2022年4月14日 · WOCDs are one type of fall prevention device, which are intended to help reduce the risk of accidental falls from windows and are tested, installed and labeled to comply with the ASTM F2090 Standard. Not all fall prevention devices, however, are considered WOCDs.

Truth's Casement SafeGard™ WOCD provides a means that the window, when opened in an initial operation, will limit the venting to less than 4". By code, two actions are required to open the window fully for egress purposes.

A Window Opening Control Device (WOCD) is an option available for some Wincore window systems. It is designed to restrict the opening of a sash to less than 4″ to lessen the risk of accidental falls. A WOCD can be released to allow the sash to …

A Window Opening Control Device, often referred to as WOCD, is ingeniously designed to restrict the window’s opening to no more than four inches. It operates based on a mechanism that can automatically reset, allowing normal window function when required.

Shop a variety of window opening control devices (WOCD) to retrofit into your existing window. We carry a variety of WOCD's to suit your needs. We also carry Ventlocks that ensure compliance with the code ASTM F2090-2008 and 2010.

Milgard window opening control devices (WOCD) meet the ASTM F2090-10 standard for limiting the window sash opening to less than 4”, helping to prevent dangerous falls. In cases of emergency, the window opening control device can manually disengage for full operation of the window and resets once the window is again closed.

2024年8月8日 · A critical life safety feature in buildings and residences, window opening control devices (WOCDs) are designed for emergency egress through operable windows for occupants and emergency personnel. To simultaneously provide fall protection, these systems must meet strict performance standards.

2024年3月19日 · WOCDs are intended to help support home safety. When properly designed, tested, specified and installed, WOCDs can help prevent or reduce accidental falls from windows, while allowing the ability to open the window fully as may be needed to exit in the event of a …

WOCDs are intended to help support occupant safety. When properly designed, tested, specified, and installed, WOCDs can help prevent or reduce accidental falls from windows, while allowing the ability to open the window fully as may be needed to exit in the event of an emergency.

These Window Opening Control Devices (WOCDs) work with single-hung windows and sliding windows with one operational and one stationary sash in the confi gurations of either XO or OX. These devices are not meant for sliding windows with two operational (XX) sash.