Automatic Opening Vents (AOV) for Smoke Control

Yes. Routine testing helps confirm actuators, controls, power supplies, and any smoke detectors or interfaces operate correctly. Maintenance also helps identify wear, corrosion, or obstructions before they cause a failure.

Yes. We can inspect, test, and maintain many common AOV panels, actuators, and vent types. If parts are obsolete, we’ll recommend practical upgrade options.

Often, yes. AOV systems are commonly interfaced with the fire alarm or a dedicated smoke control strategy so vents open automatically on alarm or detector activation (as designed).

Typically: functional testing of vents/actuators, checks of control panel status and batteries, verification of manual override controls, inspection of cabling and terminations where accessible, and clear reporting of results and remedial actions.

Yes—Complete Fire is Dublin-based and serves customers nationwide across Ireland.