Product Details
Product Introduction:
Our company’s fully automatic smoke exhaust and fire‑proof damper is a core component of building smoke control and exhaust systems, integrating smoke removal, fire protection, and automatic control in a single unit. Normally closed, it automatically opens to vent smoke during a fire and, when the temperature of the flue gases reaches 280°C, it closes automatically to prevent the spread of flames. This fully automatic fire‑protection valve combines smoke exhaust functionality with fire‑separation capabilities and is widely used in smoke exhaust ductwork for shopping malls, office buildings, underground parking garages, industrial plants, and other facilities.
General technical parameters (taking the mainstream 280°C fully automatic smoke and fire damper as an example):
| Parameter Item |
Specification Details |
| Product Name |
Fully Automatic Smoke Exhaust Fire Damper |
| Nominal size |
Rectangular specifications: 200×200 mm to 2000×2000 mm (custom non-standard sizes available); circular specifications: φ100 to φ1000 mm |
| Fuse / Close temperature |
280°C (automatically shuts off upon reaching this temperature, with fire‑proof functionality) |
| Control method |
Electric control ( DC 24 V fire‑fighting linkage), manual control (local activation/reset) |
| Action power supply |
DC 24 V (standard power supply for fire protection systems) |
| Operating current |
≤0.5A |
| Protection Class of the Actuator |
IP54 |
| Valve body material |
Galvanized steel sheet (standard), with stainless steel available as an option. |
| Fire-resistance rating |
1.5 h (compliant with GB 15930 standard) |
| Applicable medium |
Air, flue gas, medium temperature ≤280℃ |
| Installation method |
Flanged pipe connections, supporting horizontal installation. / Vertical installation |
| Reset method |
Electric reset / Manual Reset |
| Work environment |
-10℃ to +60℃, relative humidity ≤95% (no condensation) |
Applicable Scenarios and Selection Recommendations:
Core use cases:
1. Ductwork for mechanical smoke-extraction systems in public buildings such as shopping malls, office towers, hotels, and hospitals.
2. Smoke exhaust ducts for underground parking garages, equipment rooms, and tunnels
3. Smoke-exhaust and ventilation ducts for factories and warehouses
4. Smoke exhaust ducts that pass through fire compartments, and smoke exhaust ducts for equipment rooms
Key considerations for selection:
1. Select equipment based on duct size: Prioritize models that match the duct’s inner diameter to avoid installing reducers, ensuring that the exhaust airflow remains unaffected.
2. Control Mode Compatibility: When interfacing with the fire‑alarm linkage system, a fully automatic model equipped with electric actuation and feedback signals must be selected to ensure integration with the fire control room.
3. Installation requirements: Install at locations where smoke exhaust ducts pass through fire compartments and at the entrance to the smoke exhaust fan room, ensuring effective containment of fire spread.
4. Regulatory Compliance: Products must comply with national fire safety standards and possess fire safety certifications to ensure successful fire safety inspection and acceptance.
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