Non-contact presence detection - doors; gates and traffic barriers
Webinar
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DHF - Door & Hardware Federation
About the CPD course
Non-contact presence detection is one of the three ways that powered doors; gates and barriers can be prevented from injuring people and achieve compliance with EN 12453. However; in 2000 when the standard was first published; non-contact presence detection technology was not commonly used. Now that these systems have been developed and refined; this approach to safety and compliance is gaining popularity. This webinar explains how to assess non-contact presence detection on industrial & garage doors; powered gates; and traffic barriers under EN 12453.
Originally formed in 1897, dhf has over 400 members and is the ‘go to’ place for technical advice and training which lends itself to raising the standards of the industry. We are regarded as the ‘Centre of Excellence’, with a network of professional staff members as well as external consultants that can provide support in all sectors, making us a single source for technical expertise, information, knowledge, advice, and practical help.
As a federation, we support our various industry sectors by representing them on BSI standards committees, liaising with compliance authorities such as the Health and Safety Executive and Trading Standards as well as fire safety organisations across the UK and Europe.
