I have a quandary.
We have a demise within a multi tenanted building that we want to keep secure as the corridor is used by multiple patrons (card fob to gain entry) and have made the access system FAIL SECURE in the event of a fire alarm, power failure or BGU override from the secure side. It is also an escape door with the BGU on the direction of escape side of the doorway, so our staff can escape into the common stairwell. This is not a final exit door.
Is the use of FAIL SECURE legal? Given there is a BGU to override from the secure side in the direction of escape travel
