Product Name: SAFTI FIRST GPX CW
Product Description:
Glassprotex (GPX) with Superlite II-XL Glazing Unit Wall Assembly System
Assembly Rating - Up To 2 Hours; Non-Bearing Wall. This glazing maintains up to or less than a 250°F (121.11°C) average temperature rise for the full duration.
| SuperLite II XL Glazing Unit - 120 Minute Assembly |
| Maximum Allowable Clear View Area |
4,876 sq. in |
| Maximum Allowable Clear View Width |
124" |
| Maximum Allowable Clear View Height |
124" |
| Minimum Stop Depth |
5/8" |
| SuperLite II XL Glazing Unit - 90 Minute Assembly |
| Maximum Allowable Clear View Area |
4,876 sq. in |
| Maximum Allowable Clear View Width |
124" |
| Maximum Allowable Clear View Height |
124" |
| Minimum Stop Depth |
5/8" |
| SuperLite II XL Glazing Unit - 60 Minute Assembly |
| Maximum Allowable Clear View Area |
4,952 sq. in |
| Maximum Allowable Clear View Width |
124" |
| Maximum Allowable Clear View Height |
124" |
| Minimum Stop Depth |
5/8" |
Glazing Markings: W-OH-60, W-OH-90, and W-OH-120
*Component Bearing the Warnock Hersey Certification Mark.
Note: For applications of these glazing products in door assemblies and window assemblies as well as door vision panel kits, please see listing in appropriate sections.
Note: Glazing products used in the designs specified in this Listing are non-directional.
Evaluated to the following...
Design listings are based on, and supported by, proprietary test reports. The test reports further define proprietary design details which make these listings applicable only to the specified products manufactured by the listed manufacture.
Unless otherwise noted, the assemblies in this section have been evaluated for conformance to the following standards:
ASTM-E119, Standard Methods of Fire Tests of Building Construction and Materials.
CAN/ULC-S101, Standard Methods of Fire Endurance Tests of Building Construction and Materials.
NFPA-251, Fire Tests of Building Construction and Materials.
UBC-7-1-94, Uniform Building Code Standard.
UL-263, Fire Tests of Building Construction and Materials.
Designs listed are minimum construction requirements to achieve fire rating.
Unless otherwise noted, fire ratings apply to tests conducted on both sides.
