With NASSAU’s battery backup solution for sectional doors, the controller type NCU310UPS is fully approved and certified according to the applicable EN 12101-10 standard for fire ventilation systems. This ensures that the solution meets the strictest requirements for both safety and functionality, making it suitable for industrial, commercial, and modern public buildings.
In environments with high standards of replacement air and fire prevention, we strongly recommend this type of electrical operation solution, which is integrated with a battery backup. UPS stands for Uninterruptible Power Supply, and it secures continuous operation under all conditions, even in unexpected emergencies.
UPS is a reliable power supply with a constantly charged battery that automatically takes over if the main power supply fails. There are also fireproof cables included in the solution as standard equipment. Together this provides higher safety in case of fire inside the building, protecting both people and valuable property from dangerous situations.
NASSAU’s battery backup solution connects seamlessly to the building’s fire prevention system. In the event of smoke or fire, impulses are sent directly to the door’s electrical operations, after which the UPS system activates instantly. The door will automatically open to the upper-end stop in case of smoke and fire, regardless of a potential power failure to the gate. The battery is recharged as needed and remains inactive during normal operation, ensuring long lifespan, stability, and reliable functionality. However, the solution can only be used in combination with electrical operations from NASSAU. With UPS and integrated fireproof cables, your safety level is significantly improved and documented.
We can now officially document that our products are approved and certified according to the EN 12101-10 standard. If you would like to read more detailed information, please download the product sheet below, where you will also find a copy of our valid certificate for full technical documentation.