DORGARD WIRELESS ACOUSTIC FIRE DOOR RETAINER HOLDER

** BULK QUANTITY PRICES AVAILABLE **
 
25+ = £87.00
50+ = £79.99
Please contact us for Bulk price confirmation and any larger quantities.
 
The Dorgard is a safe and legal solution that allows you to hold your fire doors open safely, while automatically closing them in the event of a fire. This allows for better wheelchair access, ventilation and all-round convenience without jeopardising safety or breaking the law.
 
Dorgard now conforms to BS 7273-4 "Standard" category
Tested and certified to BS EN 1155:1997 & BS EN 1634
Suitable for 120 minute fire doors up to EN power size 7
Easy to follow self installation in under five minutes
Dorgard is entirely wireless and self contained
No need to hard wire into the building's fire alarm system - saves on installation time, costs and mess
Battery operated, supplied with 2 x C size alkaline batteries 
Works with your existing fire alarm system
Can hold the door open in any selected angle
Dorgard automatically releases the fire door upon hearing the fire alarm
Installed in schools, hospitals nursing homes and many other public buildings
Dorgard kit contents
Manufactured in the UK
Smart, unobtrusive design available in a choice of black, white and red
Easy foot-operated setting and release
Automatic night-time release feature
Improves access for wheelchair users in line with the Disability Discrimination Act (DDA)

Dorgard has a rubber plunger/stopper which remains in contact with the floor and, unlike magnetic fire door retainers, can hold the door open in any selected position. When a fire alarm sounds, the integral audio-electronic device inside the Dorgard signals the plunger to retract, allowing the fire door close normally (Dorgard will release after approximately 14 seconds). Dorgard is battery powered, so there is no need for complex and expensive wiring into the building's fire alarm system. This means that the Dorgard can be installed and operated alongside any existing fire alarm system currently in place. Please note that your alarm's sound level has to be higher than 65dB at the location of the door to ensure that the Dorgard is able to pick the alarm up. This is also the required alarm sound level for populated areas according to BS 5839-1.