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90-minute safety cabinets
Fire-resistant safety cabinet K-Phoenix-90
K Series
The K-Phoenix-90 is a fire-resistant safety cabinet designed to store flammable liquids and other chemicals in a single unit, with a fire resistance rating of 90 minutes in accordance with EN 14470-1 and dimensions of 1197 x 1969 mm (width x height); the version with a 30-minute fire resistance rating is the…
- Fire resistance
- 90 minutes according to EN 14470-1
- Width
- 1197 mm
- Height
- 1969 mm
- Minimum exhaust air
- 9 m³/h (1197 mm); 10 air changes per hour
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Key features of the K-Phoenix-90
Two in one
Ability to store flammable liquids and hazardous chemicals in one cabinet.
Corrosion protection
Safety elements mounted outside the storage chamber to increase corrosion protection.
Door locking
Door locking mechanism, locking doors in specific positions.
Cylinder lock
Doors equipped with a cylinder lock.
Cabinet leveling
Ability to level the cabinet on uneven surfaces.
Absorbent insert
Absorbent insert for spills.
Dimensions
Dimensions and specifications
| Dimension | Value |
|---|---|
| Fire resistance | 90 minutes according to EN 14470-1 |
| Width | 1197 mm |
| Height | 1969 mm |
| Minimum exhaust air (10 air changes per hour) | 9 m³/h |
FAQ
Frequently asked questions
Safety cabinet K-Phoenix-90 is a K series safety cabinet with a leak-absorbing insert for two substance types, rated at 90 minutes of fire resistance, in accordance with EN 14470-1.
Parent category: 90-minute safety cabinets.
Key features:
- Fire resistance: 90 minutes according to EN 14470-1
- Width: 1197 mm
- Height: 1969 mm
- Minimum exhaust air: 9 m³/h (1197 mm); 10 air changes per hour
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