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Testing and Certifications


Many tests have been made on the Maximum roof ventilators. Here is a short summary
of these tests. If, however, you require the complete reports, it can be sent to you upon
your request.

Tests Made by the Renowned AIR-INS Laboratory

The AIR-INS LABORATORY has tested three Maximum roof ventilators to determine
the air flow extracted by the ventilator for an approach ambient air speed of 4 MPH.
Additionally, this mandate included the generation of performance curves for the static
ventilators in both modes of ventilation being infiltration and exhaustion.
The results were the following:

Model 301 : “We can conclude that the flow rate of extracted air as a function of an approach air velocity of 4 MPH, independent of orientation is greater than 418 ft./min.”

Model 303 : “We can conclude that the flow rate of extracted air as a function of an approach air velocity of 4MPH, independent of orientation is greater than 266.ft./min.”

Model 302 : “We can conclude that the flow rate of extracted air as a function of an approach air velocity of 4 MPH, independent of orientation is greater than 134 ft./min.”


Tests made for the Canada Mortgage and Housing Corporation

(see the C.M.H.C. evaluation report #11601)

A) A first observation was made on the ventilator’s resistance to high winds.
The following results have been observed on all the models :
“ The ventilators have shown no evidence of collapse, deformation
or component separation ”.

B) A second observation consists of verifying the ventilator’s resistance to rain
infiltrations. The following results have been observed on all the models:
“ There has been no infiltrations of water ”.

C) The last observation consists in testing the ventilator’s resistance to corrosion.
The following results have been observed on all the models:
“ The ventilators have shown no evidence of corrosion, embrittlement
or other injurious defect ”.


Standards Compliance

Our ventilators are in compliance with the following standards:

The National Building Code of Canada.

The National Air flow Ventilators, C.S.A., #CAN-3-A93-M82 standards.

 

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