Fire-Rated Vision Control® Integrated Louvers
June 2, 2021
Our Vision Control® and Vision Control Mini® integrated louvered assemblies are available with award-winning fire safety ratings of 20, 45, 60, and 90 minutes on doors, windows, transoms, and sidelights.
Unicel Architectural’s fire-rated glazing solutions meet UL LLC fire-resistance rated assemblies standards, and are composed of fire-rated steel trims and Pilkington Pyrostop® fire-rated glazing. Pilkington Pyrostop® is a clear, laminated glazing material that blocks radiant heat, smoke, and flames, while Vision Control® provides unprecedented comfort and control of vision, light, temperature and sound.
Vision Control® is a patented, ligature-resistant, hermetically-sealed glass unit that requires no maintenance. It combines louvers within glass to eliminate strings and cords, ensuring full control of vision, light, temperature, and sound, and its mold-resistant and non-toxic materials provide optimal hygiene. Vision Control® can even be operated remotely through a mobile app.
Fire-rated Vision Control® assemblies complement residential, commercial, health care and behavioral health, educational, correctional, and other institutional and sustainable building projects with fire resistance requirements.
System Features
Key Benefits
- Intumescent fire resistance technology that blocks smoke, flames, fumes, and radiant/conductive heat
- Sodium silicate interlayer
- In a fire, Pilkington Pyrostop® forms an opaque insulating barrier
- Meets UL LLC fire-resistance rated assemblies standards
- Provides full control of light, sound, temperature, and vision
- Optimal hygiene via mold-resistant and non-toxic materials
- Customizable to any size and shape of exterior or interior glazing
- Available in window, door, sidelight and transom applications
- Combines strong fire protection with high quality glazing
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Company: Unicel Architectural Corp.
Product: Aluminum Custom Structures
Source: https://unicelarchitectural.com/fire-rated-vision-control-integrated-louvers/
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