Adlor Doors and Security - Insurance Approved

How can you know which products are truly resistant to physical attack? Appearance may suggest security, but can you be sure that a device does not contain a design flaw that will allow rapid access to the ingenious burglar? Specifiers, end-users, the police and insurers are increasingly demanding physical security that carries an independent stamp of compliance and quality assurance. The Loss Prevention Certification Board (LPCB), the UK’s leading independent certification body, operates a product approval scheme to Loss Prevention Standard 1175 (LPS 1175)

What “tested and approved to LPS 1175” means

Approval & certification is based on the testing of the products performance, and the manufacturer’s quality management systems being in accordance with ISO 9000. Installation procedures are also defined to a high standard, ensuring the product is not weakened by poor installation. These specialist products should only be attached to structurally sound openings such as masonry, brick, steel or timber, moreover the type and frequency of fixings required is very precise. LPS 1175 is the only meaningful benchmark for gauging actual resistance in the face of determined attack.

Passing the test regime is a tough and lengthy process -SWS’s SeceuroGuard 1001 & SeceuroShield 3801 are both approved to: LPS 1175 security rating classification 1.