Planning
Separate supply and exhaust and place intakes away from depressions and exhaust sources. Protect openings from rain and animals without improperly reducing area. Inspection points need safe access.
Emergency preparedness · 18 min
Air terminals, cable entries, drainage, inspection ports and sensors face weather, vegetation and mechanical damage. Their position must account for water, exhaust, snow, animals and accidental impact.
Decision compass
Four questions lead from observation to a clear, safer action.
What needs to be clarified now?
Remember: Observe → assess → choose a safer option → act.

A small external component can disable an entire function inside.
Separate supply and exhaust and place intakes away from depressions and exhaust sources. Protect openings from rain and animals without improperly reducing area. Inspection points need safe access.
Check clear area, damage, corrosion, water level and unambiguous identification. A simple airflow check confirms movement only; required airflow is verified with appropriate methods.
Cut back vegetation and inspect after storms, snow and heavy rain. Maintain closures and seals and store spares dry.
Decision training
Correct: B. Photographs, plans, specialist checks and a functional test show whether the proposed solution works safely at the actual site.