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GreyScan ETD-100 is the world’s first automated explosive trace detection (ETD) device to detect homemade inorganic explosives. Independently tested by the Fraunhofer Institute (Germany) and industry leading ETD manufacturers, GreyScan® sets the global standard for inorganic ETD and extends the current security capabilities by complementing commercially available Ion Mobility Spectrometry (IMS) explosive trace detectors.
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Certification (or approval) is independent third-party confirmation that a product or system meets and continues to meet the appropriate standard. BRE offers independent third-party certification to existing British, European, International and its own Loss Prevention Standards (LPSs) or Schedules of Requirements.
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It is important that those specifying physical security products understand the various product performance standards available to them and are able to determine which standard best suits the potential threats they face. This guide explains the differences between the standards for forced entry delay provided by façade and other building components (such as doors and windows). Read in full: https://files.bregroup.com/lpcb/Facade_security_standards.pdf
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Performance claims for fire and security products and services that are not backed up by third-party certification can be misleading. Third-party certification provides independent confirmation that products and services have met – and will continue to meet (given correct installation and maintenance) – appropriate standards. Read in full: https://files.bregroup.com/lpcb/Fire_and_security_products_and_services.pdf
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Protecting people, property and the environment is as important today as it has ever been. The LPCB certification mark reassures customers, end-users and regulators that the certified products and systems being invested in and used provide a defined level of protection to property, people and other assets. Read in full: https://files.bregroup.com/lpcb/Security_systems.pdf