Door Fan Test Services

When a suppression system is designed for a room, it’s designed to reach a certain concentration and then hold that concentration for a specific amount of time. It’s ability to hold this concentration is crucial for its ability to put out a fire. Most rooms, especially server rooms and electrical rooms, have a lot of wiring, conduit, HVAC ducts, and other components coming into the room. All of these penetrations of the walls act as potential areas where the gas can leak out and cause the room to not adequately hold the concentration for as long as it needs to so that it ensures the fire is extinguished. The door fan test, also called room integrity fan test, is used is to predict the enclosure’s retention time should the buildings clean agent suppression system be discharged.