SSF 200 ed. 6 Rules for burglar resistance – Buildings and premises

Product information
These rules for adapting to enclosure classes are primarily intended for new construction and for renovation and remodelling of premises/objects
This edition is not intended to be retroactive but can be applied to existing activities/objects in cooperation with the specifier
The requirements of each enclosure class are a minimum requirement
Burglar alarm systems, perimeter protection are not included in SSF 200 but are covered by separate standards:

• Design and installation of burglar and hold-up alarm systems – SSF 130
• Perimeter/area protection – SSF 1087

Editorial changes

• References updated and new definitions added
• Clarifications and amendments to the sections on walls (5.2, 6.2 and 7.2), including changes to plate thicknesses and a more detailed description of multi-layer walls
• Sections on doors, security gates, gates and hatches (5.4, 6.4, and 7.4) have been clarified with new tables and texts and expanded with more options, including digital locks in accordance with SSF 3523 and filling materials in accordance with SS-EN 1627
• New headings and texts for roller grilles and fixed grilles (5.6, 6.6, and 7.6)
• Modified and extended sections on windows (5.7, 6.7, and 7.7) with more options and updated glass quality requirements
• Clarifications in the section on intrusion protection (5.9, 6.9, and 7.9), including references to polycarbonate in accordance with SSF 1085
• Rewriting of Appendix E “Reinforcement of burglar resistance”

Examples requirements

Walls, floors, floor structures and ceilings
Doors, security gates
Industrial gates
Locks and fittings
Smoke vents

References

Only the listed edition applies in the case of dated references. The latest edition of the publication, including any published interpretations and additions, applies in the case of undated references.
SFF 012 Grilles – Requirements and test methods
SSF 014 Padlocks and padlock fittings – Classification, requirements and test methods
SSF 033 Security gates – Requirements and test methods
SSF 210 Electromechanical locking systems – Design and installation
SSF 1047 Burglar-resistant walls – Requirements and test methods
SSF 1051 Locking bar – Requirements and test methods
SSF 1074 Burglar-resistant industrial gates – Requirements and test methods
SSF 1078 Burglar-resistant doors – Requirements and test methods
SSF 1079 Industrial gate locks – Requirements and test methods
SSF 1085 Polycarbonate – Classification, requirements and test methods
SSF 3522 Fixed mounted burglar-resistant locks – Classification, requirements and test methods
SSF 3523 Digital locking devices – Classification, requirements and test methods
SS-EN 179 Building hardware – Emergency exit devices operated by a lever handle or push pad – Requirements and test methods
SS-EN 356 Building glass – Safety glass – Testing and classification of resistance to manual attack
SS-EN 1125 Building hardware – Panic exit devices operated by a horizontal bar – Requirements and test methods
SS-EN 1627 Pedestrian doorsets, windows, curtain walling, grilles and shutters – Burglar resistance – Requirements and classification
SS 3620 Building hardware – Burglar resistance – Complement lockable hardware for windows and door height windows – Requirements and test methods
SS-EN 12320 Building hardware – Padlocks and padlock fittings – Requirements and test methods
SS-EN 12369-2 Wood-based panels – Characteristic values for structural design – Part 2: Plywood
SS-EN 12369-2 Gates – Product standard – Part 1: Products with no specified fire resistance or smoke protection
SS-EN 60839-11-1 Alarm and electronic security systems – Electronic access control systems – Part 11-1: System and components requirements.