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Lay-in mineral ceiling tile.
Data centres.
Mineral, lay-in ceiling tiles with a finely textured and durable surface with a brighter ‘blue-white’ colour and high light reflectance which offers high levels of sound absorption and sound attenuation.
Features and benefits:
Load capacity:
Grids:
Compatible grids, by edge detail. To be specified separately; consult manufacturer for details.
- Board/ Tegular/ Vector:
- MicroLook 90:
- Finesse:
System Z-L-Bar.
- SL2
Applications:
Data centres.
Uniclass | |
CAWS | K40/10 Unit/ modular suspended ceilings K40/105 Suspended ceiling system K40/115 Unit/ modular suspended ceiling system |
Product range |
Product Reference | Data Centre Ultima+ |
Arrangement | Insert requirements. Consult manufacturer for BIM/ CAD details. |
Edge detail | BoardFinesseMicroLook 90SL2TegularVector |
Module size (w x l, nominal) | 600 x 600 mm1200 x 600 mm1500 x 300 mmSL2 only. 1800 x 300 mmSL2 only. 2500 x 300 mmSL2 only. |
Standard product features | Thickness: 19 mm. Colour: Global white. Technical characteristics:
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Product Options | Weight (approximate):
Edge detail:
Acoustic absorption (weighted sound absorption coefficient): Weighted sound absorption coefficient (alpha w). Rating for random incidence sound absorption determined in accordance with BS EN ISO 11654. Measured values obtained in accordance with BS EN ISO 20354 are converted into octave bands, plotted on a graph and compared to a standard reference curve until a 'best fit' is obtained. The derived αw will vary between 0.00 and 1.00.
Acoustic attenuation (weighted suspended ceiling normalized level difference): Dnfw rating derived from laboratory measurement of room-to-room airborne sound insulation of suspended ceiling with plenum above. Rating determined in accordance with EN ISO 717-1 from measurements made in accordance with EN IS0 10848-2 over the third-octave band frequency range 100–3150 Hz.
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