Eurosafe Presentation

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EUROSAFE
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EUROSAFE

• Eurosafe who, what, why ?
• What has been achieved ?
• The tasks for the near future ?

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EUROSAFE

• What is Eurosafe ?
• Association of European safe manufacturing
  industries
• Who are members ?

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EUROSAFE MEMBERS
National Safemanufacturers Associations from
Germany Holland
Slovenia France Belgium
Hungary Italy
Sweden UK
Switzerland Spain
Portugal
Finland Austria
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EUROSAFE

• What is Eurosafe ?
• Association of European safe manufacturing
  industries
• Who are members ?
• What is the scope ?

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EUROSAFE SCOPE
Physical Security Equipment providing protection
against BURGLARY and FIRE
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EUROSAFE

• What is Eurosafe ?
• Who are members ?
• What is the scope ?
• Why and when was Eurosafe founded ?

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EUROSAFE

• Founded on 24th May 1988 in Paris
• When EU free trade initiatives were developed.

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EUROSAFE

• What is Eurosafe ?
• Who are members ?
• What is the scope ?
• Why was Eurosafe founded ?
• What are Eurosafes objectives ?

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EUROSAFEOBJECTIVES

• Promote contacts among European Safe Equipment
  manufacturers
• Represent the European Safe Equipment Industry
  with authorities, public bodies and international
  organisations
• Promote the development and maintenance of
  standards classifications and certifications

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EUROSAFE

• What is Eurosafe ?
• Who are members ?
• What is the scope ?
• Why was Eurosafe founded ?
• What are Eurosafes objectives ?
• Who are Eurosafes speaking partners ?

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EUROSAFESPEAKING PARTNERS

• Insurers
• Police
• Government
• Industries and Businesses
• Financial Institutions
• Retailers
• Private Individuals

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EUROSAFE

• What is Eurosafe ?
• Who are members ?
• What is the scope ?
• When was Eurosafe founded ?
• What are Eurosafes objectives ?
• Who are Eurosafes speaking partners ?
• What has been achieved ?

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EUROSAFEACHIEVEMENTS
PARTICIPATION IN CEN work (removal of technical
trade barriers by standardistion) MAJOR PRESENCE
IN CEN TC 263 WORKING GROUPS
WG 1 SECURE STORAGE UNITS WG 2 FIRE RESISTENT
PRODUCTS WG 3 HIGH SECURE LOCKS (all Chairmen
are Eurosafe manufacturers)
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PUBLISHED STANDARDS
EN 1143-1 Safes, Strongrooms and
Strongroomdoors EN 1047-1
Datacabinets EN 1047-2
Datarooms EN 1300 High
security locks EN 1143-1A1 ATM
enclosures EN 1143-1A2 Diamond
drilling EN 1143-2
Depositsystems IN PROGRESS prEN 14450
Secure Safe Cabinet

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EUROSAFETWO PROBLEMS FOUND IN THE STANDARDS

• Laboratories applied different methods in
  burglary tests These are not automated but
  Human intervention
• Local certifiers added requirements, thus
  limiting EU uniformal product designs

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EUROSAFEACHIEVEMENTS

• OBTAIN A POSITION IN EFSG
• European Fire and Security Group
• Multilateral Agreement (MA) Council
• OBTAIN A POSITION IN ECBS
• European Certification Board Security Systems

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EFSG
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ECBS
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EUROSAFEACHIEVEMENTS

• Exchange of laboratory experience
• Common methods of reporting
• One stop testing, multiple certification in EFSG
• Competition between laboratories
• Pan European certificate in ECB-S

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EUROSAFEFUTURE WORK

• Laboratories
• Further reproducibility
• Selection of laboratories
• Limitation
• Common list of approved locks
• Enforcement of EN 1047 for fire resistant
  protection
• One stop quality audits

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EFSAC
SCOPE Platform for the European
Security Product Industry
with Insurers, Testers and Certifiers
MEMBERS CEA
(insurers) CFPA
(fire prevention)
ARGE (locks)
EUROSAFE (safe
equipment)
EUROFEU (fire security)
EURALARM (alarms
monitoring) OBSERVER EFSG
(testing certification)
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DATACABINETS EN 1047- 1
Protection Class Max. Temp.
Max. Rel.
Increase
Humidity S 60 P S 120 P
150 C - S 60 D S 120
D 50 C 85
S 60 DIS S 120 DIS 30 C
85
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Safes and Strongrooms EN 1143 -1
Part.access Compl.access Anchoring
Locks
Grade RU
RU strength (N) Quantity Class
0 30 30
50 1
A I 30 50
50 1
A II 50
80 50 1
A III 80
120 50 1
A IV 120
180 100 2
B V 180
270 100 2
B VI 270
400 100 2
B