A0043022 IT / Data

Generally

The ventilation in the building is adapted to the number of people and the equipment planned in the rooms.
After regular office hours, the ventilation in the building is turned off to save energy.
Possibility of extended ventilation operation via push button

Office

Ventilation in offices takes place with a constant air flow.

Rooms with varying occupancy

In most rooms with varying occupancy, the ventilation in the room is automatically supplied via temperature measurement in the room. When the cooling via the ventilation is not enough, this is supplemented by cooling baffles.

Lighting
In order to save energy, the building's lighting system is predominantly performed presence-controlled. This causes the lighting to switch on and off automatically.

Fluorescent tube fixtures are generally made with high-frequency devices (HF devices) that provide flicker-free lighting. Some luminaires in escape routes are connected to uninterruptible power such as LED/emergency lighting and turn on automatically in the event of a power failure.

Exterior lighting
Lighting in entrances, windbreaks and exterior lighting is switched on and off automatically via a centrally installed light relay in combination with a time function.

Automatic fire and evacuation plan

There are smoke detectors in the building which automatically trigger a fire and evacuation alarm in the event of fire smoke.
You can manually trigger the alarm yourself using push buttons in connection with the escape routes. Close doors behind you, this delays both the progress of the fire and the spread of the dangerous smoke.

Evacuation site

The escape locations are indicated on the escape plans for each floor.

Evacuation alarm in case of fire

Triggered alarms in case of fire go to Akademiska Hus.

Alarms are indicated by an alarm signal throughout the building at the same time.

In the WC, RWC and rest room, the fire alarm is supplemented with flashing lights.

Academic houses are responsible for removal of household waste and the tenant for other waste fractions. The tenant is responsible for removing bulky waste and pallets.