Freedor is a unique, ergonomic solution for holding your fire doors open safely and legally and ensures that you can improve access in premises. Freedor is a wireless device installed at the top of a fire door that allows the door to swing freely, be left in any position, but will close the door when the fire alarm sounds.
Freedor needs to hear a fire alarm that exceeds 65dBA, verifying the alarm over a 14 second period. Freedor will then release the door preventing the spread of fire and smoke around the building.
Features:
- Adjustable closing speed
- Wireless technology
- Operates up to power size 4 (80kg fire door)
- Allows a door to swing-free through whole range of movement
- Operates as a normal door until activated
- Suitable for right and left hand swing doors
- Can be installed on the opening or closing side of the door
- Night-time release facility
- Fail-to-safe technology, with a minimum battery life of 12-18 months
- Adjustable sensitivity
- Designed to comply with BS EN 1154, BS EN 1155, BS 7273-4 category C
- CE marked
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How it works
Freedor works on a swing bracket installed at the top of the fire door. This bracket will enable you to keep your fire door open and the technology built inside will listen out for a continuous fire alarm of 65 decibels or higher.
When Freedor hears the alarm it will release, closing the door and preventing fire and smoke spreading around the building.
Installation & Operation
Freedor needs to be installed by professionals. Please arrange installaton with Direct Secure.
Tech Spec
Dimensions and weight
- Overall height: 105 mm
- Main casing height: 65 mm
- Main casing width: 320 mm
- Depth: 90 mm
- Packed kit weight: 3.9 kg
- Product only (including batteries): 2.9 kg
Material and operating specifications
- Casing: Steel
- Power: 9V alkaline battery pack (do not use rechargeable batteries)
- Expected battery life: 18 months
- Trigger: by alarms compliant with BS 5839-3
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