Smoke Control System
A Smoke Control System is a specialized mechanical and ventilation system designed to manage and direct the movement of smoke during a fire emergency. Its primary purpose is to limit the spread of smoke throughout a building, thereby improving visibility, protecting escape routes, and providing safer conditions for both occupants and emergency responders.
Smoke poses a greater threat than fire in most building-related fatalities. In enclosed environments, it can quickly obscure exits, disable fire detection equipment, and introduce toxic gases. A well-designed smoke control system actively extracts or contains smoke, helping to maintain tenable conditions in evacuation paths and reduce property damage.
Core Functions of Smoke Control Systems:
Smoke Containment: Prevents smoke from moving between zones using pressurization or compartmentalization.
Smoke Extraction: Actively removes smoke from key areas through mechanical exhaust fans and ductwork.
Pressurization Systems: Maintains positive air pressure in stairwells, lobbies, or safe zones to keep smoke out.
Automatic Activation: Integrates with fire detection systems to activate immediately upon fire alarm.
Compliance with Safety Codes: Designed according to international fire safety standards and building codes.
Whether for high rise buildings, shopping complexes, industrial facilities, or underground structures, smoke control systems are a vital component of modern fire safety strategies.
At one call aircon access, we design, install, and maintain advanced smoke control systems tailored to your building’s architecture and use case—ensuring safety, compliance, and peace of mind.
