“Industrial Axial Fire Smoke Exhaust Fan”(400 °C / 2H)

A fire smoke industrial axial exhaust fan is a ventilation fan designed to remove smoke and hot gases from industrial buildings during a fire.
These fans are typically more extensive and powerful than typical axial exhaust fans, as industrial buildings often have much higher airflow requirements.
They are typically installed in the ceilings or walls of industrial buildings and can be activated manually or automatically when a fire alarm system is triggered.
The fan uses an axial impeller, a propeller that draws air parallel to the rotation axis, to create a high airflow volume. This airflow removes smoke and hot gases from the building, allowing for improved visibility and increased safety for occupants trying to evacuate.
They are designed to comply with fire safety standards and tested for that purpose, withstanding the high temperature of smoke and fire (300 °C / 2 Hours). Additionally, fire smoke industrial axial exhaust fans can also help to slow down the spread of a fire by removing the heat and smoke that fuel it.
They are commonly found in large manufacturing plants, Car Parking lots, warehouses, and other industrial facilities and are essential for maintaining a safe and healthy environment for workers and equipment.