Fire Safety at it's Core
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Fire Safety at it's Core
Serving all of New England
Inquire today to ensure your facility is code compliant.
This is a safety device installed in a building’s HVAC ductwork that automatically closes when a fire alarm or smoke detector is triggered. Its purpose is to prevent the spread of fire and smoke through air ducts, helping to contain the fire within a specific area and protect occupants, escape routes, and property.
This is designed to automatically close when exposed to high heat. The damper is held open by a small metal link that melts at a specific temperature, causing the blades to shut and block the duct. This prevents fire and smoke from traveling through the HVAC system, helping to contain the fire to its origin and protect other areas of the building.
This is a specially rated door designed to resist the spread of fire and smoke between sections of a building. It automatically closes during a fire, to seal off corridors and rooms. This containment helps protect escape routes, limit property damage, and provide valuable time for safe evacuation and firefighting efforts.
This refers to any opening made in a fire rated wall for pipes, cables, ducts, or other building systems. These openings must be properly sealed with firestop materials to maintain the wall’s fire resistance. Properly protected penetrations prevent fire, smoke, and toxic gases from passing through walls, ensuring the building’s fire barriers remain effective.
