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and verifying the correct movement of the blade and the correct 

functioning of the microswitches (limit switches).

•  If the damper is not connected to a remote control or command 

system, manually execute an opening and closing test and check 

the correct movement of the blade and the correct functioning of 

the microswitches (limit switches) if present.

Together with the control activities, it is recommended to visually 

verify the absence of corrosion, the integrity of the electrical wiring 

and the sealing of the construction support.

Damper cleaning is included in the ordinary maintenance activities 

of the ventilation ducts.

Fire dampers can be cleaned with a dry or wet cloth.

In the case of resistant dirt, it is possible to use normal household 

detergents.

If prescribed for the type of building, it is possible to use disinfectant 

detergents.

The use of detergents or mechanical abrasive cleaning systems is not 

permitted.

These indications comply with the standards EN 15650 annex D and 

EN 15423 annex C.

 

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Repair

For safety reasons, repair activities involving fire-fighting compo-

nents must be carried out only by qualified personnel.

Only original spare parts supplied by the fire damper manufacturer 

must be used.

A functional test must be performed after each repair.

.

At the end of the inspection, cleaning or repair operations, check that 

the fire damper is in the normal operating position.

Keep records of all inspections, repair activities, any problems en-

countered and their resolution.

This practice, even when not mandatory, is very useful in practice.

 

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Disposal

Disposal in case of destruction must be carried out in accordance 

with national legislation. For electrical and electronic parts also refer 

to EU Directive 2011/65.

INSTALLATION

The sizes shown are in mm.

It is recommended to perform a functional test before Installation to 

exclude possible damage during transport and another test immedi-

ately after installation to exclude accidental damage to the product 

and interference with mounting components.

 

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Blade rotation axis positioning

The fire damper can be installed both with the blade axis positioned 

vertically or horizontally.

 

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Positioning brackets before fixing

1.  Positioning brackets

 

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Installation of flexible connectors in order to balance out the 

ventilation ducts expansion

CAUTION: Refer anyway to law and national standardization.

Flexible connectors compensate any duct thermal expansion and 

wall bending in case of fire.

Flexible connectors are used to limit fire damper stresses due to ex-

ternal forces in case of fire and to preserve fire resistance class.

In general it is always appropriate the use of flexible connectors for 

the followings installations:

– light walls;

– Plasterboard and rock wool or Fire Batt (Weichschott) sealing;

– Applique fixing system.

Flexible connector must be normal flammability and in case of fire 

the grounding bonding should disconnet to guarantee the com-

plete separation between fire damper and connected air duct.

When flexible connectors made of conductive material (e.g. alumi-

num) are used, no additional grounding bonding is required.

Despite flexible connector installation, the fire damper must be in-

stalled in the construction support so that its weight does not affect 

damper’s installation position both during normal operation and in 

case of fire.

It is recommended not to compress flexible connectors in the in-

stallation phase.

Flexible connector must be at least 100mm long and in order that 

possible duct thermal expansions are balanced. 

Take care that the flexible connector does not interfer with opening 

/ closing movement of the blade.

 

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Transfer Application (application not connected to air ducts on 

one or both sides)

Following tests performed as per EN 1366-2, section 6.3.6 Standard, 

it is possible to install the fire damper free from air duct from one or 

both sides.

•  Attention: fire resistance classification for transfer application is 

conform to section Fire resistance classification according to EN 

13501-3-2009  limited to EI 120S if the ducted classification is high-

er.

•  End cap with mesh shall be mounted on the side not connected 

to air duct.

•  End cap with mesh is made from galvanized steel sheet and in-

cludes nuts and screws for fixing on fire damper.

•  End cap with mesh is supplied loose from the fire damper.

Summary of Contents for EI 120 S

Page 1: ...l data the equipment and acces sories indicated could be subject to variations Installation booklet RECTANGULAR SERIES WKS25 500 Pa Cert N 1812 CPR 1046 EN 15650 This is a 15 page installation booklet...

Page 2: ...sity 995 kg m Plasterboard sealing ve i o D B x H min 100 x 200 max 800 x 600 B x H min 100 x 200 max 800 x 600 B x H min 100 x 200 max 800 x 600 EI 120 S Installation within vertical light wall gypsu...

Page 3: ...l axis Fixing flaps 1 Bend for walls 100 mm thick or higher 2 Bend for walls 70 mm thick or higher Fire dampers pairing The patented WKS25 rectangular fire dampers can be paired side by side or vertic...

Page 4: ...atically closes the blade when the temperature in the duct exceeds 70 C or 95 C for the fire damper with 95 C thermal fuse It is possible to close the damper by pressing the indicated button Blade ope...

Page 5: ...perature sensor or cut off the power supply Blade opening mode The damper must be opened when the ventilation system if switched off To open the damper with the electric motor driven actuator provide...

Page 6: ...Normally open C Common NF Normally closed Manual with magnet MR MI version the magnet is powered using 24 V DC 48 V DC through S0 25 electric board S0 25 electronic board S2 optional for 24V DC 48V DC...

Page 7: ...4V AC DC WKS25VSS Siemens GRA126 Opening 3 5 W In stand by 2 W Motor 230V AC WKS25VSS Siemens GRA326 Opening 4 5 W In stand by 3 5 W Microswitches position contacts Manual control version 12VDC 2A 125...

Page 8: ...itioning The fire damper can be installed both with the blade axis positioned vertically or horizontally Positioning brackets before fixing 1 Positioning brackets Installation of flexible connectors i...

Page 9: ...L1 L2 200 50 50 250 50 100 300 50 100 350 50 150 400 50 150 450 50 200 500 50 200 550 50 250 600 100 250 H Nominal height of fire damper L1 End cap length mechanism side L2 End cap length mechanism o...

Page 10: ...l floor used for the test and wall floor used for the actual installation The test results obtained on a type of wall floor are valid also for walls floor of the same type but with greater thickness a...

Page 11: ...tach to the steel pro file underneath 1 Plasterboard thickness 12 5 mm 2 Rock wool density up to 100 kg m optional 3 Horizontal U shaped profile 4 Vertical C shaped profile 5 Self drilling screw 3 5 X...

Page 12: ...located on the fire damper casing See section Fixing flaps for further details Position the damper in the opening so that the side of the closing mechanism extends from the wall by 185 mm Be careful n...

Page 13: ...r both in relation to air flow and the side with the higher probability of exposure to fire as indicated in standard EN1366 2 paragraph 6 2 Filling It is not necessary to insert any material but simpl...

Page 14: ...5 mm 2 Self drilling screw 3 5 X 45 mm EI 120 S Installation within vertical light wall gypsum blocks wall The WKS25 fire dampers classified EI 120 S within vertical light walls built with gypsum bloc...

Page 15: ...al wall Installation within vertical light wall Shaft wall WKS25 fire dampers are tested and approved in Fire resistance classification Hole size D1 x D2 mm Damper protrusion from the wall E mm Wall m...

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