Compare the fields, not the marketing label
Miami-Dade’s product search distinguishes impact information from positive and negative design-pressure information. Keep those details attached to the selected configuration so the comparison does not lose an important condition.
Include glazing and size in the conversation
A product family can offer several configurations. The door’s dimensions and windows belong in the review of the relevant documentation; a photograph of a similar model is not enough to establish what has been selected.
Ask who confirms the site requirement
A homeowner should not have to invent a required pressure or infer it from a ZIP code. Have the responsible project professional explain how the selected assembly is matched to the actual opening and applicable review process.
Your questions
Is impact resistance the same as a higher wind-pressure rating?
No. They describe different performance considerations and should be checked separately in the applicable documentation.
Does a door without windows avoid every impact-related question?
Do not infer the project’s requirements from appearance. Review the actual product and applicable conditions with the responsible professional.