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MULTI-BLADE FIRE DAMPERS
Nailor multi-blade fire dampers are tested by and listed with Underwriters Laboratories Inc. and are
manufactured within UL procedural requirements. Approved variables including a variety of options and
accessories are available to suit specific applications.
CLOSURE TEMPERATURES:
OPTION CODES
165 212
FUSIBLE LINK TEMPERATURE
E
OPTIONAL SEALS:
OPTION CODE JSM
FLEXIBLE METAL JAMB SEALS
OPTION CODE BSP
PVC BLADE SEALS
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E24
E24
Options and Variables
Fusible links for Model Series (D)1200, D1250 and 1290F fire dampers
are available with a choice of several melting temperature ratings.
Nailor fire dampers are provided as standard with 165°F (74°C) fusible
link. Optional 212°F (100°C) link can be installed on damper at time of
manufacturing, or can be ordered separately as a replacement part for
field installation as part of a regular maintenance program or after a fire
emergency (providing damper is still functional).
The National Fire Protection Association Standard 90A states that
"fusible links shall have a temperature rating approximately 50°F (28°C)
above the maximum temperature that normally is encountered when
the system is in operation or shut down, but not less than 160°F (71°C)."
Adhering to this guideline helps prevent 'nuisance trips' resulting in
unnecessary replacement costs and labor time. Note that local building
codes may also stipulate a maximum closure temperature rating.
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Option
damper with flexible metal jamb
seals to minimize air leakage
between blade ends and frame.
Suitable for use in applications that
may require damper to be used as
a shut-off damper for example, as
well as a fire damper. For use on
1250 Series dampers.
JSM
BSP
Option
damper with dual durometer PVC
blade edge seals. Blade seals
minimize air leakage between
blades, and are a suitable option
for use in applications that may
require damper to be used as a
shut-off damper for example, as
well as a fire damper. For use on
D1250 Series dampers.
Dimensions
Performance
Code
JSM
provides
Code
BSP
provides
Specification
Revised April 26, 2005
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