Room Integrity Test Service

Expert Room Integrity Test Service for Fire Suppression Systems

A fire suppression system is only as effective as the room it protects. At Brismek, we provide certified Room Integrity Testing (RIT) using industry-leading Retrotec equipment to verify the airtightness of enclosures protected by clean agent systems like Novec 1230, FM-200, Inert Gas, and CO₂ flooding systems. Serving clients across Delhi NCR from our hub in Noida, our Room Integrity Tests ensure that the protected area will hold the fire suppression agent long enough to suppress the fire effectively, as mandated by NFPA 2001 and ISO 14520 standards. Whether you're maintaining a data center, electrical panel room, or server facility, Brismek helps you stay compliant, safe, and audit-ready.

Why Room Integrity Testing Matters

Fire suppression systems are highly dependent on room sealing. Without a certified Room Integrity Test, your clean agent system may fail during an actual fire event. Here's why this service is essential:

• Ensures compliance with NFPA, IS 15493, and ISO 14520 guidelines

• Validates agent hold time (typically 10 minutes) for effective fire suppression

• Required for annual system recertification and insurance validation

• Prevents agent leakage and system inefficiency

• Avoids costly downtime and equipment damage in sensitive zones

• Reduces risk of fire damage in high-value, mission-critical rooms

Our Room Integrity Testing Service

Using calibrated and globally accepted Retrotec Door Fan Testing Equipment, Brismek conducts professional Room Integrity Tests for a wide range of fire-protected enclosures.

What We Test

• Server Rooms and Data Centers

• Electrical and UPS Rooms

• Telecom and Control Rooms

• Archives and Document Storage Areas

• Substations and Switchgear Rooms

• Clean Rooms and Lab Environments

• Industrial Equipment Enclosures protected by clean agents

Our Testing Process

• Air tightness measurement of the protected room using Retrotec blower door systems

• Calculation of leakage rate and hold time for the specific suppression agent

• Identification of leakage points for corrective action

• Comprehensive report with pass/fail status and retention time documentation

• Retesting (if needed) after leakage rectification

• Certification for submission to fire safety auditors and insurers

Complies With

• NFPA 2001 (Standard on Clean Agent Fire Extinguishing Systems)

• ISO 14520 (Gaseous Fire-Extinguishing Systems)

• OEM guidelines from manufacturers of Novec 1230, FM-200, Inergen, IG-541, and CO₂ systems

Our Process – How It Works

We follow a methodical approach to ensure accurate testing and detailed reporting:

Initial Site Inspection – Evaluate room readiness and suppression system setupSetup of Retrotec Fan & Sensors – Install calibrated test equipment at the enclosure’s main doorwayPressurization & Measurement – Simulate fire suppression discharge to calculate pressure retentionData Collection & Analysis – Software-driven analysis of leakage rate and retention timeReport Submission – Receive a certified report with results, diagrams, and recommendationsSupport for Rectification & Retest – Optional sealing service or retesting to meet compliance

Why Choose Brismek

• Based in Noida, with services available across Delhi NCR

• 15+ years of fire suppression and clean agent compliance expertise

• Use of Retrotec, the global standard in integrity testing equipment

• Compliance with national and international safety codes

• Trusted by IT parks, data centers, telecom providers, and facility managers

• Timely service, accurate reporting, and complete documentation support

Frequently Asked Questions

What is a Room Integrity Test?It’s a test to ensure that a protected room can hold the fire suppression agent for a required time (usually 10 minutes) to suppress a fire effectively.

Is the test mandatory for clean agent systems?Yes. As per NFPA 2001 and ISO 14520, RIT is required during system commissioning and annually thereafter.

What if the room fails the integrity test?We provide detailed leakage reports so your team can fix sealing issues. We also offer retesting and sealing guidance.

How long does the test take?Most tests are completed within 2–3 hours, including setup, measurement, and reporting.

Can you provide this service after business hours?Yes. We offer flexible scheduling to avoid disruption in live data centers and operational environments.