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Magnetic command

Where necessary, an electromagnet can be installed on the damper so as to anticipate the clos-
ing of the damper before the thermo fuse is triggered. Depending on the type of electromagnet 
(current input or breaker), it will send or cut off the electric power signal and the damper will 
close to prevent the diffusion of cold fumes.
If a fire breaks out, when the temperature rises the thermo fuse will override the action of the 
electromagnet.
Magnet technical specs
- Retaining force: 120N
- Protection rating (EN 60529 Standard): IP40
- Absorbed current at 20°C: 1.6W (none) - 3.5W (emission)
- Operating temperature: from -30  to +85

MOTORISED COMMAND FUNCTIONS, DATA AND ELECTRICAL WIRING LAYOUT

The motor is powered by connecting it to the mains (contacts 1 and 2) which 
moves the damper shutter to the open position, whilst simultaneously loading 
the spring which retains all the power needed to close the duct in case of and 
alarm or black-out.
The connections of the two limit switches inside the motor can be used to ren-
der the rest of the system more flexible; for instance, by connecting contacts 
S1 and S2, it will be possible to trigger the shutdown of the fan unit should 
the damper shutter close, whilst contacts S4 and S6 can be used to trigger 
an alarm pilot light.
The thermoelectric device consists of three fuses: these make the fire damper 
shutters sensitive to the temperature inside the duct (with Tf 2 and Tf 3 fuses 
which can be replaced) and to ambient temperatures (using the Tf 1 fuse). 
When the device is triggered, it locks down the power supply irreversibly, until 
the fuses are replaced, which allows the servomotor to move the shutter into 
the closed position using the force of the spring.
It also has a button that can be pressed manually to simulate a triggered fuse 
and allow testing and inspection of the shutter.
Its position outside the damper and self-threading screw fasteners allows for 
safe control over ambient temperatures and easy maintenance.

•  Allacciamento 24V: 

da trasformatore

•  Allacciamento 230V: 

per l’interruzione della rete prevedere 
un dispositivo di sezionamento di 
tutte le fasi (apertura dei contatti 
min. 3mm)

MANUAL COMMAND FUNCTIONS, DATA AND ELECTRICAL WIRING LAYOUT

Start and end stroke microswitches

The devices that signal the start stroke and end stroke are two independent NC+NO 
dual contact switches.
The first normally closed (NC) on contacts 21 and 22, whilst the second normally 
open (NO) on contacts 13 and 14.
When the switch is triggered, the contact status is inverted, the NC contact opens 
and the NO contact closes. 
E.g.: the relay that controls the fan power supply is connected to contacts 21 and 22 
(NC), whilst a luminous alarm indicator is connected to contacts 13 and 14 (NO). In 
this case, when the damper shuts, the fan will switch off and the alarm indicator 
pilot light will come on.

Switch technical data
-Casing: Fibre glass reinforced thermoplastic
-Protection rating (EN 60526 Standard): IP65
-Cable cross-section diameter: rigid 2.5mm² - flexible with ferrule 1.5 mm²
Operating temperature: from -25 to +70

Summary of Contents for BTT 30 EURO Series

Page 1: ...BTT 30 EURO MANUALE DI INSTALLAZIONE E D USO INSTALLATION AND USE MANUAL A I R E N G I N E E R I N G PROTEZIONE INCENDIO FIRE PROTECTION ...

Page 2: ...alled This plate accommodates all parts needed for trouble free operation and activation of the fire damper The geometry of the control mechanism is designed to prevent the pressure in the duct up to 500 Pa from opening the shutter which can be opened by activating the lever The control unit of a properly installed damper must be on the wall plane in order to simplify any later interventions Fire ...

Page 3: ...done by professionally qualified personnel Clean and remove all cement residues from the connection flanges to ensure secure connections to the rest of the duct Avoid all deformation of the duct and or obstacles inside the duct that could prevent correct rotation of the shutter Check there are no external objects cables pipes etc which could prevent the correct operations of the commands outside t...

Page 4: ...ON IN CONCRETE FLOORS 1 Before starting to install your fire damper check its conditions the posi tion of the shutter when closed and the trouble free operation of the control unit 2 Provide a recess in the ceiling making sure that it is 100 mm greater than the nominal damper diameter Fig 1 3 Fix the steel brackets delivered with the damper to the damper flange place them with control side above c...

Page 5: ... with the brackets to fix them in place fig 3 5 Position the damper inside the hole centring it horizontally making sure the shutter axis corresponds to the wall axis Maintain the axis of rotation of the blade horizontal as from tests carried out is not allowed to be installed with vertical axis Check that the damper protrudes from the wall by the correct measurement bringing the previously instal...

Page 6: ...nside the control pin as far as possible turning the lever clockwise by 90 degrees making sure that the control pin is blocked in the open position fig 3 Now remove the lever from the control pin and replace it in its housing compartment Manual closing Press the button highlighted in fig 4 Electromagnetic closing Disconnect the power to the electromagnet Manual command with input electromagnet Res...

Page 7: ...cator in a 0 degree position Motorised closinga Move the thermoelectric fuse lever located to the side of the servomotor or disconnect the power supply REPLACING THE MECHANICAL FUSE Warning All connection and maintenance operations must be carried out with the damper closed and the power supply discon nected Check that the indicator on the control unit is set to CLOSE If this is not the case press...

Page 8: ... Tf 3 fuses which can be replaced and to ambient temperatures using the Tf 1 fuse When the device is triggered it locks down the power supply irreversibly until the fuses are replaced which allows the servomotor to move the shutter into the closed position using the force of the spring It also has a button that can be pressed manually to simulate a triggered fuse and allow testing and inspection o...

Page 9: ...a A Ceccon 12 35010 Loreggia PD Italy Tel 39 049 5792100 Fax 39 049 9300313 info brofer it www brofer it A I R E N G I N E E R I N G www brofer it ISO 9001 2008 TÜV Rheinland Group TÜV I D 910502065 0 w w w tuv co m ...

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