SHOTGUN SHOTGUN RIFLE PISTOL PISTOL PISTOL CALIBER 12/70 12/70 22 LR PROJECTILE TYPE L RN 9 MM LUGER FJ1 RN SC 357 MAGNUM 44 MAGNUM BR5 RIFLE AUTOMATIC RIFLE BR6 RIFLE AUTOMATIC RIFLE MM MM BR7 RIFLE MM AP* PROJECTILE WEIGHT 31.0 GRAMS 31.0 GRAMS 2.6 GRAMS 8.0 GRAMS.2 GRAMS 15.6 GRAMS 4.0 GRAMS 9.5 GRAMS 9.8 GRAMS PROJECT SPEED +/ FJ1 CB SC 420 M/S 360 M/S 400 M/S 430 M/S 440 M/S 950 M/S 830 M/S 820 M/S FJ2 FN SC FJ2 PB SCP1 FJ1 PB SC FJ2 PB HC1 * Armor piercing L = Lead RN = Round nose bullet FJ1 = Full steel jacket (plated) SC = Soft core CB = Cone bullet FJ2 = Full copper alloy jacket FN = Flat nose bullet PB = Pointed bullet SCP1 = Soft core (lead) with steel penetrator (type SS9) HC1 = Steel hard core, mass 3.7 ± 0.1 grams, hardness more than 63 HRC Note: Professional advice should be obtained early in the project planning phase.

12 9. BLAST PROTECTION SHOCK TUBE EPR BLAST RESISTANCE (SHOCK TUBE) EN (ELEMENT)* PRESSURE ** EPR 1 (S/NS) EPR 2 (S/NS) EPR 3 (S/NS) EPR 4 (S/NS) 0.5 BAR 50 KPA 1 BAR 0 KPA 1.5 BAR 150 KPA 2 BAR 200 KPA PULSE 3.7 BAR PER MS 9.0 BAR PER MS 15.0 BAR PER MS 22.0 BAR PER MS TIME > 20 MS > 20 MS > 20 MS > 20 MS * Maximum size of element is 1 90 cm ** Reservations primarily due to price, but has excellent properties. Note: Professional advice should be obtained early in the project planning phase.

13 . BLAST PROTECTION OUTDOOR EXR BLAST RESISTANCE (OPEN RANGE TEST) EN / EXR 1 (S/NS) EXR 2 (S/NS) EXR 3 (S/NS) EXR 4 (S/NS) EXR 5 (S/NS) RANGE TEST 3 KG 3 KG 12 KG 12 KG 20 KG DISTANCE PRESSURE 2.5 BAR 250 KPA 8.0 BAR 800 KPA 7.0 BAR 700 KPA 16.0 BAR 1600 KPA 28.0 BAR 2800 KPA PULSE 3 BAR PER MS 5 BAR PER MS 7 BAR PER MS BAR PER MS 15 BAR PER MS Note: Professional advice should be obtained early in the project planning phase.

14 G4S ACADEMY CONSULTING, CONSULTING, EDUCATION EDUCATION & INFORMATION INFORMATION G4S is the largest security company in Denmark and the world, with more than 0 years experience. We share our knowledge through our ISOcertified G4S Academy. Our goal is to establish a partnership with our customers and to improve risk mitigation through close collaboration and knowledge sharing. We welcome all comments and ideas, so we can continue to develop our material and ensure that it is as useful as possible, now and in the future. UPDATES Contact G4S Academy to receive updated material free of charge. We update our material whenever there is a need for it. You will find the version number on the front page. LIABILITY AND RESERVATIONS FOR PRINTING ERRORS G4S Academy assumes no liability for security decisions made based on this material. The material is developed as a project among several stakeholders, and G4S Academy can therefore not assume full liability. STANDARDS Most professional security products are tested according to international standards. This is ideal for the user, supplier and consultant, as it makes it possible to actually compare products. G4S Academy provides overviews of the standards we primarily employ. We always recommend using products that are tested and classified to the extent it is technically possible and in accordance with current standards. OTHER MATERIAL, EVENTS, SEMINARS AND COURSES We regularly develop new material. See more at CONTACT You are welcome to contact us for further information. Just call or send an to academy@dk.g4s.com. SUBSCRIBE TO OUR NEWSLETTER Text the word G4S to 1980 to receive our G4S Academy newsletters.

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