Room integrity fan testing (or door fan testing) is a critical procedure, required by NFPA 2001 standards, that measures the airtightness of an enclosure protected by a gaseous fire suppression system by installing a fan in a doorway, technicians pressurize and depressurize the room to calculate leakage, ensuring the agent remains at a 85% concentration for at least 10 minutes to prevent re-ignition. Recognizing the critical role these devices play in emergency situations, our experts go beyond mere compliance – we tailor our services to meet the unique fire safety needs of your environment.
If the room fails to maintain the necessary pressure, the fire suppression system may not operate effectively