Smoke inhalation is the leading cause of death or injury during a fire, as it can lead to unconsciousness in just a few breaths and can be fatal within minutes. Toxic fumes are also a significant hazard during fires. To mitigate these risks, smoke and heat extraction systems are essential in buildings.
These systems quickly draw smoke and toxic fumes outside, providing a safer environment for occupants to evacuate and reducing the risk of smoke-related injuries or fatalities. Proper ventilation and extraction systems are crucial components of fire safety planning, ensuring the well-being of occupants during emergencies.
