DIN EN ISO 11925-2

DIN EN ISO 11925-2

DIN EN ISO 11925-2 is a standard that defines the testing procedures and classification of materials regarding their flammability and fire resistance.

This standard is frequently used to assess whether a material can be classified as fire-retardant or fireproof.

In the specific case of electrical appliances such as coffee makers, the standard requires these devices to be placed on a suitable fireproof base to minimize the risk of fire.

The FireMat base meets these requirements, as it is TÜV certified according to DIN EN ISO 11925-2 and is continuously heat-resistant up to 300°C, thus providing a safe base for electrical appliances.

By using a fireproof base like the FireMat base, companies can ensure they comply with the requirements of DIN EN ISO 11925-2 and other relevant regulations, thereby minimizing the risk of fires and other safety-related accidents.

DIN EN ISO 11925-2 is a European standard that deals with determining the flammability of construction products and components. It is part of the DIN EN ISO 11925 series and specifies the requirements for determining the ignitability of construction products and components.

Specifically, DIN EN ISO 11925-2 deals with the assessment of the ignitability of construction products and components under conditions where the product or component is exposed to the direct influence of a small flame source. This involves determining the flammability of products that may be used in the event of a fire.

In the context of fireproof bases for electrical appliances such as coffee makers, DIN EN ISO 11925 is relevant because it specifies the requirements for the ignitability of construction products and components. Electrical appliances like coffee makers pose a potential fire risk due to high temperatures and power consumption. The use of a fireproof base like the FireMat ensures that the requirements are met, thereby guaranteeing legally compliant handling of electronic devices.