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Material & Fire Standards

PVC Grilles

C2020 Grilles and air conditioning systems are made of high-tech material. They provide an effective solution to a major problem, which is nothing more than liquefaction on the outer surface of the grille. PVC sheets have an extremely low coefficient of thermal conductivity (0.05 W/mK), eliminate the phenomenon of liquefaction and highlight the C2020 Grilles as the perfect combination of performance and aesthetics.

PVC Material Specifications

PVC Foam Sheet is a chemically foamed, rigid and light weight extruded sheet with a closed cell structure, that comes with a smooth matt surface finish on both sides.

Technical Specifications

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Fire Standards

The EN-standard is based on a test for the actual materials response to fire, smoke development and droplets while burning. EN‐classification Standards:

fire-standards
Fire behaviour Class A1 (highest level)
Class A2 (not burnable materials)
Class B (inflammable materials)
Class C (normal flammable materials)
Class D (normal flammable materials)
Class E (normal flammable materials)
Class F (not classified materials)
Smoke development Class S1 (Very limited smoke development)
Class S2 (Limited smoke development)
Class S3 (no demands on smoke development)
Burning droplets Class d0 (No burning droplets or particles)
Class d1 (limited burning droplets)
Class d2 (no demands on burning droplets)
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B-s1, d0

Euro Air Textile Materials (HDC and DFC-line) are certified and approved.

The table below shows our main export countries standards and what test textile materials have passed.

Country Tested according to Classification
EU EN 13501‐1 Class B‐S1, d0
Germany DIN EN 13501‐1 DIN 4102 Class B‐S1, d0 Class B1 (flame retardant)
Austria ÖNORM EN 13501‐1 ÖNORM b 3800 Class B‐S1, d0 Q1 (limited smoke development)
Holland NEN EN 13501‐1 Class B‐S1, d0
France NFP 92501‐1 M1 (Non‐combustible)
England BS 476, Part 6 MoD HH52/92 Class 1 (expected to pass) Passed
USA (Underwriters lab.) NFPA 90A‐1993 < 25 Smoke developed index < 50 Passed