Fire House Automatic Exhaust Systems
Our nation’s firefighters risk so much for their community.
Their community shouldn’t risk their health.
At Air Cleaning Systems, we provide world-class sales and service because our clients are among the world’s largest fire response teams to employ Plymovent systems for virtually 100 percent capture of dangerous diesel exhaust. As the world’s market-leader, Plymovent provides the most elegant solutions available for maintaining safe air quality levels and protecting workers from more than 100 chemical components present in diesel exhaust.
Featuring an entirely automatic exhaust system, Plymovent solutions accommodate both single-lane back-in and drive-through station configurations, with sophisticated exhaust withdrawal systems and filter scrubbers that return clean air to your community. Simply put, Air Cleaning Systems is the leading national systems design and installation firm for firehouse air applications. Trust our experience, it’s unmatched.
Featuring
• Simple, one-step connection upon entering
• Automatic detachment
• Automatic fan activation
• Virtually 100 percent exhaust emissions
capture
• High temperature resistance
• EPA 07 Compliance |
• Safety disconnect with 360-degree swivel
• Single- or multiple-bay installations
• Adapts to back-in or drive-through configurations
• Systems for EMS units and overhead exhaust stacks
• Modular system in either wall or ceiling mount |
Plymovent has partnered with Gibson Performance in Corona, Calif. to provide EPA 07 Compliant Conversion Kits adaptable to fit the existing Plymovent pneumatic Grabber and for any vehicle. Contact us with any questions or to place an order.
We provide customized solutions planning for your stations’ individualized configurations. We will meet with you to scout your stations and determine exact specifications. Next, we’ll develop a comprehensive evaluation and engineered solutions report with a turnkey estimate for your funding approval process. We can even provide sample drawings for applications we specify.
For the record: there is NO OSHA permissible exposure limit (PEL) for diesel exhaust. Diesel exhaust, the agency says, is to be regarded as a potential occupational carcinogen and should be controlled to the lowest feasible exposure level.
Your warranty covers our applications bumper to bumper in one inclusive contract and our Customer Call System gives you quick on-line access to us for service calls and questions, with a work-tracking software system for firehouses through Plymovent online. You’ll also have easy access to product manuals, individualized maintenance requirements, new products, firehouse message board, product and industry news.
It just takes one phone call. Contact us for a no-obligation consultation at (800) 998-1974 or send us a personalized quote. We will provide a no-obligation site visit and product/engineering analysis and present a custom-designed plan and estimate for your facility.
Learn More
Reasons to Choose Plymovent
11 reasons why Plymovent and ACS provide the highest quality, most comprehensive systems
National Fire Protection Agency (NFPA)
Citation of NIOSH/OSHA air quality warnings for fire departments
Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) Risk Assessment
Carcinogenicity for lifetime exposure of diesel engine exhaust
California EPA, Air Resources Board
Toxic air contaminant emissions from diesel-fueled engines
OSHA Priorities: Diesel Exhaust
The agency’s hazard description and delineated position on diesel exhaust
Diesel Exhaust in the United States
A reprintable panel brochure produced by the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA)
World Health Organization International Agency for Research on Cancer
Evaluation of diesel and gasoline engine exhausts
Health Effects of Diesel Exhaust
Powerpoint overview of several scientific research protocols
Standards and Enforcements
A quick reference on all applicable standards by agency
Uniform Mechanical Code
Applicable requirements for clean air in the workplace
UL Listing
Underwriters’ Laboratory standards for Plymovent firehouse systems
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