Smoke vent with glazing

Step 1 - Choose a top unit

Robust polycarbonate or acrylic material used in the in the smoke vent dome with glazing is virtually impervious to damage from hail, ice pellets and other extreme weather.

Transparent dome

Transparent surface provides clear views to the outside and good daylight.

 

Opaque dome

Opaque surface provides daylight and increased privacy.

Step 2 - Base unit

The smoke vent dome with glazing comes with a top which opens all the way up to 50 cm to quickly release smoke and other harmful gasses in time-critical situations. It can also open up to approx. 15 cm for daily comfort ventilation. Control system for operating multiple windows and daily ventilation purchased separately.

Step 3 - Smoke exhaust accessories

Smoke sensors, control system and break glass units to be purchased separately.

Control unit

For operation of up to four flat roof smoke exhaust domes. Choose between 2 control units to operated 1 or 2 flat roof windows.
KFC 210 or KFC 220

Smoke detector

For early fire detection.
KFA 100

Break glass point

For activating the smoke exhaust function. 
KFK 100

Step 4 - Possible installation add-ons

Extension kerb

Use the extension kerb for a higher installation in the roof.
ZCE

Frame fixing kit

Frame fixing kit for secure mechanical fixation of the roofing material to the window frame.
ZZZ 210

Lining

Lining for flat roof. This all-in-one solution includes PVC panels, vapour barrier and facings.
LSF 2000

Step 5 – Complete your smoke vent with glazing 

VELUX blinds are easily installed with the window both for heat protection and blackout purposes.

Anti-heat blind

Reduces solar heating.
MSG* **

Blackout energy pleated blind

Blackout and insulating effect
FSK* **

*Approval by local fire authorities is needed before installation.

**Solar powered blinds are not recommended with opaque dome.