HAVITAL – AWC
HAVITAL Anti Statis Wood Core Raised Floor
The Havita AWC is constructed using high-density composite woodcare panels. The top surface is covered with High-Pressure Laminate (HPL), PVC, or ceramic, while the bottom layer is coated with galvanized steel. Black PVC edge trims seal all four sides, ensuring durability and aesthetics.
Specifically designed to dissipate static electricity, the HAVITALAWC Raised Floor is ideal for data centers, server rooms, and other spaces with sensitive electronic equipment. This flooring combines eco-friendly materials, excellent load-bearing capabilities, and superior fire and sound resistance, offering a safe and functional workspace.
Product Specifications
- Type: PEW1000, PEW1250
- Size: 600×600×30mm, 600×600×40mm
- Materials: Steel, Wood core
- Installation: Gravity Lay with Stringer Installation
- Finish: HPL / PVC
System performance criteria are crucial as they reflect the floor’s performance in a typical installation. While panel-only criteria like concentrated load are often used to specify systems, they can be misleading. These tests are conducted with panel testing blocks, not the actual understructure, and may not represent real-world condition.
| System Performance Criteria | ||||||
| System Type | Static Loads | Rolling Loads | ||||
| Test Type | Panel Size | Concentrated Load | Safety Factor (min.2.0) | Ultimate load | 10 Passes | 10,000 Passes |
| PEW1000 | 600x600x30mm | 454kg/1000lbs | Pass | 909kg/2000lbs | 368kg 800lbs | 318kg 700lbs |
| PEW1250 | 600x600x40mm | 568kg/1250lbs | Pass | 1136kg/2500lbs | 454kg 1000lbs | 368kg 800lbs |
*A tests are performed using CISCA’s Recommend Test Procedures for Access Floors with the exception of Design Load
- Design Load:The design load of the raised access floor is tested using the CISCA Concentrated Load Test method on the actual understructure, rather than steel blocks. The design load is determined by taking the lower value between the ultimate load divided by two or the point at which permanent damage (yield point) begins to occur.
- Safety Factor: The safety factor for the raised access floor is the ratio of the design load to the ultimate load. International standards and Havital recommend a minimum safety factor of 2.
HAVITAL AWC Raised Floor Characteristics
Anti-Static Ability
The raised floor system is engineered with advanced anti-static properties to prevent the buildup of static electricity, making it ideal for environments with sensitive electronic equipment. By effectively dissipating electrostatic charges, it minimizes the risk of electrical malfunctions, data loss, and component damage in critical spaces such as data centers, server rooms, laboratories, and high-tech workspaces.
Load Capacity
Havital AWC raised floor system is engineered to withstand substantial loads, offering an impressive load-bearing capacity ranging from 1,500 to 3,000 kg/m². This makes it exceptionally suitable for environments requiring strong structural support, such as offices with heavy furniture, workstations, and filing cabinets, as well as spaces housing high-performance equipment, server racks, and data centers.
Good Decoration
The Havital Raised Floor supports aesthetic customization, ensuring seamless integration with various interior setups while maintaining functional efficiency.
Enhanced Durability
Engineered to endure heavy foot traffic and loads, ensuring longevity.
Sound Insulation Performance
Reduces noise transmission between floors, offering superior acoustic insulation for privacy and a peaceful work environment.
Finishes
Widely used in offices, data centers, and clean rooms. Options include bare finishes for carpeting or anti-static coverings like HPL, PVC, or ceramic tiles.
Other Accessories
- Grommets, Outlet Boxes, and Electronic Sockets: Facilitate wiring and routing for organized workspaces.
- Glass Raised Floor Panels: Allow monitoring of the area beneath the raised floor for added oversight.
Installation Accessories.
- Pedestals: Essential for installation.
- Stringers: Optional, depending on project requirements.
