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11/09  IOM-1290FINST

GENERAL INSTALLATION:

1.

Installation shall be in accordance with NFPA 90A, latest edition. Connecting duct gauge shall be 20 gauge (1.0) maximum (standard integral damper sleeve) and in
accordance with SMACNA Duct Construction Standards. (Exception, see Note 7).

2.

The square (drywall/masonry) or round (masonry) wall opening shall be 1" (25) larger than the overall size of the damper diameter. 

3.

If not supplied, fabricate retaining plate and damper plate using dimensions shown in details.

4.

Install retaining plate in groove on actuator side of damper using 1/4" (6) dia. nut and bolt through splice clip. Install damper within wall opening as shown in Figure
1 or 2. Install damper plate and clamp using 1/4" (6) dia. nut and bolt through splice clip. Both retaining and damper plates should be tight to the wall.

5.

On drywall installations screw the retaining and damper plates to the wall through the 3/16" (5) dia. holes in the corners of the plates. Major diameter or body of screws
must engage metal or wood studs or runners. On masonry installations, the damper plate shown in Fig. 3 should be used. This has four equally spaced clips 1" x 1" x 1"
(25 x 25 x 25) 20 gauge (1.0) which are attached to the plate and damper sleeve using 3/16" (5) rivets, tack or spotwelds. (Make sure that fasteners do not interfere
with the operation of the damper blade). For dampers 12'' (305) dia. or less, single side retaining plate may be used (damper plate optional) but retaining plate must
be fastened to wall or floor with 6 screws instead of 4.

6.

The connecting duct shall not be continuous through the wall or floor but shall terminate at each end of the damper sleeve. Sleeves shall extend a maximum of 6" (152)
on either side of the wall or floor opening or 16" (406) on one side intended for use with an actuator or an access door. The sleeve may extend a maximum of 16" (406)
on each side when access door and actuator are on opposite sides.

7.

Connecting ducts shall be attached using three equally spaced #10 sheet metal screws or a 4" (102) wide draw band spanning the joint  Duct sealant may be used.
If damper frame/sleeve and connecting duct are 16 gauge (1.61), a rigid duct connection may be used.

8. Maximum Damper Size: 

24" (610) dia. Minumum size is 6" (152) dia.

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Dimensions are in inches (mm).

REFER TO THE APPROPRIATE NAILOR INSTALLATION INSTRUCTION
SUPPLEMENTS FOR ADDITIONAL INFORMATION OR SPECIAL
REQUIREMENTS:

MLS-300 (Nailor) POSITION INDICATOR

MLS3N

STEEL AND WOOD STUD FRAMING           

FDSWSFINST

CAVITY SHAFT WALL PARTITIONS           

FDCSWINST

Summary of Contents for 1290F

Page 1: ...inkage Jackshaft to blade Bearings 1 2 13 dia self lubricating oilite bronze Axles 1 2 13 dia plated steel double bolted to blades Jackshaft 1 2 13 dia cadmium plated steel Supplied with factory mounted hand locking quadrant Fusible Link 165 F 74 C standard 212 F 100 C available Sizes Duct Dia Note Dampers available in 1 25 increments Vertical or horizontal installation OPTIONS BS Stainless steel ...

Page 2: ...eel jackshaft to blade Bearings 1 2 13 dia stainless steel Axles 1 2 13 dia stainless steel double bolted to blades Jackshaft 1 2 13 dia stainless steel Supplied with factory mounted hand locking quadrant Fusible Link 165 F 74 C standard 212 F 100 C available Sizes Duct Dia Note Dampers available in 1 25 increments Vertical or horizontal installation CONSTRUCTION TYPE 304 Type 304 Stainless Steel ...

Page 3: ...0 Vdc Standard Mounting MS1 is damper open signal MS2 is damper closed signal Non Standard Mounting Important Installer must double check continuity of MS1 and MS2 before wiring to determine which switch signals the damper s open or closed position EXTERNAL RIGHT HAND MOUNTING FRONT VIEW LESS COVER COVER A A 2 7 8 73 3 76 4 1 8 105 MS 2 MS 1 BLUE YELLOW SECTION A A JACKSHAFT DRIVESHAFT EXTENSION C...

Page 4: ...0 94 100 47 400 189 01 3 2 50 02 5 03 8 1 25 15 37 04 10 08 20 05 13 06 15 7 174 6 5 150 125 4 100 3 75 25 62 PRESSURE DROP Pressure Drop tested per AMCA Standard 500 D Fig 5 5 PERFORMANCE DATA MODEL SERIES 1290F 1 1 2 HOUR LABEL AND 1290F SS 1 1 2 HOUR LABEL 1290F Maximum Performance Ratings UL 555 Fire Rating 1 1 2 Hour Maximum Velocity 2000 fpm 10 m s Maximum Pressure 4 in w g 1 kPa 1290F SS Ma...

Page 5: ...steel 1290F or stainless steel 1290F SS 4 Splice clips 20 gauge 1 0 galvanized steel 1290F or stainless steel 1290F SS two pairs for each plate 5 Steel or wood runner 6 Retaining clip 1 x 1 x 1 25 x 25 x 25 20 gauge 1 0 galvanized steel 1290F or stainless steel 1290F SS angle see note 5 7 10 sheet metal screw 8 1 8 3 dia steel pop rivet or 10 x 1 2 13 sheet metal screws or tack or spot welds 9 1 4...

Page 6: ...ngage metal or wood studs or runners On masonry installations the damper plate shown in Fig 3 should be used This has four equally spaced clips 1 x 1 x 1 25 x 25 x 25 20 gauge 1 0 which are attached to the plate and damper sleeve using 3 16 5 rivets tack or spotwelds Make sure that fasteners do not interfere with the operation of the damper blade For dampers 12 305 dia or less single side retainin...

Page 7: ...at source in a manner so no heat is directed towards the spring as the excessive heat can negatively affect the spring performance AS SOON AS THE LINK HAS MELTED THE SPRING WILL FORCE THE BLADES TO CLOSE INSTANTANEOUSLY THE BLADE PATH MUST BE KEPT CLEAR Reloading the spring assembly 2 Loosen the jackshaft from the bolt on crank arm quadrant located on the jackshaft side opposite of the spring asse...

Page 8: ...ove any obstructions dirt rust corrosion or other observed conditions that could impede proper damper operation Clean damper blades and other moving parts if necessary Use of a mild detergent or solvents is recommended for any cleaning required 2 Check closure springs If damaged or defective repair or replace 3 Linkage and jackshaft bearing brackets should be lubricated with a dry lubricant such a...

Page 9: ...ire smoke and smoke dampers Position Indicator Microswitch Data Switch Type Single Pole double throw 2 15 Amps 1 3 HP 125 250 Vac or 24 Vdc 1 2 Amp 125 Vdc 1 4 Amp 250 Vdc EXTERNAL RIGHT HAND MOUNTING FRONT VIEW LESS COVER COVER A A 2 7 8 73 3 76 4 1 8 105 MS 2 MS 1 BLUE YELLOW SECTION A A JACKSHAFT DRIVESHAFT EXTENSION CONDUIT CONNECTION DUCT OR SLEEVE 13 16 21 JACKSHAFT MOUNTING BRACKET 1 6 7 5 ...

Page 10: ... actuator MS1 is damper open signal MS2 is damper closed signal Important Installer must double check continuity of MS1 and MS2 before wiring to confirm which switch signals the damper s open or closed position 2 Connect external wiring and electrical power supply 120 or 24 Vac in accordance with N E C and any applicable local codes 3 Replace junction box cover and check operation L2 L1 CLOSED RED...

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