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<span>Understanding LPCB and ASTM Certification for Perimeter Security</span>

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Understanding LPCB and ASTM Certification for Perimeter Security

May 12, 2026

Third party certification provides independent verification that a security product performs as claimed under real-world attack conditions. For specifiers and procurement teams, certifications from bodies like LPCB and ASTM provide the confidence needed to make informed decisions.

What is LPCB Certification?

The Loss Prevention Certification Board (LPCB) is a leading UK-based certification body that tests physical security products against rigorous standards. LPS 1175 is the primary standard for tested intruder resistance, with ratings from SR1 (basic resistance) to SR8 (highest resistance).

What is ASTM Certification?

The American Society for Testing and Materials (ASTM) provides internationally recognised standards for materials and systems. For perimeter security, ASTM F2656 is the key standard for vehicle crash testing, covering impacts from lightweight vehicles up to heavy trucks.