2024年1月25日 · LPS 1175 Security Ratings are the different categories the standard defines as the resistance grade of a physical security product. The performance ratings SR2 through to SR8 are the most relevant, specifically designed to imitate different risk scenarios.

LPS 1175 testing measures how long it would take an attacker to gain forcible entry to a building through the product under test, and what sort of tools they would need. The resulting security ratings help anyone planning to purchase a security product to …

LPS 1175 stands for ‘Loss Prevention Standard’ and is one of many LPS standards that are published by the LPCB (Loss Prevention Certification Board). LPS 1175 focusses on the physical security of a range of intruder resistant building components including products such as our Rev 190 Revolving Door (the first and only product of its type to ...

LPS 1175 is continually reviewed and adapted to address emerging and developing threats; not least the increasingly effective scope of tools available to hostile actors and range of entry methods hostile actors may employ. This ensures LPS 1175 continues to provide an effective means of measuring products’ resistance to manual forced entry.

Full details of the LPCB scheme for certification and listing of intruder resistant building components, strongpoints, security enclosures and free-standing barriers to this standard are provided in scheme document SD118.

‘LPS’ is the abbreviation for Loss Prevention Standard and ‘LPS1175’ is just one of many standards created by the Loss Prevention Certification Board. LPS1175 specifically focuses on the intruder resistance and security of doors, and in Strongdor’s case, steel doors.

2021年1月26日 · Fundamentally, LPS 1175 is a standard for protecting against forced entry (without fear of making noise), which determines the ability of products – everything from a door or roller shutter, through to cabinets, fencing and walling systems – to delay attackers’ attempts to gain unauthorised access.

LPS1175 specifically focuses on the intruder resistance and security of doors, and in Strongdor’s case, steel doors. What’s changed? You might start to notice a shift in how security-rated doors are described, that’s because as of 2019, LPS 1175: Issue 8.1 now states the security rating titles we should all be using.

2024年3月28日 · LPS 1175 is an LPCB certification used to test the resistance to unauthorised access offered by physical security products. LPS 1175 considers the resistance of security equipment to forced entry based on the size and type of tools used and the time that assailants will risk spending on attempting to gain entry.

Here’s a key distinction between LPS 1175 and EN1627-30:2011—the assumed intruder size by the size and shape of test blocks. EN1627-30:2011 envisions a larger intruder, unlike LPS 1175, which pictures a smaller person potentially slipping through a created gap or reaching inside to snatch something or manipulate the entry system.