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🔥 Shaft Door

A shaft door is a specially designed access door installed on service shafts such as lift shafts, cable shafts, duct shafts, and plumbing or utility shafts in buildings. Its primary purpose is to provide safe and controlled access for maintenance, inspection, and emergency servicing of vertical service installations.

Shaft Doors
🚒 FHC Shaft Door

A Fire Hydrant Shaft Door (FHC Door) is a fire-rated access panel used to enclose hydrant valves and hose reels inside vertical shafts. It helps prevent the chimney effect, stopping fire and smoke from spreading between floors.

Core Specifications

  • Material: GI / MS Sheets (1.2mm thick)
  • Infill: Mineral Wool / Rockwool (96kg/m³)
  • Sealing: Intumescent seals for smoke protection
  • Finish: Fire Red (RAL 3000) powder coating
⚙️ Features & Hardware
  • L-Key / Cam Lock system
  • Optional vision panel (fire-rated glass)
  • Clear marking: "FIRE HYDRANT" / "FHC"
  • High visibility for emergency use
📏 Standard Sizes
  • Single Door: 750mm × 600mm × 250mm
  • Double Door: 750mm × 900mm
  • Shaft Access: 2100mm × 900mm
🔥 Designed for quick access while maintaining fire compartment safety.
⚡ LV / Electrical Shaft Door

LV and Electrical Shaft Doors are fire-rated panels used to secure utility shafts carrying electrical and data services. They are essential as per NBC 2016 to prevent fire spread between floors.

Key Requirements

  • Fire Rating: Minimum 120 minutes
  • Compliance: IS 3614:2021
  • Separation: Electrical & LV systems in separate shafts
📊 Technical Specifications
Feature Electrical Shaft Door LV Shaft Door
Usage Power cables, DBs Telecom, CCTV, Data
Color PO Red / Light Grey Siemens Grey / Light Grey
Ventilation Louvers required Optional
Material 1.2mm–1.6mm GI/MS 0.8mm–1.2mm GI/CRCA
🔧 Essential Components
  • Allen Key / Cam Lock system
  • Intumescent seals for fire protection
  • Recessed D-type handles
  • Flush design for corridors
⚠️ Ensures safety, accessibility, and controlled fire spread in utility shafts.