Abstract: A sampling point assembly for an aspirating particle detection system includes a sampling point body having a bore running from an inlet at a first end of the bore to an outlet at a second end of the bore, the inlet being configured to be maintained in fluid communication with a volume being sampled to receive an air sample therethrough, and the outlet being configured to be coupled to a conduit such that the air sample can pass through the central bore to the conduit. A fastening mechanism includes at least one surface adjacent the inlet and arranged in use to support the sampling point assembly on a first side of a mounting structure, and at least one fastening actuator for holding the surface against the mounting structure from the first side. A cap conceals the fastening mechanism and inlet from view from the first side of the mounting structure.

Abstract: The present invention relates to a ventilation system that may advantageously be used in enclosed or confined spaces. The illustrated embodiment is a ventilation system with one or more sensors arranged to analyse either or both the air received into a ventilation chamber and a remote air sample that is drawn through an air sampling system, e.g., via an auxiliary air sampling port.

Abstract: A sampling point assembly for an aspirating particle detection system includes a sampling point body having a bore running from an inlet at a first end of the bore to an outlet at a second end of the bore, the inlet being configured to be maintained in fluid communication with a volume being sampled to receive an air sample therethrough, and the outlet being configured to be coupled to a conduit such that the air sample can pass through the central bore to the conduit. A fastening mechanism includes at least one surface adjacent the inlet and arranged in use to support the sampling point assembly on a first side of a mounting structure, and at least one fastening actuator for holding the surface against the mounting structure from the first side. A cap conceals the fastening mechanism and inlet from view from the first side of the mounting structure.