Setting the Standard: TS007 and Building Regulations 2015 – Part Q
The introduction of the TS007 standard and subsequent changes to Building Regulations 2015 – Part Q by the Door and Hardware Federation set a crucial benchmark for home security. Though progress has occurred, I see untapped potential for faster and broader improvements, particularly in the retrofit market.With lingering confusion around the subject, I’ll be addressing this in-depth during my talk on “Improving Home Security and TS007 Cylinder Locks” this April.
Decoding Technology and Innovation in Home Security
The talk is set for The Security Event, and it’s fittingly named the Technology and Innovation Theatre. Contrary to merely using buzzwords, my aim is to provide a nuanced understanding of home security. Genuine improvements arise when those in the locksmith, installer, and door industry comprehend the details behind technological advances and innovative designs. It’s not about claiming superiority; it’s about equipping professionals with the insights to truly benefit consumers.
Beyond Buzzwords: Unveiling TS007’s Critical Details
While TS007 has become an industry buzzword, my presentation aims to delve into its critical aspects, providing much-needed clarity. The devil lies in the details, and understanding the intricacies of the standard is key to enhancing home security.
Join Me at The Security Event: April 30th
I invite you to join me for this talk at The Security Event on April 30th at the NEC. If that date doesn’t suit you, consider visiting on other days. The event, a flagship for the UK’s commercial and residential security industry, offers a wealth of educational sessions, exhibits, and networking opportunities. I look forward to connecting with you.
Best regards,
Neil Rule, MD.