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CrossingGard Emergency Response Grilles

Model ERG10 for
security and emergency egress access
Model ERG-IBC for security and Access Controlled
Egress
per the 2003 IBC®
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CrossingGard is the only code compliant
Emergency Response Grille designed to help
address both security and safety issues in
public areas. CrossingGard provides the security
of a locked, rolling grille but immediately
responds in an emergency situation to fully open
automatically and allow safe escape. Available
only from Cornell, the CrossingGard is always on
duty to provide separation control, yet still
allows access to an alternate means of escape.
Now, having received Evaluation Report ESR-1167
from ICC-ES (International Code Council
-Evaluation Service, Inc.), CrossingGard® Model
ERG-IBC is the only Emergency Response Grille
successfully evaluated for access-controlled
egress per the 2003 International Building
Code®, Section 1008.1.3.4. |
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CrossingGard®
Benefits: |
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Model ERG-IBC is
ICC-ES evaluated as an access-controlled
egress door per the 2003 International
Building Code.
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Fail-safe
emergency response capability. When an alarm
is sounded, power is lost or if an emergency
exit push-button station is activated, the
CrossingGard immediately clears the path by
returning the grille to its full open
position without requiring an electric or
battery power source.
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No manual
locking or unlocking required. AutoLock
automatically secures a closed grille by
engaging upon attempt of forced opening.
AutoLock remains disengaged during normal
and emergency operation.
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No resetting is
necessary to resume normal operation.
Following an emergency situation, the
CrossingGard can be repositioned to the
closed position by activating “close” at the
motor control station.
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Early
Installation Option: Early/easy
self-supporting installation system lets
grilles to be mounted on factory supplied
tubular members before walls are built and
before there is a finished opening.
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Sizes: |
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Openings from 5' to 24' wide and 4' to 20' high.
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Operation: |
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Cornell FS M100 series motor operator supplied
as standard to provide daily operation along
with fail-safe automatic emergency opening
capabilities without the use of batteries or a
back-up power source. Operator can be recessed
above a ceiling, as no mechanical resetting is
required to resume normal operation.
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AutoLock Mechanism:
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Concealed self-locking assemblies prevent forced
opening of a closed grille. Lock mechanism will
not interfere with normal electric, fail-safe or
emergency response self-opening feature.
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CrossingGard® Model Descriptions and Application
Guidelines: |
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Model ERG10: |
Standard, provides security and safe escape in
situations where access to emergency egress is
desired. Its features include fail-safe
emergency response opening capability and our
unique AutoLock mechanism. |
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Model ERG-IBC: |
For applications where access-controlled egress
is required. In addition to the features
provided with the standard CrossingGard, Model
ERG-IBC also incorporates an emergency exit
push-button opening device, additional “push to
exit” signage and the ICC-ES label indicating
Cornell’s evaluation number. These items must be
installed as indicated for the CrossingGard to
meet IBC code requirements. Additionally,
activation by the emergency exit push-button
station can be configured to activate a local
horn and strobe alarm.
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