Room Integrity Test

A room integrity test is a process of evaluating the ability of a room or compartment to maintain a specified concentration of fire suppression gases, such as CO2 or FM200. The test involves introducing a non- toxic gas into the room or compartment and measuring the rate of leakage. The results of the test are used to determine the effectiveness of the fire suppression system and to identify any areas of weakness in the room or compartment’s structure. Room integrity testing is essential for critical facilities, such as data centers, archives, and museums, where the preservation of valuable assets is paramount.