The \”new national standard\” for security doors includes armored doors, entry doors, etc., and the security level is extended to level 5

On April 3, the Ministry of Public Security held a press conference in Beijing to release hundreds of public safety industry standards. Photo courtesy of the Ministry of Public Security

China News Service, Beijing, April 3 (Reporter Guo Chaokai) The Ministry of Public Security held a press conference in Beijing on the 3rd to release hundreds of public safety industry standards. The reporter learned from the meeting that the recently approved and released national standard GB17565-2022 \”General Technical Conditions for Anti-theft Security Doors\” will include armored doors, entry doors and other doors with similar anti-theft functions into the scope of anti-theft security doors, and change the security level from the original 4 Level expanded to level 5.

As an important security barrier for homes, key places and regions, anti-theft security doors protect the lives and property of thousands of households. At present, there are more than 600 million anti-theft security doors in use in our country, with more than 30 million new ones added every year. They are widely used in residences, government agencies, bank business premises, important item warehouses and other places, playing an important role in promoting economic development and maintaining social security and stability. effect.

Wei Hong, deputy director of the Standards and Technology Department of the State Administration for Market Regulation, introduced at the meeting that the \”General Technical Conditions for Anti-Theft Security Doors\” is one of the earliest national standards in the field of public security, and this is the third revision. The original standards have been implemented for more than ten years. With the development of technology, the safety protection and other related technical requirements in the standards no longer meet the needs of product development and social safety prevention. For example, there are more and more miniaturized electric destruction tools, and their destructive power The original standards have insufficient protection requirements for weak parts such as locks, hinges, bolts, and door mirrors. The lack of lock interchange requirements makes lock replacement difficult and expensive.

In response to these new situations, this revision focuses on solving problems in four aspects: First, based on past theft cases and the current development status of vandal tool technology, the anti-vandal requirements and corresponding measures for weak parts of anti-theft security door products have been improved. verification measures.

The second is to include armored doors, entry doors and other doors with similar anti-theft functions into the scope of anti-theft security doors, and expand the security level from the original level 4 to level 5. The new level 5 is mainly used in Banks, ammunition warehouses, hazardous chemicals warehouses and other places that require higher security protection provide convenience for all sectors of society to purchase anti-theft safety doors.

Third, in accordance with the principle of door lock separation, the basic structure and size of universal locks for anti-theft security doors have been standardized, and 2 models and 6 specifications of universal locks have been proposed to improve compatibility.

The fourth is to comply with the development of new technologies such as the Internet of Things and artificial intelligence, add external power supply requirements, and promote the integration and application of new technologies in anti-theft security doors. (End)