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FDMB - Fire damper

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Version 2022-12-20

TPM 164/22

Entry into service and revisions

Before  entering  the  dampers  into  operation  after
assembly  and  after  sequential  revisions,  checks  and
functionality tests of all designs including operation of the
electrical components must be successfully provided and
finished.  Check  of  thermal  protective  fuse  and  closing
mechanism.  Check  the  closing  function  of  the  damper
blade. This can be done by removing of thermal fuse from
damper  body.  After  entering  into  operation,  these
revisions must be done according to requirement set by
national regulations.

In case that dampers are found unable to serve for their
function  for  any  cause,  it  must  be  clearly  marked.  The
operator is obliged to ensure that the damper is put into
condition in which it is ready for function and meanwhile
he  is  obliged  to  provide  the  fire  protection  by  another
appropriate way.

Results  of  regular  checks,  imperfections  found  and  all-
important facts connected with the damper function must
be recorded in the "FIRE BOOK" and immediately repor-
ted to the operator.

Before  entering  the  dampers  with  actuating  mechanism
into  operation  after  their  assembly  and  by  sequential
checks. Check of blade displacement into the breakdown
position  "CLOSED"  can  be  done  after  cutting  off  the
actuating mechanism supply (e.g. by pressing the RESET

button at the thermoelectrical starting mechanism BAT or
cutting  off  the  supply  from  ELECTRICAL  FIRE
SIGNALISATION).  Check  of  blade  displacement  back  into
the  "OPEN"  position  can  be  done  after  restoration  of
power  supply  (e.g.  by  releasing  the  RESET  button  or
restoration 

of 

supply 

from 

ELECTRICAL 

FIRE

SIGNALISATION). Without power supply, the damper can
be operated manually and fixed in any required position.
Release  of  the  locking  mechanism  can  be  achieved
manually or automatically by applying the supply voltage.
It  is  recommended  to  provide  periodical  checks,
maintenance  and  service  actions  on  Fire  Equipment  by
Authorized  persons.  The  authorized  persons  can  be
trained  by  Producer,  or  by  authorized  Distributor.  All
effective  safety  standards  and  directives  must  be
observed during fire damper assembly.

Visual  inspection  of  proper  damper  integration,  inside
damper area, damper blade, contact surfaces and silicon
sealing.

For  regular  or  exceptional  inspection  of  interior  of  fire
damper, micro-camera device can be used. On each fire
damper  is  inspection  hole.  In  the  case  of  inspection  by
camera, take out the black rubber cap, insert the camera
inside  the  damper,  check  interior  and  at  the  end  of
inspection,  put  the  rubber  cap  back  tightly  to  cover  the
empty hole.

For dampers with mechanical control (designs .01, .11, .80), the following checks must be carried out

Check of closing mechanism and thermal fuse

To check the function of the mechanism proceed as follows:

Move the damper blade to "CLOSED" position as follows:

The damper is in "OPEN" position.

Press the control button of the mechanism to move the damper to "CLOSED" position.

Check the damper blade shift to "CLOSED" position.

Damper closing shall be sharp, the control lever shall be in „CLOSED“ position.

Move the damper blade to "OPEN" position as follows:

Turn the control lever by 90°.

The lever will automatically lock in "OPEN" position.

Check the damper blade shift to "OPEN" position.

Check of function and condition of the thermal fuse:

To check the function and the status of the fuse it's possible to remove the whole mechanism from the body of fire
damper which is attached to the damper's body with four screws M6.

Removing the thermal fuse from the fuse holder of initiation device, checks its correct functionality.

The mechanism is identified as M1 to M4, depending on the closing spring strength.

Summary of Contents for FDMB

Page 1: ...andik mandik cz Manufacturer MANDIK UK Ltd 130 Aztec West Bristol BS32 4UB United Kingdom Tel 44 117 4526376 E Mail help mandik co uk Authorized representative FDMB Fire damper Technical Documentation...

Page 2: ...t of installations 22 Installation in solid wall construction 23 Installation outside solid wall construction 25 Installation in gypsum wall construction 27 Installation outside gypsum wall constructi...

Page 3: ...mechanism back spring Closing spring is released either by pushing of the button or by thermal fuse The back spring of the actuating mechanism is started when the thermoelectrical starting mechanism B...

Page 4: ...which actuates the shutting device after the nominal start temperature 72 C has been reached Automatic initiation of the shutting device is not activated if the temperature does not exceed 70 C In ca...

Page 5: ...rotection IP 67 Working temperature 25 C 120 C Limit switch G905 300E03W1 This limit switchis possibleto connect infollowing two versions CUT OFF if the arm is moving connect wire 1 2 SWITCH ON if the...

Page 6: ...damper blade into the breakdown position CLOSED The time of displacing the blade from the position OPEN to the position CLOSED takes maximum 20 sec In case that the power supply is restored again the...

Page 7: ...ax 8 3 A 5 ms Protection class II III Degree of protection IP 54 Running time motor spring return 60 s 20 s Ambient temperature normal duty safety duty non operating temperature 30 C 55 C The safe pos...

Page 8: ...lass II III Degree of protection IP 54 Running time motor spring return 60 s 20 s Ambient temperature normal duty safety duty non operating temperature 30 C 55 C The safe position will be attained up...

Page 9: ...egree of protection IP 54 Running time motor spring return 120 s 16 s Ambient temperature normal duty safety duty non operating temperature 30 C 50 C The safe position will be attained up to max 75 C...

Page 10: ...ing mechanism BAT If the thermal fuse Tf1 breaks for a temperature close to the fire damper it is necessary to replace the actuating mechanism Thermoelectric starting mechanism BAT is integral part of...

Page 11: ...ired with MANDIK control systems OVERRIDE MDCM 6 5 4 3 2 1 L N N L MOTOR POWER COMMS S S F1 S5 S6 S4 S3 S2 S1 COMMS OPEN CLOSED COMMAND L L N L S90C CONTROLLER S90 mounted in an addressablesmoke contr...

Page 12: ...Hole for camera 130 123 375 A 38 X 14 A 160 or B 160 X 23 AxB 500x400 X 36 AxB 500x400 A 60 B B 60 A 60 B X B 60 60 X 2 A X 60 X 2 1 Damper casing 2 Actuating mechanism 3 Damper blade 4 Inspection hol...

Page 13: ...e specified in chapter Technical parameters see pages 14 to 19 Values a and c has to be respected when projecting related air conditioning ducts Flange of Damper OPERATORS SIDE Flanges of dampers are...

Page 14: ...0 0041 BFL M1 630 255 12 3 13 5 0 0586 110 4 9 6 1 0 0050 650 265 12 5 13 7 0 0608 125 5 1 6 3 0 0065 700 290 13 1 14 3 0 0662 140 5 5 3 6 5 0 0080 710 295 13 3 14 5 0 0673 150 15 5 4 6 6 0 0089 750...

Page 15: ...0 0937 600 240 12 7 13 9 0 0759 600 240 13 7 15 2 0 1016 BFN 630 255 13 1 14 3 0 0804 630 255 14 2 15 7 0 1075 650 265 13 3 14 5 0 0833 650 265 14 4 15 9 0 1115 700 290 14 15 5 0 0907 BFN 700 290 15 2...

Page 16: ...0 1148 BFN 550 215 15 1 18 1 0 1403 560 220 14 2 15 7 0 1173 560 220 15 3 18 3 0 1433 600 240 14 8 16 3 0 1272 600 240 15 9 18 9 0 1554 630 255 15 2 16 7 0 1347 630 255 16 4 19 4 0 1645 650 265 15 4...

Page 17: ...2042 710 295 22 24 8 0 3103 630 255 18 4 19 9 0 2161 750 15 315 22 3 25 1 0 3302 M3 650 265 18 7 20 2 0 2241 800 40 340 23 9 26 7 0 3551 700 290 19 5 22 3 0 2440 BF 900 90 390 25 7 28 5 0 4049 710 29...

Page 18: ...8 0 0798 650 265 24 1 26 9 0 3648 250 65 13 1 14 3 0 0942 700 290 25 4 28 2 0 3972 280 80 13 7 14 9 0 1116 710 295 25 8 28 6 0 4037 300 90 14 5 15 7 0 1231 710 x 150 15 11 7 12 9 0 0627 BFL M1 315 97...

Page 19: ...13 9 0 0710 BFL M1 355 117 5 20 2 21 7 0 2273 160 20 13 1 14 3 0 0546 400 140 21 6 23 1 0 2654 180 30 13 7 14 9 0 0696 450 165 23 24 5 0 3078 200 40 14 1 15 3 0 0845 500 190 24 3 27 1 0 3502 BF 225 52...

Page 20: ...ected according to the certified install ation method see pages 22 to 34 During the installation and plastering process the control mechanism must be protected covered against damage and pollution The...

Page 21: ...and the damper blade labelled with BUILT IN EDGE on the protective covering must be protected with fire fighting insulation If damper is installed outside a construction it is necessary to use reinfor...

Page 22: ...Ultimate Protect Ablative Coated Batt EI 90 ve i o S 25 26 In gypsum wall construction Mortar or gypsum EI 120 ve i o S 27 Ablative Coated Batt 100mm EI 90 ve i o S EI 60 ve i o S 28 75 Ablative Coat...

Page 23: ...inimum density 670 kg m 4 Fixing profile with threaded rod see pages 35 to 37 5 Duct Solid wall construction mortar or gypsum EIS 120 X X 100 50 150 50 150 100 B min B 100 max B 300 A min A 100 max A...

Page 24: ...ladding boards not part of the damper but must be used as part of the penetration filling It can be ordered from MAND K as an accessory e g PROMATECT MST min density 750 kg m3 for AxB 500x400 th 10 mm...

Page 25: ...ed separately for each installation case see page 45 Outside solid wall construction ISOVER Ultimate Protect Ablative Coated Batt EIS 90 1 FDMB 2 Solid wall construction 3 Ablative Coated Batt e g Fir...

Page 26: ...EN 1507 and DIN 24190 7 ISOVER Protect BSK glue apply on the insulation and stick it to the fire separation construction 8 Fire resistant mastic fill the gap on both sides of the fire separation const...

Page 27: ...ing profile with threaded rod see pages 35 to 37 5 Duct X X 100 50 150 Installation in gypsum wall construction Gypsum wall construction mortar or gypsum EIS 120 B min B 100 max B 300 A min A 100 max...

Page 28: ...CFS CT PROMASTOP CC or equivalent 5 Duct 6 Protective cladding boards not part of the damper but must be used as part of the penetration filling It can be ordered from MAND K as an accessory e g PROMA...

Page 29: ...OMATECT MST min density 750 kg m3 for AxB 500x400 th 10 mm for AxB 500x400 th 15 mm or equivalent 7 Fire resistant mastic fill the gap on both sides of the fire separation construction and around the...

Page 30: ...installation always VRM2 B is not a part of the Fire damper and must be ordered separately for each installation case see page 45 1 FDMB 2 Gypsum wall construction 3 Ablative Coated Batt e g Firestop...

Page 31: ...4190 7 ISOVER Protect BSK glue apply on the insulation and stick it to the fire separation construction 8 Fire resistant mastic fill the gap on both sides of the fire separation construction and aroun...

Page 32: ...threaded rod see pages 35 to 37 5 Duct Installation in solid ceiling construction Solid ceiling construction mortar or gypsum EIS 120 X X 150 50 150 50 150 150 A A A min A 100 max A 300 A B min B 100...

Page 33: ...ed structure 25mm insulation EI 60 87 Gyproc FireLine 2 x 12 5 4400 60 40 44 39 97 Gyproc FireLine 2 x 12 5 4400 70 40 44 39 119 Gyproc FireLine 2 x 12 5 6000 92 45 47 40 173 Gyproc FireLine 2 x 12 5...

Page 34: ...750 kg m3 for AxB 500x400 th 10 mm for AxB 500x400 th 15 mm or equivalent 10 Fire resistant mastic fill the gap on both sides of the fire separation construction and around the perimeter of penetrati...

Page 35: ...157 96 192 M18 192 117 234 M20 245 150 300 Without anchor With anchor Possible examples of anchoring to the ceiling construction Follow the instructions of fixing specialist or installation company Wi...

Page 36: ...Threaded rod M8 M20 3 Support HILTI MQ 41 or MQ 41 3 or equivalent 4 Bored plate HILTI MQZ L or equivalent 5 Washer for M8 M20 6 Nut M8 M20 max 50 Dimension elements of the suspension system acc to th...

Page 37: ...Page 37 Version 2022 12 20 FDMB Fire damper TPM 164 22 Duct connection 1 FDMB 2 Connecting air duct 3 Extension piece if required 4 Damping pad or breakaway connection as DW 144 max 200...

Page 38: ...ATA Pressure loss Pressure loss calculation Determination of pressure loss by using diagram 1 2 kg m3 p w2 2 p Pa presure loss w m s air flow speed in nominal damper section kg m3 air density coeffici...

Page 39: ...761 710 1 645 3 918 2 720 2 062 1 496 1 284 1 055 0 947 0 881 0 749 750 1 630 3 865 2 682 2 032 1 475 1 264 1 037 0 931 0 866 0 736 800 1 612 3 808 2 640 1 999 1 445 1 241 1 018 0 913 0 849 0 721 900...

Page 40: ...62 7 64 4 6 44 1 47 3 49 5 51 3 52 7 53 9 54 9 55 8 56 6 59 8 62 63 8 65 2 67 4 69 2 7 48 2 51 3 53 5 55 3 56 7 57 9 58 9 59 8 60 7 63 8 66 1 67 8 69 2 71 4 73 2 8 51 6 54 8 57 58 8 60 2 61 4 62 4 63...

Page 41: ...ents entering the interior of damper casing lower sheet of mechanics lock holder 1 lock lever 2 lock spring 8 dia stopper pin mechanics pin 5 Inspection hole cover including the clip and fasteners if...

Page 42: ...SED position Dampers are stored indoor in environment without any aggressive vapours gases or dust Indoor temperature must be in the range from 30 C to 50 C and maximum relative humidity 95 avoid cond...

Page 43: ...he required device to the base plate of the damper The said facts must be recorded in the respective operation documentation of the damper record books of the damper fire logs etc and subsequently ade...

Page 44: ...12 20 TPM 164 22 1 Damper 6 Fusible link 2 Mounting plate 7 Mechanics 3 Sealing cover 8 Actuator 4 Seal plates 9 Temperature sensor 5 Mounting plate cover 10 Sensor sticker Change of mechanical desig...

Page 45: ...ge except glue K84 Reinforcing frame VRM2 B Fixing reinforcing frame VRM2 B to the damper casing Installation procedure 1 Apply K84 glue over the entire surface 2 Attach the frame parts to the damper...

Page 46: ...sition Release of the locking mechanism can be achieved manually or automatically by applying the supply voltage It is recommended to provide periodical checks maintenance and service actions on Fire...

Page 47: ...he function checks the dampers should be moved to CLOSED position with the fan off or with closed regulation valve situated between the fan and the fire damper Before putting the dampers into operatio...

Page 48: ...80 With actuating mechanism BF 230 TN BFL BFN 230 T voltage AC 230 V 40 With actuating mechanism BF 24 TN BFL BFN 24 T voltage AC DC 24 V 50 design Reinforcing frame VRM2 B damper placement outside wa...

Page 49: ...ual product information see www mandik co uk MAND K a s Dob sk 550 267 24 Hostomice Czech Republic Tel 420 311 706 742 E Mail mandik mandik cz Manufacturer MANDIK UK Ltd 130 Aztec West Bristol BS32 4U...

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