Global Systems Smoke Curtains

GSF KDS / GSF KDR Smoke Curtains are intended to be used in buildings as barriers dividing space into smoke compartments. Their primary functions include: creating smoke compartments by containing and limiting the movement of smoke, redirecting the movement of smoke, preventing and delaying any influx of smoke into other areas or into air gaps. The design of smoke curtains permits the possibility of joining multiple curtain modules, which allows for creating barriers of any size. The curtains are suitable for a wide variety of applications in both public and commercial buildings.

Types of Smoke Curtains

Classified by operating principle

• GSF KDS Smoke Curtains – fixed
• GSF KDR Smoke Curtains – movable

Classifed by fire resistance class

• D₆₀₀160
• D₆₀₀181
• DH60
• DH133

Types of GSF KDR Movable Smoke Curtains in terms of their operating principle

• ASB1 The curtain descends as a result of activation or power outage, at a speed range of 0,06 – 0,30 m/s, no lower than 2,5 meters from the floor
• ASB2 The curtain descends as a result of activation at a speed range of 0,06 – 0,30 m/s, no lower than 2,5 meters from the floor
• ASB3 The curtain descends as a result of activation or power outage, at a speed range of 0,06 – 0,15 m/s, at any height
• ASB4 The curtain descends as a result of activation at a speed range of 0,06 – 0,15 m/s, at any height

Smoke Curtains Design

GSF KDS FIXED Smoke Curtains

• Curtain – made of fire-resistant material
• Mount
• Bottom bar

GSF KDR MOVABLE Smoke Curtains

The curtain is rolled up around a shaft and maintained in this position by an electric motor. The curtain is released in the event of fire. The curtain is controlled by means of a central control panel.
The movable smoke curtain consists of:

• Curtain – made of fire-resistant material
• Shaft
• Shaft box
• Bottom bar
• Curtain motor

Optional Principle