Cartridge Fire Damper F-C2

All Systemair products
  • Fire damper
  • Cartridge Fire Damper
Downloads

DoP

DeclarationOfPerformance_F-C2_B_EN (signed).pdf

Certificates

Certificate_F-C2_1396-CPR-0183_EN.pdf

Brochure

Handbook_F-C2_EN_2021-06-02.pdf
Manufacturer
Systemair

Fire dampers represent passive fire protection, designed with the help of compartmentalization to prevent the spread
of toxic gases, smoke and fire. Standard fire dampers are designed and certified in accordance with EN 15650 and
tested for EIS criteria according to EN 1366–2. Fire damper together with its installation form an inseparable part of fire
resistivity rating.

  • Performance up to 2 hours
  • One product fits several resistivities
  • Closed state detection
  • Installation with valves

  • Acoustic insulation

  • High temperature insulation

  • Passive fire protection

  • Thermal insulation

  • Accessories

Sector
HVAC
Construction
Properties
Technical Insulation
Extra information
  • The product contains galvanized sheet metal, graphite fire-proof laminate, polyurethane foam. These are processed in accordance with local regulations. The product contains no hazardous substances, except for the solder in the thermofuse, which contains a milligram of lead. Calcium silicate board is used in sizes greater than 125 mm.
  • By default, F-C2 fire dampers are only supplied with spring loaded activation, optionally with micro switch. In case of fire, the fire damper closes automatically when the temperature of the air in the duct reaches 72°C. The F-C2 damper closes after the melting of the thermal fuse. After the closing of the damper blade, it is mechanically locked in the closed position and can only be opened manually, which requires access of the maintenance staff into the duct. To improve the accessibility for inspection of the fire damper a flexible duct coupling can be used.
Installation guidelines

The cartridge fire damper are intended as fire valves for ventilation ducts and should be installed where the duct passes through the fire partition or at the end of the duct in front of the grate.