Ignitability test, also referred to as the single-flame source test. The test apparatus complies with EN ISO 11925-2. Results from tests on building structures can be categorised using standard 13501-1.

The test specimens must have dimensions of (250) mm in length and (90) mm in width. The burner is moved horizontally at a 45° angle until the test specimen is touched by the flame, which has a 20 mm length, in the predetermined location. Testing could be necessary for surface exposure, edge exposure, or even both. The flame application time is either 15 or 30 seconds, depending on the sponsor.

During the test, it is noted whether ignition occurs, whether the flame tip climbs 150 mm above the flame application point, and whether the filter ignites.

Norms: DIN 4102 and EN ISO 11925-2

Technical details:

 This gadget's two components are a control device and a burning chamber.

• Burner diameter 0.17mm burner with regulator; four 4mm air suction inlets; power supply AC220V10%,50Hz;

• Gas source >95% propane; (user should provide for themselves)

• 10 kPa to 50 kPa of gas pressure

• 0.7 m/s flue air velocity only when burner is lit and draught hood is open

Time adjustments for the continuous flame and the afterflame are 0 to 99 minutes and 99 seconds, respectively.

Burner angle is 45 degrees, the anemometer is accurate to 1 seconds per hour, the material is stainless steel, and there are two large viewing windows on the front and right.

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