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DIN EN 71-2 is a European safety standard that specifies test methods for evaluating the fire hazards of children's toys. The standard measures how toys and similar products respond when exposed to a flame source — specifically, how quickly they ignite and how rapidly the flame spreads.

The DIN EN 71-2 testing system provides the equipment required to perform these flammability assessments. EN 13823, on the other hand, is the standard for evaluating the reaction-to-fire performance of building materials and structural products, with particular focus on heat release and smoke production. It is used to measure the fire performance of construction materials and to assess how they behave under fire exposure.

Key Features

- Accurate Flame Spread Measurement
The system measures the Heat Release Rate (HRR) in real time to evaluate the amount of thermal energy released by the test material during combustion.

- Smoke Density Measurement
Smoke density generated during combustion of the toy specimen is monitored in real time to assess the volume of smoke and associated hazards.

- Automated Test Operation
Test conditions, heat flux settings, and test duration are controlled automatically, ensuring accurate and repeatable results.

- Test Environment Control
Temperature and humidity are precisely controlled to reproduce realistic fire scenarios during testing.

- Precise Data Logging & Analysis
Test results are automatically recorded and exported in CSV, Excel, and PDF formats, with built-in report generation.

- Comprehensive Safety Features
Multiple safety systems are integrated to ensure operator protection during testing, including flame detection and temperature control systems.

Test Method

Measurement of flame spread rate and smoke density for toys and children's products

Test Duration

Typically 15 minutes; adjustable based on specimen response

Heat Flux

35 kW/m² (standard heat flux)

Specimen Size

Customizable to specimen dimensions (e.g., 100 mm × 100 mm)

Temperature Measurement Range

0°C ~ 800°C

Smoke Density Measurement

Optical sensor-based smoke density measurement

Gas Analysis

Concentration measurement of key gases including CO, CO₂, and O₂

Test Environment

Temperature: 23 °C ± 2 °C, Humidity: 50% ± 5% (standard test conditions)

System Control

Automated control of heat flux, temperature, and test duration

Software

Automated data logging, analysis, and report generation

Safety Features

Includes flame detection, temperature alerts, and smoke density warning systems

Power Supply

220 V, 50 Hz

Power Consumption

Approx. 3 kW – 5 kW

Software Support Specifications

Test Automation Automation of test setup, start, termination, and control.

Remote Control Remote control and monitoring of testing equipment.

Data Collection and Analysis Test results are automatically saved in CSV, Excel, and PDF formats, with subsequent report generation.

Provides statistical analysis including average values, maximum values, and more.

Real-Time Monitoring Real-time verification of HRR, smoke density, oxygen consumption rate, and more. Real-time measurement of HRR (Heat Release Rate), smoke density, and gas concentration, displayed in graph form.

Error Detection and Warning Provides warning messages when abnormalities occur during testing.

DIN EN 71-2 is a European safety standard that specifies test methods for evaluating the fire hazards of children's toys. The standard measures how toys and similar products respond when exposed to a flame source — specifically, how quickly they ignite and how rapidly the flame spreads.

The DIN EN 71-2 testing system provides the equipment required to perform these flammability assessments. EN 13823, on the other hand, is the standard for evaluating the reaction-to-fire performance of building materials and structural products, with particular focus on heat release and smoke production. It is used to measure the fire performance of construction materials and to assess how they behave under fire exposure.

Key Features

- Accurate Flame Spread Measurement
The system measures the Heat Release Rate (HRR) in real time to evaluate the amount of thermal energy released by the test material during combustion.

- Smoke Density Measurement
Smoke density generated during combustion of the toy specimen is monitored in real time to assess the volume of smoke and associated hazards.

- Automated Test Operation
Test conditions, heat flux settings, and test duration are controlled automatically, ensuring accurate and repeatable results.

- Test Environment Control
Temperature and humidity are precisely controlled to reproduce realistic fire scenarios during testing.

- Precise Data Logging & Analysis
Test results are automatically recorded and exported in CSV, Excel, and PDF formats, with built-in report generation.

- Comprehensive Safety Features
Multiple safety systems are integrated to ensure operator protection during testing, including flame detection and temperature control systems.

Test Method	Measurement of flame spread rate and smoke density for toys and children's products
Test Duration	Typically 15 minutes; adjustable based on specimen response
Heat Flux	35 kW/m² (standard heat flux)
Specimen Size	Customizable to specimen dimensions (e.g., 100 mm × 100 mm)
Temperature Measurement Range	0°C ~ 800°C
Smoke Density Measurement	Optical sensor-based smoke density measurement
Gas Analysis	Concentration measurement of key gases including CO, CO₂, and O₂
Test Environment	Temperature: 23 °C ± 2 °C, Humidity: 50% ± 5% (standard test conditions)
System Control	Automated control of heat flux, temperature, and test duration
Software	Automated data logging, analysis, and report generation
Safety Features	Includes flame detection, temperature alerts, and smoke density warning systems
Power Supply	220 V, 50 Hz
Power Consumption	Approx. 3 kW – 5 kW

Software Support Specifications

- Test Automation Automation of test setup, start, termination, and control.

- Remote Control Remote control and monitoring of testing equipment.

- Data Acquisition & Analysis
Automatic export of test results to CSV, Excel, and PDF, with report generation

- Real-Time Monitoring Real-time verification of HRR, smoke density, oxygen consumption rate, and more. Real-time measurement of HRR (Heat Release Rate), smoke density, and gas concentration, displayed in graph form.

- Error Detection and Warning Provides warning messages when abnormalities occur during testing.

Equipment Specifications