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LSC 44-M4
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Lift Shaft Smoke Vent
The State Building Regulations demand, that
smoke vent in lift shafts is ensured in case of fire. By
the Energy Saving Regulation EnEV is
simultaneously demanded, that building external
areas must be constructed in such a way, that they
are permanent air-tight according to the state of the
art.
With LSC D+H offers a special system, which will
provide smoke vent of lift shafts in case of fire by
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using electric motor controlled louvres, windows or
domelights. The smoke vent flaps, normally closed,
will simultaneously prevent an unnecessary loss of
thermal energy, caused by uncontrolled escaping
of heated air out of the building.
Consequently energy can be saved, ventilation
controlled and smoke vent ensured in case of fire.
Energy Saving Regulation EnEV 10/2007
Operational Safety Regulation
State Building Regulations (LBO)
Lift Guideline 95/16 of the EC
DIN VDI 6017 Behaviour of Lifts in case of Fire
EU guideline DIN V 18599
§ 6 tightness, minimum change of air
(1) Buildings to be erected must be constructed in such a way,
that the heat transfering external area, including the joints, will be
permanently airtight sealed according to the state of art. (…)
energetic valuation of buildings
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