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If the door is a fire exit, it must be always available to exit without a key
 
There are a lot of factors to consider and BS7273-4 is your book of words to help or just totally confuse :)
 
Yes i think totally confuse is more likely, i dont belive it is a risk as there will be a green smash glass internally and the door is manually locked during closed hours so i wont interface it into the fire alarm but may add a “refer to fire risk assesment” note stating the fra should decide.
 

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