Ventilation system for smaller car parks

06 April, 2009

Parking Ventilation Equipment has launched a new system for ventilating smaller car parks and underground developments. Compak is based around three standard packages using integrated and matched components to deliver cost-effective systems.

The system is based on the latest induction fan technology and designed to reduce the overall system cost for smaller car parks — saving space, energy and cost.

Compak is described as a fully compliant ventilation system in a damage-resistant box comprising perfectly matched components brought together as a single working package — avoiding over-sizing and over-pricing. All cable and main fixings are included.

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