Nuaire stand dedicated to high temperature fans at London Build 2024
In addition to sharing a stand with sister company Domus Ventilation at London Build (20-21st November at Olympia London) this year, UK ventilation manufacturer Nuaire is excited to announce it has an additional stand, L32, which is dedicated to high temperature fans.
An active member of the Smoke Control Association, Nuaire has a well deserved reputation for quality product and technical knowledge in the fire and smoke market. Nuaire’s comprehensive range of high temperature fans cater for a wide scope of temperature demands stipulated by global legislation and fire strategy.
A key focus of Nuaire’s stand L32 at London Build will be its latest smoke shaft system, AxTân. AxTân was the first fully-certified shaft system to be introduced to the market - an all-in-one solution with skid, cowl and fan combined. This means it can be delivered straight to site and fitted as one whole unit, thus reducing time spent assembling on site as well as mitigating any installation issues. AxTân hits a sweet spot in performance of 6m3/s and 300pa. It’s high efficiency motors result in lower running costs, making it the optimum choice for any specification.
AxTân is part of Nuaire’s AXUS high temperature range, which includes axial, induction and impulse solutions for smoke control project requirements, such as car parks, pressurisation systems, ducted installations, and roof extract applications. Fans are tested to EN12101-3:2015. Units are high performance and are capable of operating at temperatures of 300°C and 400°C for 2 hours.
In addition to promoting its ventilation products suitable for smoke and heat applications, Nuaire will be providing visitors to London Build with an opportunity to expand their knowledge in this field courtesy of Simon Plummer, Divisional Manager for Axial Fans at Nuaire. Having worked within the HEVAC and, more specifically, the fan industry for over 37 years, specialising in car park ventilation and life safety products for the last two decades, Simon is recognised as one of the UK’s leading fire safety experts in his fields.
