Product Details
Product Introduction:
Our company manufactures panel-type smoke vents—also known as remotely controlled smoke vents or smoke dampers—which are specialized devices installed in ceilings or walls within building fire‑suppression smoke‑exhaust systems. Normally closed, they are automatically opened upon activation of the fire‑alarm linkage system during a fire to exhaust indoor smoke, thereby facilitating safe evacuation and supporting firefighting and rescue operations. These products are widely used in shopping malls, office buildings, underground parking garages, industrial plants, and other facilities.
General technical parameters (using a mainstream fire‑proof panel‑type smoke vent as an example):
| Parameter Item |
Specification Details |
| Product Name |
Panel-type smoke vent (remote-controlled) / Close-range type) |
| Nominal size |
Common specifications: 300×300 mm, 400×400 mm, 500×500 mm, 600×600 mm (custom non-standard sizes available) |
| Control method |
Electric control ( DC 24 V fire‑alarm linkage), manual control (local activation/reset) |
| Action power supply |
DC 24 V (standard power supply for fire protection systems) |
| Operating current |
≤0.5A |
| Fusion temperature |
280°C (automatically shuts off upon reaching this temperature, with fire‑proof functionality) |
| Protection Class of the Actuator |
IP54 |
| Valve body material |
Galvanized steel with powder coating (standard), featuring an electrostatically applied surface finish for rust resistance and corrosion protection. |
| Air outlet type |
Flat-type smoke vent; when closed, it is flush with the ceiling. / Flush with the wall |
| Activation method |
Electric during a fire / Manually activated; normally closed |
| Applicable Scenarios |
Ceiling of rooms, corridors, and smoke-control zones / Wall-mounted smoke exhaust system |
| Installation method |
Recessed ceiling / Wall-mounted, flange‑to‑flange ductwork |
Applicable Scenarios and Selection Recommendations:
Core use cases:
1. Indoor smoke exhaust systems for public buildings such as shopping malls, office towers, hotels, and hospitals
2. Mechanical smoke exhaust systems for underground parking garages and equipment rooms
3. Smoke exhaust and ventilation systems for factories and warehouses
Key considerations for selection:
1. Select based on airflow rate and dimensions: Choose diffuser specifications that match the design smoke exhaust volume of each smoke-control zone and the ductwork size, ensuring uniform smoke extraction and minimal pressure loss.
2. Control Mode Compatibility: When interfacing with the fire‑alarm linkage system, it is mandatory to select a model equipped with electric actuation and feedback signals to ensure seamless integration with the fire control room.
3. Installation requirements: Install at the top of a smoke compartment or on a wall near the ceiling, with a horizontal distance from the farthest point not exceeding 30 meters.
4. Regulatory Compliance: Products must comply with national fire safety standards and possess fire safety certifications to ensure successful fire safety inspection and acceptance.
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