Ferrari Fan Technology (UK) Limited is pleased to announce their staircase pressurisation product range.
To meet with the guidance for stairwell pressurisation systems in accordance with EN12101-6, we offer a kit comprising of a boxed axial fan in various sizes, a speed regulator (inverter) and pressure sensor. Used together the differential pressure of a stairwell or lobby can be maintained to ensure smoke does not prevent safe escape from the building.
The use of pressure sensor and inverter to control the fan means that pressure relief grill or damper is not necessary in the installation.
There are 12 different kits in the range with 6 sizes of axial fans and motors ranging from 0.18 to 2.2kW; it utilizes our MNS thermoplastic impeller design and has galvanised steel casings and insulated mounting box. The speed controller is a compact design; it has digital with RS485/Modbus RTU communication cards. The pressure sensor is available with or without display.
For further information please contact:
Kevin Cornfoot
Ferrari Fan Technology (UK) Limited
PO Box 265
Herne Bay
Kent
CT6 9AZ
Tel: +44 (0)845 634 2714
Fax: +44 (0)845 634 2175
E-mail: kevin@ferrarifantechnologuuk.co.uk
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