Disys Technologies supports safer healthcare environments with fully compliant fire and smoke damper control systems—backed by proven UK hospital experience, nationwide servicing, safety accreditation, and ongoing product innovation.
Fire dampers are essential life-safety devices that maintain a building’s fire compartmentation by preventing flames, smoke and heat from spreading through ventilation ductwork. This blog explains how dampers work, what key standards and classifications mean, and why correct selection, installation, sealing and testing are critical to compliance- and to protecting escape routes and lives.
A reflection on Matthew Rogers' first year as Managing Director of the fire damper control systems company and the strive for excellence
Choosing to install below standard may seem like an acceptable corner-cutting exercise, but it can lead to significant issues down the line. Installing ducting made to DW144 standards is not just a technical requirement; it’s a commitment to excellence that ensures you meet the needs of your customer and protect the reputation of your business.
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Through research, advocacy, and education, FGK works to promote healthy, energy-efficient, and sustainable indoor environments. An FGK Literature Review highlights a critical link between indoor air quality and productivity, concentration, and health in schools and workspaces
From the very first moment in life we need air. We start life by taking a deep breath of air and from that very moment we are dependent on it – for life, health and wellbeing. So, why should we care about our indoor air quality?
Pressure drop can be a source of wasted energy and is an important parameter in determining the overall running costs of a building’s ventilation system. In this blog post, we’ll try to explain pressure drop in a simplified way, how pressure drop data is used in ventilation design and why low pressure drop contributes to a more energy efficient ventilation system.
In an effort to reduce energy consumption and save money, many building owners and facility managers may be tempted to cut back on heating and ventilation in their buildings. This can be a quick and effective solution in the short term. But what are the long-term consequences?
Why is BSR highlighting 2024 as a pivotal year for progressing their agenda to raise safety, standards, and performance across the built environment?
