Smoke control window automation uses motorised facade openings to exhaust smoke and heat during a fire event. By harnessing natural buoyancy forces, these systems assist with maintaining tenable conditions, protecting escape routes and supporting fire brigade intervention. These systems can also be used to provide make up air for stair pressurisation systems.
All smoke control systems are designed to support compliance with:
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Smoke control window automation uses motorised windows to exhaust smoke and heat during a fire event. These systems support occupant safety, protect egress paths, make up air and assist fire brigade intervention.
Smoke control window automation systems are designed to support compliance with the NCC and relevant Australian Standards, based on project-specific fire engineering requirements.
Yes. Smoke control window automation can be integrated with fire indicator panels (FIP) smoke detection systems, general fire alarm systems (GFA) and building management systems.
Architects, fire engineers, façade consultants, and building surveyors typically specify smoke control window automation systems during the design phase.
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