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Emergency Exit Door
An emergency exit door engineered for safe escape along NBC 2016 means-of-egress routes, with single-action hardware and fire exit signage. Combines a tested fire rating (60/90/120 min) with reliable one-push opening for stairwells, malls and assembly buildings.
| Rating | 60/90/120 min |
| Egress | single-action |
| Brand | Yadav Entrance Automation Pvt. Ltd. |
| Manufacturing | Made in India · ISO 9001 · CE |
Which Fire Rating Do You Need?
Fire rating specifies how long a door assembly can resist fire without structural failure, flame passage, or excessive heat transmission. NBC 2016 mandates specific ratings for each building use type.
Not sure which rating applies to your building? Our fire safety consultants will advise free of charge →
ISO 9001 · CE marked · Make-in-India · Manufacturing since 2011 · 500+ installations across 50+ cities. See the full Fire Door range and how we build it, or read more about our plant and capabilities.
Emergency Exit Door: Technical Specifications
Complete engineering data for our fire rated door range. Specifications cover the standard steel fire door with panic bar hardware. Aluminium and acoustic variants differ in door leaf construction.
| Parameter | Specification |
|---|---|
| Fire Rating Options | 60 / 90 / 120 / 180 minutes: third-party tested per EN 1634 / IS 3614 |
| Door Leaf Material | GI sheet (24 gauge outer) / MS sheet with fire-rated core fill |
| Core Infill | Rockwool mineral wool (60/90/120 min) / Calcium silicate board (180 min) |
| Door Leaf Thickness | 45mm (60 min) / 50mm (90 min) / 60mm (120/180 min) |
| Frame Type | Steel sub-frame (2mm pressed steel) with fire-rated intumescent grout fill |
| Frame Fixing | M12 anchor bolts at 300mm centres; fully welded mitre joints |
| Panic Bar Hardware | EN 1125 certified touch bar / push bar: opens with single downward push |
| Door Closer | EN 1154 certified overhead hydraulic closer: Size 2–7 adjustable |
| Lever Handle | EN 179 certified lever handle (non-panic doors) |
| Smoke Seal | Intumescent strip (expands at 150°C) + EPDM brush seal: all four edges |
| Hinge Type | 3 × EN 1935 Gr.14 CE-marked stainless steel hinges per leaf |
| Glazing Option | Fire-rated Georgian wired glass or ceramic glass (up to 30% of leaf area) |
| Maximum Single Leaf Size | 1,100mm wide × 2,400mm high |
| Maximum Double Leaf Size | 2,100mm wide × 2,400mm high (equal or unequal leaves) |
| Sidelight Option | Up to 500mm wide fixed sidelights with fire-rated glass available |
| Acoustic Rating (Soundproof Variant) | Up to 42 Rw dB (weighted sound reduction index) |
| Finish Options | Powder coat (standard) / hot-dip galvanized / SS304 cladding |
| Operating Temperature | -10°C to +50°C ambient (door hardware rated) |
| Standards | IS 3614, EN 1634-1, UL 10C (positive pressure), NBC 2016 |
| Hardware Standards | EN 1125 (panic), EN 1154 (closer), EN 179 (handle), EN 1935 (hinges) |
| Warranty | 5 years structural, lifetime door frame, 2 years hardware |
What the Emergency Exit Door is, and who it suits
The Emergency Exit Door is a type of fire rated doors used across warehouses, factories, cold stores and commercial buildings. It is built to order at our Neemrana plant, installed and commissioned by our own engineers, and supported afterwards with spares and maintenance. See the full Fire Rated Doors range, the sectors we serve, or every product line.
- Warehouse and distribution-centre openings
- Factory and production-floor entrances
- Cold stores and temperature-controlled rooms
- Clean rooms and pharmaceutical areas
- Loading bays and dispatch docks
- Commercial building entrances
- Clear opening width and height (the daylight opening, not the wall opening)
- Lintel / headroom above the opening
- Side-room free each side for guides and motor
- Power available at the opening: 230V single-phase or 415V three-phase, 50 Hz
- Approximate cycles per day
- Any fire-rating, temperature or hygiene requirement
Send these with your enquiry and an engineer replies with a drawing and a written delivery date, rather than a generic response. Talk to an engineer →
Reference: manufacturing certified to ISO 9001, applicable products CE marked (European Commission), built to Indian Standards published by the Bureau of Indian Standards.
Emergency Exit Door: Engineered & Supported Across India
The Emergency Exit Door is manufactured and supported entirely within India. As an Indian manufacturer of fire rated doors, Yadav Entrance Automation Pvt. Ltd. engineers each unit for the realities of Indian warehouses, factories, cold stores and commercial buildings, variable power supply, high ambient temperatures, dust and monsoon humidity, and backs it with in-house manufacturing, pan-India installation and after-sales maintenance.
- Made in IndiaManufactured in-house at our Indian facilities: qualifies as a Make-in-India product for government and PSU procurement.
- Standard Indian MainsPowered models run on 230V single-phase or 415V three-phase at 50 Hz; manual / non-powered options where applicable.
- Established Since 2011Part of a track record of 500+ installations across 50+ Indian cities.
- Pan-India Install & AMCInstallation, genuine spare parts and Annual Maintenance Contracts (AMC) available nationwide.
- GST-Compliant SupplyGST invoicing for Indian businesses, with documentation suited to enterprise and PSU procurement.
- Built for Indian ConditionsSpecified for the heat, dust and monsoon humidity common on Indian industrial sites.
Strong on-ground presence in the NCR & Haryana industrial corridor, Gurugram, Manesar, Bhiwadi, Neemrana, Bawal, Faridabad, Noida, Jhajjar, Bahadurgarh and Delhi, and the Gujarat industrial belt, Ahmedabad, Sanand, Vithlapur and Mandal. Installation and service available across India. See all areas we serve →
Where the Emergency Exit Door fits
An exit door sits on an escape route, and its job is that anyone can get out under pressure, in the dark, without instruction. Single-action egress means one push, no keys, no thinking. It is specified at stair discharge points, final exits and anywhere a fire strategy marks a means of escape, with 60, 90 or 120 minute ratings where the route also needs compartmentation.
Emergency Exit Door vs the alternatives
Against a general steel fire door, the difference is the egress hardware and the direction of swing: an exit door opens in the direction people travel and releases with a single action from the inside. Against the panic-bar version, the distinction is the hardware type and the occupancy it serves; where large numbers may crowd the door, panic hardware to EN 1125 is the appropriate specification.
Specifying an Emergency Exit Door
Confirm from the fire strategy that this is an escape door and which way it must swing. Tell us the expected occupancy, since that influences the hardware. Say whether the door also needs to be secure from outside, which is normal for a final exit, and whether it must be alarmed or monitored when opened.
Fire Rated Exit Door and Panic Bar Fire Door in detail
Where each one fits, how it compares with the alternatives, and what to decide before you ask for a quote.
Fire Rated Exit Door
A fully tested fire rated exit door supplied as a complete certified assembly, leaf, steel sub-frame, intumescent seals, EN 1154 closer and EN 1935 hinges. Meeting NBC 2016 and EN 1634, it satisfies fire NOC conditions for escape doors in regulated buildings.
Where the Fire Rated Exit Door fits. Supplied as a complete certified assembly, this is the specification for projects where the paperwork matters as much as the product: hospitals, public buildings, PSU and government work, and any project where an approving authority will ask to see certification covering the whole assembly rather than the leaf alone. Ratings run 60, 90, 120 and 180 minutes.
Fire Rated Exit Door vs the alternatives. Against buying a rated leaf and sourcing frame, closer and ironmongery separately, this removes the gap that causes most inspection failures: a rating belongs to the tested assembly, and mixing components from different suppliers breaks the chain of evidence even when each part is individually rated. The trade is less freedom to substitute hardware, which is the point.
Specifying a Fire Rated Exit Door. Tell us what the approving authority requires to see, and at what stage. Give the rating, opening dimensions, wall construction and swing direction from the fire strategy. Confirm the ironmongery schedule early, since it forms part of the assembly, and flag any product your specifier insists on so we can check compatibility before manufacture.
Panic Bar Fire Door
A panic bar fire door fitted with EN 1125 touch-bar or push-bar hardware for crowded escape routes, releases under 150N in a single motion, even under crowd pressure. The mandated choice for fire exits in cinemas, malls, stadiums and high-occupancy buildings, rated 60/90/120 min.
Where the Panic Bar Fire Door fits. Where a crowd may reach the door at once, panic hardware to EN 1125 is what makes it usable: a horizontal bar that releases under body pressure from anyone, at any height, without needing to find a handle. It belongs on assembly areas, auditoria, large production floors, warehouses with high headcounts and any final exit serving significant occupancy.
Panic Bar Fire Door vs the alternatives. Against a standard exit door with single-action hardware, the difference is behaviour under crowd load. A lever needs to be located and operated; a panic bar releases from a push anywhere along its length, including from someone pressed against it by people behind. Where occupancy is low, standard exit hardware is appropriate and specifying panic hardware adds cost without benefit.
Specifying a Panic Bar Fire Door. Tell us the occupancy the door serves, since that is what determines whether panic hardware is required rather than merely nice to have. Confirm the rating and swing direction from the fire strategy. Say whether the door must be secure or alarmed from outside, and whether it is a single or double leaf, because double leaves need coordinated hardware.
Emergency Exit Door: Frequently Asked Questions
What does single-action egress mean?
Can an exit door be locked?
Which way should it open?
Can it be alarmed so we know when it is used?
Does an exit door have to be fire rated?
Which regions do you install and service in?
Do you provide installation, spares and AMC?
Is the Emergency Exit Door certified?
What does a complete fire-rated exit door assembly include?
Why does buying fire exit door components separately cause problems?
What fire ratings are available as a certified exit door assembly?
What is EN 1125 panic hardware?
When is panic hardware required rather than a normal exit device?
Can a panic bar door still be secured from outside?
Every Fire Door Quote Includes Test Certificates
When you request a fire door quote from Yadav Entrance Automation, you receive a specification document listing the exact fire rating, test certificate references, and hardware standards, ready to submit to your fire consultant or building plan approvals office.
Third-Party Test Certificates Provided
We provide CBRI / NABL-accredited test report references for every fire rating we supply. No self-declarations.
Fire NOC Documentation Support
Our compliance team assists with fire NOC submission documentation, drawing packages, and technical data sheets required by local fire departments.
Annual Inspection & AMC Available
Fire doors require annual maintenance inspection per NBC 2016. Our AMC includes closer calibration, seal inspection, and a compliance certificate.