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mcr FID PRO

 single-plane fire dampers 

„MERCOR” SA –

 the Company reserves the right to make modifications and changes.

 

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housing,  in  the area of  insulation  perforation,  an  intumescent seal  is  installed. Along  its  perimeter,  the  partition  is 
sealed by means of a rubber seal installed on the partition. 
 
Normally, the fire dampers have a spigot (nipple or coupling) connection. Connection flanges are available on request. 
 

Operation   

The operating principle and behaviour of the mcr FID PRO single-plane fire dampers depends on the version and 
use: 

   

 

mcr FID PRO/S fire dampers 

These dampers remain open during normal operation. They are closed (safety position) in the following ways: 

   

 automatically – by actuation of the thermoelectric release 

   

 manually – by pressing the control button on the thermoelectric release 

   

 remotely – by actuation of the axial electric actuator with a return spring as the supply voltage disappears 

   

 automatically – by actuation of the thermal release and the power spring 

    

mcr FID PRO/V fire dampers for fire ventilation systems 

These fire dampers remain closed during normal operation. They are opened (safety position) in the following 
ways: 

   

 remotely – by actuation of the axial electric actuator without a return spring as the 

supply voltage is appropriately applied to the actuator 

   

 remotely – by actuation of the electromagnetic release and spring as the voltage is supplied 

    

mcr FID PRO/M fire dampers for mixed-mode fire ventilation systems

 

Depending on the function they serve, these fire dampers remain either closed or open during normal operation. 
They are opened/closed (safety position) in the following ways: 

   

 remotely  –  by  actuation  of  the  axial  electric  actuator  without  a  return  spring  as  the  supply  voltage  is 

appropriately applied to the actuator 

    

mcr FID PRO/T transfer dampers

 

These dampers remain open during normal operation. They are closed (safety position) in the following ways: 

   

 automatically – by actuation of the thermoelectric release 

   

 manually – by pressing the control button on the thermoelectric release 

   

 remotely – by actuation of the axial electric actuator with a return spring as the  

supply voltage disappears 

   

 automatically – by actuation of the thermal release and the power spring 

    

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FID PRO/G pressure relief fire dampers 

These dampers remain open during normal operation. They are closed (safety position) in the following ways: 

   

 remotely – by actuation of the axial electric actuator with a return spring as the  

supply voltage disappears The actuator does not have a thermoelectric release. 

 
It  is  possible  to  check  manually  the  correct  functioning  of  a  fire  damper  with  electric  actuator  for  maintenance 
purposes. To do this, use a special hex key which should be placed in the socket marked on the actuator. Then, by 
rotating the hex key, the fire damper’s partition may be set in the desired position. Bearing in mind to take enough 
care,  rotate  the  hex  key  uniformly  and  slowly.  Too  fast  and  violent  rotation  may  cause  damage  to  the  internal 
mechanism of the actuator or the power transmission system. 
 
To manually check correct operation of fire dampers with a manual release and control mechanism in the integrated 
version for maintenance purposes, press the lever on the mechanism. 
 

NOTE 
Never try to open or close a fire damper’s partition by pulling it directly. Such attempts may cause 
damage to the self-locking powertrain of a fire damper and this is not covered by warranty. 
It is recommended that  the fire damper were opened and closed when the ventilation system is 
turned off.

 

 

 

Summary of Contents for mcr FID PRO Series

Page 1: ...Grzegorza z Sanoka 2 80 408 Gdańsk Phone 0 58 341 42 45 tel fax 0 58 341 39 85 OPERATION AND MAINTENANCE MANUAL OMM mcr FID PRO type fire damper Rev FID PRO 20 08 19 12 FIRE VENTILATION SYSTEMS DEPARTMENT ...

Page 2: ...PERATING PRINCIPLE OF THE FIRE DAMPER 4 5 MANUFACTURER S DESIGNATION OF THE FIRE DAMPER 6 6 INSTALLATION OF THE FIRE DAMPER 6 6 1 PRE INSTALLATION INSPECTION 6 6 2 INSTALLATION OPENING 7 6 3 BUILDING IN THE FIRE DAMPER 7 6 4 ELECTRICAL CONNECTIONS 12 7 TRANSPORT AND STORAGE CONDITIONS 16 8 MAINTENANCE AND SERVICE REPAIRS 17 9 WARRANTY TERMS AND CONDITIONS 17 Markings used in the OMM Option availab...

Page 3: ...istance The fire resistance ratings of the mcr FID PRO type fire dampers are as follows EI60S S V M T G EI120S S V M T G EI60 S V M T G EI120 S V M T G E60S S V M T G E120S S V M T G E60 S V M T G E120 S V M T G The fire ratings depend on the use as well as the manner and place of fire damper installation Manufacturing versions The mcr FID PRO type fire dampers may be manufactured as rectangular f...

Page 4: ...l electric actuator without a return spring as the supply voltage is appropriately applied to the actuator mcr FID PRO T transfer dampers These dampers remain open during normal operation They are closed safety position in the following ways automatically by actuation of the thermoelectric release manually by pressing the control button on the thermoelectric release remotely by actuation of the ax...

Page 5: ...LE 24 ST S V V M T G BFL 24 T ST S V V M T G EXBF 230 S V V M T G BFN 230 T S V V M T G EXBF 24 S V V M T G BFN 24 T ST S V V M T G BEE 24 ST S V V M T G BF 230 TN S V V M T G BEE 230 S V V M T G BF 24 TN ST S V V M T G BEN 24 ST S V V M T G BF 24 TN TL S V V M T G BEN 230 S V V M T G MLF 24 T1 S V V M T G MLF 230 T1 S V V M T G Spring mechanism RST S V M T G RST KW1 S S V M T G RST KW1 24P S V M ...

Page 6: ...to make modifications and changes 6 24 mcr FID PRO fire damper with actuator mcr FID PRO fire damper with RST Gear A B D RST KW1 130 30 75 embedding border female connection type muff male connection type nipple female connection type muff embed symmetrically with respect to axis ...

Page 7: ...es of openings according to EN 12220 dimensions of flanges with circular intersection for comfort ventilation purposes 5 MANUFACTURER S DESIGNATION OF THE FIRE DAMPER mcr FID PRO S 1 Ø 2 3 4 5 1 connection method N or no symbol male connection nipple M female connection muff K flange male connection type nipple version with circumferential seal type F Fires resistant Optional fittings Material Tri...

Page 8: ...tainless steel KK 1 4404 acid proof stee 4 additional parameters no symbol trigger for 72 C ZBAE95 thermoelectric trigger 95 C ZBAT95 thermoelectric trigger at 95 C T93 95 thermal trigger for 95 C Position of the control mechanism no symbol perpendicular to the axis of damper rotation WOK along the axis of damper rotation Axis of rotation of the damper no symbol horizontal axis of rotation PP vert...

Page 9: ...ould be increased along the perimeter of the fire damper e g by installing an additional board or other building element 6 1 PRE INSTALLATION INSPECTION Each fire damper is inspected by the manufacturer before packing and transport Once the product has been unpacked at the destination visual inspection should be conducted to check for possible deformations of the housing or fire damper transport d...

Page 10: ...been installed Additionally the filled space should be sealed with an appropriate mixture or mastic having fire resistance required by the wall In order to ensure fire resistance of a fire separation the depth to which it can be built in should never be exceeded i e the rotation axis of the fire damper s partition cannot be outside the wall off the wall surface In the case of space dividing elemen...

Page 11: ...allation of the mcr FID PRO fire damper with a spring mechanism in masonry walls brickwork walls or blockwork walls using mortar 1 Fire damper 2 Mineral wool with a density min 150 kg m3 3 mcr Polylack Elastic 1mm thick 4 Wall 5 Ventilation duct X wall thickness The minimum depth of filling with mortar for the length of the body of the device Installation of the mcr FID PRO fire damper with a spri...

Page 12: ...ation of the mcr FID PRO fire damper with an electric mechanism in masonry walls brickwork walls or blockwork walls using mortar 1 Fire damper 2 Mineral wool with a density min 150 kg m3 3 mcr Polylack Elastic 1mm thick 4 Wall 5 Ventilation duct X wall thickness The minimum depth of filling with mortar for the length of the body of the device Installation of the mcr FID PRO fire damper with an ele...

Page 13: ...al floor 5 Ventilation duct X structural floor thickness Installation of the mcr FID PRO fire damper with a spring mechanism in structural floors using mortar 1 Structural floor 2 E g cement mortar 3 Fire damper 5 Ventilation duct X structural floor thickness Installation of the mcr FID PRO fire damper with an electric mechanism in structural floors using mortar ...

Page 14: ...thick 7 Mineral wool with a density min 150 kg m3 X wall thickness Installation of the mcr FID PRO fire damper with a spring mechanism in walls made of boards 1 Fire damper 2 Board e g a fire resistant gypsum board 3 Mineral wool density at least 100 kg m3 4 E g cement mortar 5 Structural section 6 mcr Polylack Elastic 1mm thick 7 Mineral wool with a density min 150 kg m3 X wall thickness Installa...

Page 15: ...astic 1mm thick 6 4 ELECTRICAL CONNECTIONS Once a fire damper has been correctly installed it is necessary to connect it to the electrical wiring system using the wiring system s cables if the fire damper is equipped with controls or other components that require such connection Shown below are the wiring diagrams and basic electrical data of the release and control mechanisms supplied together wi...

Page 16: ... 120 s 120 s 50 80s 50 80s return spring 16 s 16 s 20s 20s Operating temperature range 30 50 C 30 50 C 30 50 C 30 50 C Sound pressure level motor max 45 dB A max 45 dB A max 45 dB A max 45 dB A spring 63 dB A 63 dB A Technical specifications Actuators BE24 BE24 ST BE230 BLE24 BLE24 ST BLE230 Power supply AC 24V 50 60Hz DC 24 V AC 220 240V 50 60 Hz AC 24V 50 60Hz DC 24V AC 220 240V 50 60 Hz Power d...

Page 17: ...x 58 dB A Technical data actuators BFL24 BFL24 T BFL230 BFL230 T BFN24 BFN24 T BFN230 BFN230 T Power supply AC 24 V 50 60 Hz DC 24 V AC 220 240 V 50 60 Hz AC 24 V 50 60 Hz DC 24 V AC 220 240V 50 60 Hz Power demand when putting the spring under tension when in standby 2 5 W 0 7 W 3 5 W 1 1 W 4 W 1 4 W 5 W 2 1 W Apparent power 4 VA 6 5 VA 6 VA 10 VA Protection class III II III II IP rating IP 54 IP ...

Page 18: ...ves the right to make modifications and changes 18 24 Connection diagram for the BF24 Tand BF230 T actuators Connection diagram for the BFL24 T BFL230 T BFN24 T BFN230 T BF24 TN and BF230 TN actuators Connection diagram for the BE24 BLE24 BE230 and BLE230 actuators ...

Page 19: ...for all actuator types applies to a potential free position For proper operation of a device equipped with electrical actuators it is recommended that the rated voltage housed tolerance of 24V 10 or 230V 10 Power supply devices other than listed above may cause malfunction and will not be covered by the warranty conditions EXBF actuators Technical specification EXBF 24 EXBF 230 Zone 1 2 21 22 ATEX...

Page 20: ... triggering and control mechanism together with the 230 24V transformer module type MP230 24 For the trigger and control mechanism of the impulse type damper adequate power must be provided to ensure that the control signal is supplied to the device in the event of fire RST KW1 S RST KW1 24I RST KW1 24P RST KW1 24I MP230 24 RST KW1 24I Supply voltage X 24V 48V DC 24V 48V DC 230V AC 230V AC Power c...

Page 21: ...is installed on the fire damper s partition To install the fusible release link in the RST manufacturing version Put the fire damper s partition in the open position Apply fusible link on the hooks attached to the body of the fire damper and partition Remove the nut and lock the hook on the body of the fire damper by tightening up Separate limit switches of fire dampers for the RST manufacturing v...

Page 22: ...uipment is stipulated in 3 section 3 of the Regulation of Minister of Internal Affairs and Administration dated 7 June 2010 on the fire protection of buildings other structures and areas Dz U Journal of Laws 2010 No 109 item 719 The recommended operations to be carried out between the inspections are as follows check the condition of electrical connections paying particular attention to mechanical...

Page 23: ...d overvoltage explosion hail collision with aircraft fire avalanche landslide and indirect damage due to those causes Torrential rainfall is understood as any rainfall with the effectiveness factor of 4 or higher in accordance with the definition of the Polish Institute of Meteorology and Water Management National Research Institute IMGW PIB If the effectiveness factor value specified in the prece...

Page 24: ...personnel attempts any intervention in the product outside of the normal operation and maintenance of this equipment 13 Any circumstances listed in Item 10 will relieve MERCOR SA from the obligation of surety The relevant provisions of the Polish Civil Code shall apply to all matters not regulated in these Warranty Terms Conditions ...

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