Elta gains LPCB approval

12 January, 2010

The range of powered smoke and heat-exhaust ventilation products made by Elta Fans has been tested and approved by the Loss Prevention Certification Board (LPCB). Elta axial and impulse fans are widely employed in enclosed car parks to provide efficient day-to-day ventilation and also to ensure effective smoke ventilation in a fire.

SmokeVent axial fans (used to regulate airflow) and JetVent impulse fans (used to control airflow direction) have all been approved to the BS EN 12101-3 standard for smoke and heat-control systems.

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