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Smoke and heat vents are often required Smoke vents and smoke and heat ventilation systems are required by countries’ building regulations, fire safety and prevention designs, insurance companies and building permits. Smoke vents are installed in stairwells. Smoke and heat ventilation systems are required in buildings that call for a low-smoke layer if there is a fire. These include industrial buildings with production or storage facilities. They prevent hazardous gases from accumulating, rooms from becoming too hot and fires from spreading. Smoke and heat ventilation systems help people evacuate. These systems also assist in firefighting and rescue work. From consulting to maintenance: CWS offers an all-round service for your system. Request a quote +4961033094050 All-round service for your system Protecting people Smoke and heat ventilation systems ensure that emergency escape and rescue routes are usable by quickly dissipating smoke and heat. Minimal maintenance We provide automatic reminders for the yearly required maintenance. Expertise We provide expert advice and, when necessary, call in fire safety and prevention professionals. Comprehensive service With CWS, you have access to consultations, planning, installation, maintenance and repair all from the same source. Selection of smoke extraction systems Products filter Electrical smoke and heat extraction system Elevator shaft smoke and heat extraction system Mechanically smoke and heat extraction system Pneumatic smoke and heat extraction system Pyrotechnic smoke and heat extraction system Interested in a SHEV system? The CWS experts will advise you without obligation. Request a quote +4961033094050 Selection of the smoke extraction system The choice of a SHEVS system depends on the area of the roof, windows and facades. For specific determination, the installer uses geometric and aerodynamic parameters, the room height and the necessary low-smoke layer. In addition, several influencing variables are taken into account in the calculation so that the SHEVS system optimally fulfills its purpose. The specialist planners at CWS Fire Safety will support you with their expertise in planning the optimal smoke ventilation system. Request a quote now. Installation and approval of smoke vents CWS installs smoke and heat extraction systems with precisely fitting exhaust air openings. We install the control unit, actuator, opening units, wiring system and safety power supply in your building. We also provide support in combining the SHEV system with other fire protection equipment such as fire alarm or sprinkler systems. The CWS fire protection experts provide you with everything from a single source and prepare your smoke ventilation system for successful expert acceptance. Is maintenance due on your smoke and heat extraction system? Request a quote +4961033094050 Maintenance of smoke extractors After successful approval, we coordinate regular maintenance and testing. SHEV systems must be maintained once a year in accordance with DIN 18232 and VdS/CEA Guideline 4020. We recommend shorter intervals in dust-laden operating facilities. Testing in accordance with TPrüfVO by a recognized testing expert is mandatory for smoke and heat extraction systems and takes place every 3 - 6 years, depending on the federal state. In the case of smoke extraction systems for stairwells, this is generally not necessary unless it is directly required. To ensure proper operation, we check releases, controls, openings, power supply lines and accessories for proper functioning and operational readiness. You will immediately receive the professional documentation digitally. Fire safety and prevention solutions from CWS Consultation, planning and documentation We are also happy to advise you on fire safety and prevention designs, emergency evacuation plans and official documentation for them. More on this subject Installation and approval More about how a fire safety and prevention system is implemented and prepared for final approval. See implementation Maintenance and repair We inspect fire extinguishers, equipment and so on for proper functionality and fix any problems. See maintenance and repair Fire safety and prevention training We make sure your employees are well prepared in the event of an emergency. Training program Fire protection engineer Our professional officer can identify and assess risks in fire protection and make recommendations to you. Their tasks Maintenance of your SHEV system is due? Our experts service SHEV systems from various manufacturers. Request a quote +4961033094050 Cooperation with various manufacturers We distribute products from various manufacturers such as Aumüller, Börner, BTR, D+H Mechatronic, ESSMANN, Eternit, GEZE, Greschalux, Jet, Lamilux, SCHÜCO, Simon, STG-BEIKIRCH and VELUX. Do you have questions about smoke and heat extraction systems? *** We are currently only active in Germany and Netherlands! *** Left First name Last name Name of the company / institution Street ZIP CODE E-Mail Right Phone Your message Please find our privacy policy under this link Hidden Fields Name document.getElementsByName("source")[0].value = window.location; Leave this field blank × Thank You! Thank you very much for contacting us. OK Error Sorry, something went wrong. Go back