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Thermal Drop Away Ceiling Panels

Lightweight, thermally activated aisle containment ceiling panels fall out of way before fire suppression release.

The Cool Shield™ Thermal Drop Away Ceiling Panels are UL listed and are intended to be used when the fire suppression heads are located directly above the contained area.

Features

  • Clear lightweight panels allow for light pass through
  • Framed panels can be lifted off to access above contained area
  • Panels designed to disintegrate above 135 degrees
  • Material meets NFPA 75 fire rating requirements
  • Framed panels can be pre-installed for fast installation

Specifications

  • UL Listed and FM Approved for installation beneath fire sprinklers
  • Class A Fire Rated ASTM E84-11a
  • Weight: 0.75 lbs
  • Color: clear Also available: white, sand, latte, merlot, black
  • Material: Recyclable, 0.013″ thick rigid vinyl

Thermal drop away ceiling panels in Data Centers

About Thermal Drop Away Ceiling Panels for Aisle Containment

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Benefits Of The Cool Shield Drop-Away Ceiling Panels

The drop-away thermal panels enable the fire suppression system to work as designed.  Some Fire Marshals may require including a smoke detector inside the contained area.  However, adding a smoke detector is much easier than re-configuring the entire system.  The panels are completely clear so that ambient light will keep the aisle well-lit for data center personnel, with easy access to lights or cable trays by simply removing frame panels that are in the way.

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