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90-minute safety cabinets
Fire-resistant safety cabinet Q-Pegasus-90
Q Series
The Q-Pegasus-90 is a fire-resistant safety cabinet with a fire resistance rating of 90 minutes in accordance with EN 14470-1, available in widths of 1193, 893 and 599 mm and a height of 1953 mm.
- Fire resistance
- 90 minutes according to EN 14470-1
- Available widths
- 1193 mm, 893 mm, 599 mm
- Height
- 1953 mm
- Minimum exhaust air
- 9 m³/h (1193 mm), 6 m³/h (893 mm), 4 m³/h (599 mm); 10 air changes per hour
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Key features of the Q-Pegasus-90
One-hand opening
Convenient operation - mechanism for opening double doors with one hand (AGT)
Closes after 60 s
Automatic door closing system (TSA) - doors close 60 seconds after opening the cabinet, with built-in audible and visual signaling before closing
Ventilation ducts
Integrated air ducts enabling connection to a ventilation system
Interior options
Wide range of internal fittings
Dimensions
Dimensions and specifications
| Dimension | Variants | ||
|---|---|---|---|
| Fire resistance | 90 minutes according to EN 14470-1 | ||
| Available widths | 1193 mm | 893 mm | 599 mm |
| Height | 1953 mm | ||
| Minimum exhaust air (10 air changes per hour) | 9 m³/h | 6 m³/h | 4 m³/h |
FAQ
Frequently asked questions
Safety cabinet Q-Pegasus-90 is a Q series safety cabinet with the AGT mechanism and automatic TSA closing, rated at 90 minutes of fire resistance.
Parent category: 90-minute safety cabinets.
Key features:
- Fire resistance: 90 minutes according to EN 14470-1
- Available widths: 1193 mm, 893 mm, 599 mm
- Height: 1953 mm
- Minimum exhaust air: 9 m³/h (1193 mm), 6 m³/h (893 mm), 4 m³/h (599 mm); 10 air changes per hour
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