A smoke exhaust system is an essential system for removing smoke from buildings, which saves your life during a fire. In an emergency, the blowers come into operation and begin to suck the smoke out. The blowers are designed to continue to suck smoke at a high temperature. A smoke blower is resistant to heat of 250 degrees Celsius. The blowers are used to remove hot air and bring in clean air. In the event of a power outage, an emergency generator will provide power to the blower panel, so that their work will not be affected. During a fire, toxic gases and flammable combustion products are emitted into the air, which cause damage to people who are near the fire and even to nearby buildings.