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Model 3000: Performance Standards

The Model 3000 is on our newest and most exciting products

The Model 3000 is a horizontally deploying curtain that can serve to separate floors in the event of an emergency. This is especially helpful in the design of open atriums.

Model 3000 Horizontal Smoke Curtain Highlights:

  • Protects openings up to 20 feet wide and 30 feet long
  • Automatically deployed upon a signal from the local smoke control panel or detection system
  • Installed between flooring decks
  • Operates on 120V power with 24V motor
  • Equipped with battery backup system
  • Comes in a standard galvanized finish with powder coat options available

For more details on how the Model 3000 smoke and fire curtain may fit into your projects, give Smoke Guard California a call today. Our technical specialists can answer any questions you may have and provide a comprehensive solution for your fire and smoke safety needs.

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