Jet fans smoke control systems are suitable for installation in large, uncluttered spaces such as car parks and tunnels. Ventilation systems for underroof parking are designed to ensure the most important functions. Such systems are designed to protect people escaping fire through the evacuation routes against hazardous fire factors by extracting harmful combustion products and preventing their spreading in the air. As regards smoke removal and ventilation systems intended for industrial plants where explosion hazard zones are present, we use components fit for work in explosion hazard zones (atex certificates). Hotels are special buildings where fire may originate in many different spaces. This may include kitchens using open fire, guest rooms where a short-circuit may occur or fire may be started by guests, reception and concert halls where pyrotechnics are frequently used, as well as saunas and underground garages.

A typical be safe direct mechanical system consists of a vertical mechanical extract shaft that serves a building’s common corridor and/or lobby. If smoke is detected within one of these areas, the fire damper to the smoke shaft on the affected floor(s) will open, and the fan at the top of the shaft will activate to extract the smoke. Smoke inhalation and odor won't be an issue for your non-smoking customers, employees, or visitors anymore once you install an electronic or media-type smoke eater.

Alongside the additional day-to-day environmental ventilation requirements, enclosed car parks pose a significant challenge to achieve compliance and ensure occupant safety. Smoke eaters and air ventilation systems provide more than just smoke removal. Clean air, free from pollen, dust, mold, allergens, and other airborne particles is important to everyone. For restaurant and bar owners, it's essential to show both your customers and your employees that their preference for smoking or not smoking is important.

Fire suppression equipment can be subdivided according to the type of surface to be extinguished. Water, foam or mist systems are most commonly used in large volume facilities, while for facilities up to approx. In smaller facilities, drencher systems or water mist fire suppression systems can be used.

All this requires a smoke removal and ventilation system  or a complete fire-fighting system adjusted to each of the spaces, in consideration of the working conditions. Ad b offers the best practicable and proportional guidance for the fire safety and fire protection of buildings jumta  which are above or contain, enclosed car parks. Shev systems are necessary in buildings that require a low-smoke or smoke-free layer in case of fire.

If a specific solution is preferred, the selection of components suggested by the customer may be applied providing that that does not affect the safety level. Hospitals are complex structures as regards topography and frequently consist of separate buildings located on a large area. Their operation must be stable, and a series of  procedures must not be abandoned even in case of fire.