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UL 10C panic bar

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  • Can You Use a UL 305 Panic Bar on a Fire-Rated Door?
    No. A UL 305 panic bar is certified as life-safety egress hardware, but it is not automatically approved for installation on a fire-rated door. For that, the same device must also carry a UL 10C listing, which tests the hardware's ability to withstand fire and positive pressure conditions alongside
    2026-10-07
  • How to Verify a Supplier's UL 10C and UL 305 Panic Hardware Certifications
    To verify a panic hardware supplier's UL 10C and UL 305 certifications, look up the manufacturer's UL File Number in UL's free online Product iQ database (productspec.ul.com). If the file number returns an active listing matching the product category, the certification is genuine. If a supplier cann
    2026-09-20
  • UL 10C Panic Bar vs. Standard Panic Bar: Key Differences You Must Know for Fire Door Compliance
    A UL 10C panic bar is a fire-rated exit device tested to withstand up to 3 hours of positive-pressure fire conditions and does not allow mechanical dogging, making it required for fire-rated doors. A standard panic bar provides fast, code-compliant egress but is not fire-tested, so it can only be us
    2026-08-27
  • UL 10C vs. UL 305: What's the Difference and Why Do Fire-Rated Exit Devices Need Both?
    UL 305 and UL 10C certify two different things: UL 305 verifies that panic hardware allows fast, reliable egress in an emergency, while UL 10C verifies that a door assembly maintains its integrity under positive-pressure fire conditions. A fire-rated exit device needs both because life safety depend
    2026-08-26
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