Ventilation & Fire Ventilation Experts

The Curvent Fire-X-EN 1620 fire ventilator is one of our top selling vents. Not only is it compatible with most roof types but it's performance is certified to EN 12101-2;2003-09. This means that the ventilator has been tested an certified by a notified body in terms of the European Union that all provisions concerning the assessment and verification of consistency of performance described in annex ZA of EN 12101-2: 2003-09 are applied and that the ventilator fulfills all t

In a sales-related meeting Curvent International Sales Executive Eugéne Janse van Rensburg announced that the company’s Curvent Pinnacle Turbine annual unit sales record of 2015 has already been surpassed by 16.5% for 2016 so far. There is still another 4 months to set the next annual record on unit sales. The reason for the success rate? According to the executive, the Curvent Pinnacle Turbine meets all the requirements the clients are looking for when they are sourcing for

Ventilation is the process by which fresh air is introduced and contaminated air is removed from an occupied space. Purposes of Ventilation The purposes of ventilation are: 1. To provide a continuous supply of oxygen necessary for human existence. 2. To remove the heat, moisture and carbon dioxide from a room. 3. To remove contaminants such as: Water vapor Heat and smells from cooking Gases and vapors from industrial processes. Formaldehyde from; insulati

At the Baywest Mall in Port Elizabeth. This video was taken more than a year ago... but we wanted to share it on our News Page. We move air with excellence to save lives. #smokeventilation #ventilation #fireventilation

Source: Brannigan's Building Construction for the Fire Service Venting a fire, even at the risk of increasing its volume, is often necessary to make the conditions inside the fire building somewhat habitable for occupants and fire fighters. This was recognized over a hundred years ago in the case of multi-story fires in tenements in New York. Packed with hundreds of immigrants, these buildings were deathtraps. A single wooden stairway with wood and glass doors to tenant apart

Ventilation is a necessary process of almost any firefighting operation, according to Michael Lee. (Michael has 25 years experience in pre-hospital paramedic experience and about 20 years experience in the fire service.) He further states that the ability to remove smoke, heat and fire gases from a structure can greatly assist with the ability to find victims. The types of Fire Ventilation Systems on the market is: 1. Natural Ventilation 2. Mechanical Ventilation 3. Vertica

I cannot recall the amount of times I have been asked the question “How often must my Smoke Ventilation equipment be serviced?” The following is an extract from SANS 10400 Part T Annex A Regulations T1 General Requirement (1) Any building shall be so designed, constructed and equipped that in case of fire – (a) the protection of occupants or users, including persons with disabilities, therein is ensured and that provision is made for the safe evacuation of such o