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INSTALLATION GUIDE  

DWFX-F Installation Method

Health and safety

•  This process must be undertaken by competent per-

sons. More than one person may be required to ensure 
the safe handling of large dampers and other materi-
als. Use must be made of access equipment to ensure 

unsafe practices are not used to approach walls or diffi

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cult access areas.

•  Standard site PPE should be used (minimum steel toe 

cap boots, hard hat); together with any protective 
eyewear, gloves and masks, when drilling or cutting is 
being undertaken. The latter should also be used when 

handing the wall construction materials, as defined by 

the material suppliers. If loud equipment is being used, 
hearing protection should be used.

•  All waste materials should be collected and disposed of 

as defined by the relevant supplier.

•  Actuators: All wiring should be carried out in accor-

dance with the wiring details provided by the IEE and 
BS regulations and by a competent person. Care must 
be taken when installing and inspecting dampers, as 
they are likely to close without warning due to loss of 
electrical power or a temperature rise in the ductwork. 
This is their prime function. Do not insert any items, 

fingers or limbs between the blades. Larger dampers 

must be handled in accordance with current regula-
tions and good practice due to weight.

Drawings

Please visit our website to download the installation dra-
wings, which are located on the relevant product down-
load section.

Applies to...

•  Actionair SmokeShield PTC
•  Actionair FireShield

Contents

Drawings ............................................. 1
Applies to ............................................. 1
Health and safety .................................. 1
CE Installation Method Overview ...............2
Vertical Damper Installation in Plasterboard 

Walls ...................................................3
Vertical Damper, Alblative Batt in a 

Plasterboard Wall ...................................4
Vertical Damper Installation (Top Flange 

removed) in a Plasterboard Wall under 

Concrete Slab ........................................5
Vertical Damper Installation in Masonry Walls 

6
Vertical Damper, Ablative Batt in Masonry 

Walls ................................................... 7
Vertical Damper (with a Pattress) in a 

Masonry Wall ........................................8
Vertical Damper in a Masonry Wall against 

slab ....................................................9
Periodic maintenance .............................10 

Actuators ............................................ 11

Control Mode Installation Procedure .............................11
Wiring Diagrams .......................................................... 12

DWFX-F Damper Dimensional Data ............13

Actionair SmokeShield PTC .......................................... 13
Actionair FireShield ...................................................... 15

Inspection and handover check sheet .........16

Summary of Contents for DWFX-3F

Page 1: ... are likely to close without warning due to loss of electrical power or a temperature rise in the ductwork This is their prime function Do not insert any items fingers or limbs between the blades Larger dampers must be handled in accordance with current regula tions and good practice due to weight Drawings Please visit our website to download the installation dra wings which are located on the rel...

Page 2: ...f a multiple damper assembly or if a non standard install is requi red talk to us as early as possible in the project to get important stakeholders engaged and ensure an instal lation solution can be found The instructions are based on the tested method using Actionair Smoke Shield PTC fire smoke dampers and Firetherm products Our SmokeShield dampers are designed to be used with fire separating el...

Page 3: ...g ductwork omitte Ductwork must be independ There must be an appropria between the damper and co on both sides of assembly A plastic cleats clips clamps should be used for this unle ductwork is being used whe fixings should be used A m between fire dampers instal ducts and 75mm between fi construction element wall fl Applicable Test R BS EN1366 P112628 1 BRE 2564 MINU ES 120 Fire Resistance and Le...

Page 4: ...d be us unless fire resisting ductwork is bei where fire resisting fixings should b minimum of 200 mm between fire d installed in separate ducts and 75 m between fire damper and a constru element wall floor Swegon Air Management L South Street Whitstable Kent C Tel 44 0 1227 276100 Fax 44 0 1227 264262 www swegonair co uk Applicable Test Report BS EN1366 2 BRE 267924 MINUTES ES 120 Fire Resistance...

Page 5: ...e resisting duct work is being used where fire resisting fixings should be used A minimum separation of 200 mm between fire dampers installed in separate ducts and 75mm bet ween fire damper and a construction element ie wall floor unless otherwise tested 12 Alternative partition systems to those shown within this installation manual can be used if they have been shown by test to have at least the ...

Page 6: ...ved By N Harris 1 o Reference No S Gore Checked By She AAF10706 Description If your proposed installation de differ from that shown here ple discuss this with the Building C BCA referencing this docume associated fire tests assessme documentation shown below D this drawing requires the appro relevant authority Installation D Connecting ductwork omitted fo Ductwork must be independent There must be...

Page 7: ...cumenta below Deviation from this drawing r the approval of the relevant authorit Installation De Connecting ductwork omitted for cla Ductwork must be independently su There must be an appropriate break between the damper and connecting on both sides of assembly Alumini plastic cleats clips clamps and bolt should be used for this unless fire r ductwork is being used where fire re fixings should be...

Page 8: ...tion information on page 11 Comments Rev Drawn By M Bushell Approved By S Wehrle 1 of 1 Reference No S Gore Date Date By 2 2 2 Date Checked By Sheet AAF12493 Description If your proposed installation details d that shown here please discuss this Building Control Authority BCA refe this documentation associated fire te assessments and other documentati below Deviation from this drawing re the appro...

Page 9: ...ng ductwork is where fire resisting fixings shou minimum of 200 mm constructio wall between fire dampers inst separate ducts and 75 mm betw damper and a construction elem A A B B C C D D Swegon Air Managemen South Street Whitstable Ken Tel 44 0 1227 276 Fax 44 0 1227 264 www swegonair co Applicable Test Rep BS EN1366 2 WF388114 MINUTE ES120 Fire Resistance Int and Leakage VERTICAL BLADES The dampe...

Page 10: ...rehensive example of the maintenance pro cedure is given in Annex D of the standard Some automatic systems may allow more frequent testing 48hr or less and this may be required by a national standard Approved Document B Volume 2 Clause 10 12 states adequate means of access must be provided to allow inspection testing and maintenance of both fire damper and its actuating mechanism BS 9999 2017 Code...

Page 11: ...tion Both screws should be tightened fully to ensure that both sections of the ETR are closed together It is a safety feature if both sections are not closed the unit will not operate For ductless installations the ETR should be fitted onto the damper spigot not casing above the damper interface shroud and in accordance with the fitting instructions If the ETR is not fitted in the exact manner des...

Page 12: ...MPER MADE BETWEEN 4 6 M FULLY OPEN AC DC 230V 50 60 Hz 14 VA 12 4 W 30 C 50 C CONTINUOUS TF 72 C AC 250V 6 3 A N CONTINUITY WITH COMMON ELECTRICAL THERMAL RELEASE ETR MUST BE FITTED TO DUCTING FOR DAMPER OPERATION SPRING BIASED TEST SWITCH WHEN DAMPER CLOSED CONTINUITY WITH COMMON WHEN DAMPER OPEN CONTINUITY WITH COMMON WHEN DAMPER CLOSED CONTINUITY WITH COMMON WHEN DAMPER OPEN Supply Off Damper s...

Page 13: ...GHT DUCT DIA 245mm FOR DUCT DIAMETERS BET EEN 970mm 1000mm OVERALL WIDTH OF FLAN E WIDTH IS 1198mm OVERALL HEIGHT OF INSTALLATION FRAME IS 1195mm OVERALL FLANGE WIDTH DUCT DIA 248mm OVERALL FLANGE HEIGHT DUCT DIA 245mm FOR DUCT WIDTHS BETWEEN 970mm 1000mm OVERALL WIDTH OF INSTALLATION FRAME IS 1198mm Flat Oval Dampers Series 701 C Circular Dampers Series 601 FOR DAMPERS 100 150MM 2 FOR IRCULAR DAM...

Page 14: ...ts OVERALL FLANGE WIDTH DUCT WIDTH 198mm OVERALL FLANGE HEIGHT DUCT HEIGHT 195mm For Ducts with widths and heights of 200 1000mm FOR DUCT WIDTHS 200MM 1000MM WITH HEIGHTS OF 100 199MM OVERALL FLANGE WIDTH IS 398mm UCT WIDTHS A OVERALL FLANGE HEIGHT IS 395mm FOR D ND HEIGHTS OF 100 150MM FOR DUCT WIDTHS AND HEIGHTS OF 151 199MM OVERALL FLANGE WIDTH IS 448mm OVERALL FLANGE HEIGHT IS 445mm FOR OVERAL...

Page 15: ...DWFX F Installation Dimensional Data Base Dampers Dampers with DWFX F Series 101 FireShield Dampers with blades partly in airstream Damper spigots stream Series 201 spigots 5mm under duct size 100 249 high use Series 101 Damper as Series 301 spigots 3mm under duct size Series 401 spigots 3mm under duct size Actionair FireShield ...

Page 16: ...nning vertically 6 Is access through the ductwork to the damper unob structed Unobstructed space should be provided for safe access to the damper This must include access through ceiling voids and ad jacent services Damper installer to advise the system designer if problems are foreseen 7 Has the space around the damper and within the opening been left clear and not been used for other services Ot...

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