Fail-Safe Vs Fail-Secure Hardware: What's The Difference? | Guardian Answers Episode #6
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- čas přidán 22. 08. 2024
- Today Uriah of Guardian Safe & Lock answers the question: Fail-Safe Vs Fail-Secure Hardware: What's The Difference?
In terms of electrified locks, there are two methods of how they should function in the event of a fire or loss of power, and these types are called fail-safe and fail-secure. But what kind of lock do you need to follow fire code for your installation? Uriah goes over the locks available and the key differences between fail-safe and fail-secure hardware in this video to help you out!
Nice video.
Thanks.
Summarizing:
Fail secure:
In case of (power )failure - locked. ( security priority).
Example : bank.
Fail safe:
In case of power failure - unlocked
( safety priority).
Example : malls, hospitals.
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So far electronic access and the like have eluded me my first year. However, it's always good to get these tips and terminology when that phone call comes. Thanks Guys!
started my first job and this video is a gem
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And that's a wrap on this episode of Guardian Answers. Do you still have questions about fail-safe and fail-secure hardware? Is there another topic you'd like us to cover? Let us know here in the comments section!
Thankyou for providing information Sir,
I have a doubt that is when considering the fail secure connection, suddenly power goes off, one person stuck inside the room, there is no way to get the power, how that person go outside without power, and also inbuilt batteries are drained and no key for the door
good job explaining it brother!! Pretty clear straight forward. Thanks!!
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Thanks you for explaining the differences. Your videos are very helpful 👍🏻
whose decision is the choice of fail safe or fail secure? main bldg exit, fire exit
Depends on the hardware and application.
Thankyou for providing information Sir,
I have a doubt that is when considering the fail secure connection, suddenly power goes off, one person stuck inside the room, there is no way to get the power, how that person go outside without power, and also inbuilt batteries are drained.?
You must install an emergency button that cuts power to the lock, releasing the door!