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CFAA Annual General Meeting Outline for Today Information is King What is a Maglock Why do we care What is the Code (ABC 2014) What is the Standata (14-BCV-011) How we apply the Code Examples & Alternatives

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CFAA Annual General Meeting

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Outline for Today

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Information is King What is a Maglock Why do we care What is the Code (ABC 2014) What is the Standata (14-BCV-011) How we apply the Code Examples & Alternatives

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Information is King

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What is a Maglock?

Door Hardware appliance (Lock)

 Electrically powered coil magnet  Matching armature plate  Made of stainless and ferrous metals  Generates

60 to 1800lbs of holding force

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Typical Office Building Single or Double

Standard Maglock

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 Typical in Retail Stores  Built-in Delay (15sec)  Alarmed  Signage Required

Delayed Maglock

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Typical in Sliding Doors Often includes Pins or “Fingers” Rarely Used as “Strength is Unreliable”

Shear Maglock

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 Typical in Daycare  Outdoor Rated*  Release is of Concern  Swing or Sliding Action

Gate Maglock

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Why do we care?

Locks the Door in both directions Requires Intervention to release Keys do not override If installed wrong, can trap people If installed correctly, can trap people

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What is the Code?

Alberta Fire Code 2014 Alberta Building Code 2014 ABC - Appendix A Standata (14-BCV-011) Oct 2017

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 Division B - Part 3

Alberta Fire Code 2014

1) Means of Egress shall be provided in buildings in conformance with the ABC.

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Division B - Part 3.4.6.16

Alberta Building Code 2014

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ABC 3.4.6.16.(1) Exit Doors must:

 Release in one action  Use no keys  Use no special devices  Require no specialized knowledge (Training)

English Translation

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 Division B - Part 3.4.6.16(2)(3)

Alberta Building Code 2014

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ABC 3.4.6.16.(2) & (3) Door Hardware:

 All Public spaces with 100+ People  All Buildings with 100+ People  All Doors exiting Dangerous areas  Require only 90N to operate  Require only 90N to swing door open

“Every Public (or Popular) door, must be

  • perable by a 90 year old 90lb Grandmother”

English Translation

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Division B - Part 3.4.6.16(4)

Alberta Building Code 2014

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ABC 3.4.6.15.(4) Maglocks must:

 Release on fire alarm  Release by a single switch (accessible by authorities)  Have no pins or latching device  Have no residual holding force  Do not require keys  Do not require special knowledge  Release by use of door hardware (single action)  Release with 90N of force or less  Release immediately or within 15 seconds*

*Requires Signage

English Translation

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Appendix A.3.4.6.15.(4)

Alberta Building Code 2014

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Appendix A.3.4.6.15.(4)

 Maglocks Should not replace regular hardware  They must not be used indiscriminately  Must be Fail-Safe in “Foreseeable Emergencies”  All maglocks must be controlled from one switch  Maglocks must not reset automatically

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 Reset Switch (ABC A.3.4.6.15.(4))

 Single Switch is to control all Maglocks  Normally installed in or beside main fire panel  Maglocks may not rearm automatically  Switch is used to reset the Maglocks  Switch is part of the Fire alarm system  Switch is usually keyed

English Translation

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 Maglock with Panic Hardware

Code Compliant Example

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 Maglock with Panic Hardware (glass door)

Code Compliant Example

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 Maglock with Delayed Egress

Code Compliant Example

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Why they are not code compliant

 Secondary action  Ancillary device  Require specialized knowledge  Action not in direction of travel

Urban Myth (Push buttons)

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Why they are not compliant

 Secondary action  Ancillary device  Requires specialized knowledge  Action not in direction of travel

Urban Myth (Blue Pull Station)

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Retail Exit Doors

 Need to prevent shoplifting

Cash Cages & Bank Doors

 Prevent theft

911 Call Centres

 Prevent Disruptions, Terrorism & Retaliation

Hospitals & Retirement Homes

 Protect Patients & Hospital Staff

When are Maglocks used?

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Standata

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Acceptable Variances (e.g. alternatives)

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Interpretations and/or Additional Information *Temporary until Codified

What is a “Standata”

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Alternative Solution for B2 & B3 Occupancies

Standata (14-BCV-011)

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B1 =

What is an “Occupancy”

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B2 = B3 =

What is a “B2” & “B3” Occupancy

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Standata References 3.4.6.16.(1)

Standata (14-BCV-011)

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Standata References 3.2.4.8.(4) English “B2 & B3 systems must be monitored”

Standata (14-BCV-011)

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Standata References NBC 3.4.6.16.(5)

Standata (14-BCV-011)

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Standata Reference 3.4.6.16.(5)

Group B2 & B3 Occupancies must include Fire alarm system Sprinklers Maglock that releases on Fire signal or Loss of power Manual Station at the door, to release Maglock Signage at the Door Bypass or testing of alarm is monitored Emergency Lighting at Door

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Standata Reference 3.4.6.16.(5)

Manual Station at the door, to release Maglock Currently not defined in the Standata Calgary Fire Marshall (Interpretation)

Nursing Home Hospital (AHS)

(Push button c/w Twist to Reset) (Blue Pull Station)

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Standata References NBC A-3.4.6.16.(5)

Standata (14-BCV-011)

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Standata Reference NBC A-3.4.6.16.(5)

Maglocks in Care & Treatment Occupancies Require special provisions to reduce false alarms Transparent Alarmed Covers can be included Alarm should dissuade user from using the device Optional Device is allowed for Bypass Cardreader or Keypad can Bypass maglock Calgary Fire Marshall (Interpretation) Delayed Egress (15s) is acceptable

English Translation

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 Maglock for Dementia Ward (Nursing Home)

Code Compliant Example

Cardreader c/w Keypad (Optional) Button c/w Cover (Mandatory) Maglocks Panic Hardware Emergency Lighting Exit Sign Signage (Mandatory)

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Glass Doors

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Glass Door Alternatives

Framed Doors (Allows Traditional Hardware)

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Glass Door Alternatives

Panic Hardware

 Using Electric Strike

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Glass Door Alternatives

Wireless Battery Operated Hardware

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Glass Door Alternatives

Wireless Battery Operated Hardware

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Glass Door Alternatives

Wireless Battery Operated Hardware

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Glass Door Alternatives

Stand-alone Battery Operated

 Use Caution*

*Not all are Approved Exit Devices

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Conclusion

Maglocks always require:

 Careful Consideration  Used Sparingly  Used Safely  Find Alternatives when possible

Seek advice, if you have questions

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Quiz

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Quiz

Please fill in the Answer sheet Wait until everyone is finished Please pass to your neighbor for marking Please hand in your Quiz for Credit

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Thank You!