Table of content Table of content Declaration of performance Product presentation CU4 Range and dimensions CU4 Variant CU4L Range and dimensions CU4L Evolution - kits Options - at the time of order Flange types - at the time of order...
8. transmission with locking (open/closed) 9. fusible link 10. product identification Range and dimensions CU4 Wn/Hn per step of 50 mm; intermediate dimensions are subject to extra cost (heights between ≥ 275 and ≤ 299 mm are not possible). Exceeding blade: X = on the mechanism side, Y = on the wall side Hn [mm] ≥...
Variant CU4L Variant CU4L Damper with a tunnel casing extension at one or both sides so that the damper blade does not exceed the tunnel. This version allows to connect a grill or a bend directly on the damper flange or to use a circular connection. Range and dimensions CU4L Wn/Hn per step of 50 mm;...
Options - at the time of order Spring return actuator ONE 230V (with fusible link T) + bipolar beginning- and end-of- KITS ONE T 230 FDCB range switch 1 limit switch (FCU/DCU/FCB/DCB) KITS FDC CFTH Auxiliary limit switch 'open/closed' KITS SN2 BFL/BFN Fusible link FTH 72°C (for CFTH) KITS FTH72 Black spare part for thermo-electric fuse for BFLT/BFNT...
Flange types - at the time of order Flange types - at the time of order Connection to ducts with 30 mm flanges (either by sliding profile, PG30 or with bolts, or with clamps). Elliptical holes Ø 8,5 x 16 mm. Connection to ducts with 40 mm flanges.
The air tightness class will be maintained if the damper is installed according to the installation manual. ∎ Rf-t fire dampers are always tested in standardised constructions according to EN 1366-2. The achieved results are valid for similar supporting constructions with a fire resistance, thickness and density equal or superior to the supporting construction used during the test.
Installation in rigid wall The product was tested and approved in: Range Wall type Sealing Classification 200x200 mm ≤ CU4 ≤ 1200x800 mm Rigid wall Aerated concrete ≥ 150 mm Fire-resistant gypsum EI 240 (v i n o) S - (500 Pa) re resistant plaster ≥Hn+100...
Operation and mechanisms Operation and mechanisms CFTH Mechanism with fusible link The unlocking mechanism CFTH automatically unlatches the damper blade when the temperature in the duct rises above 72°C. The damper can also be unlocked and reset manually. 1. unlocking button 2.
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ONE Spring return actuator for remote control The spring-return actuator ONE is designed to easily operate Rf-t fire dampers of all sizes, automatically or remotely. Five models are available, 24 or 230 volt, with FDCU or FDCB position switches; and 24 volt with plug (ST).
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Operation and mechanisms BFL(T) Remotely controlled spring return actuator The spring return actuator BFL(T) is specially designed to remotely control fire dampers. The BFL(T) model is intended for fire dampers with smaller dimensions (ø ≤ 400 mm or W+H ≤ 1200 mm/1400 mm for CU-LT, CU-LT-1s). 1.
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The spring return actuator BFN(T) is specially designed to remotely control fire dampers. The BFN(T) model is intended for fire dampers with large dimensions (ø > 400 mm (CR2) or W+H > 1200 mm (CU2, CA2, CU2-15, CU4)) or for dampers CU-LT(-1s), CR60, CR120 with a production date before 1 July 2015.
Electrical connection Electrical connection CFTH 11 12 black 11 12 24VDC 24VAC 230VAC DC : Switch open position re damper DC : Switch open position re damper FC : Switch closed position re damper FC : Switch closed position re damper Power consumption Power consumption Nominal voltage motor...
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Electrical connection BFL(T) BFN(T) black black 24VDC 24VDC 24VAC 24VAC 230VAC 230VAC DC : Switch open position re damper DC : Switch open position re damper FC : Switch closed position re damper FC : Switch closed position re damper Running time Noise level Noise level...
Sample order Sample order PG30 PM CFTH product width height frame on the side of the mechanism frame on the side of the wall mechanism type option: uni/bipolar switches Approvals and certificates All our dampers are submitted to a number of tests by official test institutes. Reports of these tests form the basis for the approvals of our dampers.
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