SagiCofim HTE 400, Assembly, Installation And Maintenance Manual

Page 1: ...fication UNI EN 13501 3 Classification ASSEMBLY INSTALLATION AND MAINTENANCE MANUAL The procedure listed into this manual should be carried out by qualified personnel and we recommend to use relevant...

Page 2: ...fire damper UNI EN1366 2 Certified UNI EN13501 3 Classified HTE400 Depending on the type of wall the installation and sealing procedures described in this manual and in accordance with the tested con...

Page 3: ...plasterboard bases Installation of dampers side by side or in multi sections Side by side installation on autoclaved aerated concrete walls Side by side installation on vertical plasterboard bases Sp...

Page 4: ...DIMENSIONS OF BELIMO ELECTRIC SERVO MOTORS H mm 150 200 200 BFL 20 0 0 0 BFN 50 20 0 0 BF 60 30 0 0 Yinf mm Ysup mm For dampers with height 400 mm blade overhang is H 400 mm 2 MS Minimum space for ser...

Page 5: ...12 Nm with BAE C6 BFN24T Servo motor 90 AC DC 24 V 9 Nm 7 Nm with BAT F1 BFL24T Servo motor 90 AC DC 24 V 4 Nm 3 Nm with BAT C8 BFN230T Servo motor 90 AC 230 V 9 Nm 7 Nm with BAT F3 BFL230T Servo moto...

Page 6: ...25 0 0 Yinf mm Ysup mm Dati valid for model InMax RedMax ExMax 15BF 1 2 HTE400 SCHISCHEK Configuration X1 X3 X5 CONFIGURATION X5 InMax 15BF InPro TT X1 RedMax 15BF ExPro TT X3 ExMax 15BF ExPro TT FAIL...

Page 7: ...M3 configuration shown in the drawing CONFIGURATION M1 NO signal Micro M2 WITH 1 signal Micro FR530 M3 WITH 2 signal Micro FR530 For dampers with height 400 mm blade overhang is H 400 mm 2 MS Minimum...

Page 8: ...OF RELEASE SYSTEMS WITH MAGNETS H mm 150 200 250 300 350 400 450 50 125 100 75 50 25 0 0 Ysup mm Yinf mm 1 4 HTE400 MAGNET Configuration E1 E3 E5 E7 configuration shown in the drawing E1 E3 MS Minimu...

Page 9: ...ccording to NF EN 60 529 IP 65 Rust protection according to ISO 9227 24 HBS Operating temperature 20 C 100 C Weight 350 g Supply S 0 22 mm2 Total length 100 mm 45 M5 37 5 12 FR5A1 1NO 1NC 12 30 8 30 8...

Page 10: ...31 FAIL CLOSE LOGIC Working conditions torsion spring loaded lever in horizontal position piston not powered DAMPER OPEN Normal conditions or failure torsion spring unloaded lever in vertical position...

Page 11: ...l plated brass CW 614N TECHNICAL DATA Intervention pressure 3 bar Max pressure work 250 bar Minimal pressure of pneumatic testing 2 5 bar Max pressure of pneumatic testing 300 bar Desing temperature x...

Page 12: ...13 9 16 1 18 4 20 6 22 8 25 0 27 3 29 5 31 7 33 9 36 2 38 4 40 6 450 9 9 10 9 13 0 15 2 17 3 19 4 21 5 23 6 25 7 27 8 29 9 32 0 34 1 36 2 38 4 400 9 2 10 2 12 2 14 2 16 2 18 1 20 1 22 1 24 1 26 1 28...

Page 13: ...ly valid for dimensions from 150 x 150 to 1500 x 800 mm Storage dry place with temperature between 0 C and 50 C Functional product test before instal lation implement a complete open close cycle witho...

Page 14: ...ith width and height 90 mm larger than the nominal damper measurements Apply a layer of adhesive mortar to the bottom of the opening The HTE400 fire damper can only protect against fire and smoke if i...

Page 15: ...ted on the damper and install it as shown in the diagram E E Limite di muratura Limite di muratura Wall Limit Information Use adhesive mortar designed for bricklaying to fill in the gap around the fir...

Page 16: ...nstallation of the fire damper place a115 mm spacer in each of the four corners see di agram PHASE 2 altezza preforo H 120 mm 150 mm base preforo W 120 mm 115 2 3 Installation on hard horizontal surfa...

Page 17: ...port and ensure there are no gaps Once set remove the spacers The class M10 EN 998 2 mortar must fill the entire perimeter be tween the damper and the wall PHASE 3 PHASE 4 Adhesive mortar or class M10...

Page 18: ...nstallation of fire dampers The opening must have a width and height 130 mm larger than the nominal damper measurements W 130 mm H 130 mm max spacing 625 mm A A section A A 50 mm 2 4 Installation on v...

Page 19: ...d Proceed by filling the structure with 50 mm thick mineral wool with a density of 100 kg m3 Close the structure by fitting the two plates Seal the opening in the structure 50 mm 25 25 50 mm 100 mm 25...

Page 20: ...ed blades positioned in the centre of the wall secure it using 4 brackets to be ordered separately Secure using plasterboard screws Limite di muratura Limite di muratura Wall Limit Information Support...

Page 21: ...tes per side measuring 135 mm in height Leave a section m which corresponds to the height of the motor 50 mm Fill the entire damper perimeter with plaster and scraps of mineral wool ensuring all gaps...

Page 22: ...lassified It is possible to install just two fire dampers side by side each measuring a maximum of 1000 x 800 mm Connect the HTE 400 fire dampers using the accessories purchased in the connection kit...

Page 23: ...SE_20200507_HTE400_M 23 HT400 Rectangular fire damper UNI EN1366 2 Certified UNI EN13501 3 Classified 3 0 Installation of dampers side by side or in multi sections...

Page 24: ...d correctly in approved walls IF THE WALL HAS LESS RESISTANCE THAN THE FIRE DAMPER THE DAMPER RESISTANCE WILL BE REDUCED TO THAT OF THE BRICKWORK ASSEMBLY PROCEDURE PHASE 1 In walls being built to a t...

Page 25: ...r and install it as shown in the diagram Limite di muratura Limite di muratura Wall Limit Information Use adhesive mortar designed for bricklaying to fill in the gap around the fire damper Adhesive mo...

Page 26: ...70 mm and height equivalent to H 130 mm with respect to the nominal damper measurements A A 50 mm 3 2 Side by side installation on vertical plasterboard bases The HTE400 fire damper can only protect a...

Page 27: ...ed by filling the structure with 50 mm thick mineral wool with a density of 100 kg m3 Close the structure by fitting the two plates Seal the opening in the structure PHASE 3 PHASE 4 PHASE 5 3 2 Side b...

Page 28: ...es positioned in the centre of the wall secure it using 4 brackets to be ordered separately Secure using plasterboard screws Limite di muratura Limite di muratura Wall Limit Information Support bracke...

Page 29: ...r side measuring 135 mm in height Leave a section m which corresponds to the height of the motor 50 mm Fill the entire damper perimeter with plaster and scraps of mineral wool ensuring all gaps are fi...

Page 30: ...the ducting is 2000 x 800 mm the net space must be split into N separate sections in which a damper will be installed Each damper must be installed in accordance with the instructions provided in sect...

Page 31: ...by tightening the clamping screw 2 8 In the case of dampers with magnets power the magnet 1 and turn the le ver 2 anti clockwise till in contact with the magnet 1 Check the condition of the intumescen...

Page 32: ...ur M6 clamping screws on the support plate actuator assembly The screws are fitted with nuts and washers 3 Slip the actuator off the control pin taking care with the 12x12 board adapter 1 1 4 2 Damper...

Page 33: ...uator assembly The screws are fitted with washers 3 Slip the support plate actuator assem bly off the control pin taking care with the 12x12 board adapter 1 Dismantle the thermal fuse by unscrewing th...

Page 34: ...ic actuator mod BF BAE thermal fuse 4 3 1 Procedure for replacing dampers with height 250 mm 1 Check the condition of the damper DISCONNECT the actua tor and wait for the damp er to close completely 2...

Page 35: ...mm 1 Check the condition of the damper DISCONNECT the actua tor and wait for the damp er to close completely 2 Use a spanner to unscrew the actua tor s four M6 clamping screws 3 Slip the actuator plat...

Page 36: ...actuator ExProTT InProTT thermal fuse 4 4 1 Procedure for replacing dampers with height 250 mm 1 Check the condition of the damper DISCONNECT the actua tor and wait for the damp er to close completely...

Page 37: ...r the damp er to close completely 2 Unscrew the actuator s four M4 clamp ing screws with a flat screwdriver 3 Slip the actuator off the control pin tak ing care with the 12x12 board adapt er 1 Use one...

Page 38: ...re around the lever s area of operation as outlined in the diagram 1 2 2 4 5 Dampers with mechanical release and manual reset 4 5 1 Procedure for replacing the opening signal microswitch 2 Unscrew the...

Page 39: ...d Beware of the restoring force of the spring To prevent accidents it is advisable to take care around the lever s area of operation as outlined in the diagram 2 Unscrew the two self drilling 3 5 hex...

Page 40: ...1 Procedure for replacing the opening closing signal microswitch 2 Unscrew the two self drilling 3 5 hex agonal crosshead screws that secure the microswitch 3 REPLACE the microswitch The cor rect micr...

Page 41: ...tch position is shown by the position of the clamping holes Tight en the two self drilling 3 5 hexagonal crosshead screws that secure the mi croswitch Figure 4 4 To RESET the fire damper power the mag...

Page 42: ...closed completely Beware of the restoring force of the spring 2 Dismantling the plate Use a flat screwdriver size 3 Allen key to unscrew the countersunk M5 clamp ing screw securing the magnet plate to...

Page 43: ...itch Tighten the two self drilling 3 5 hexag onal crosshead screws that secure the microswitch 4 To RESET the fire damper use the pis ton 1 and turn the lever 2 anti clock wise Once the lever is in a...

Page 44: ...d turn the lever 2 clockwise until the damper is closed completely Beware of the restoring force of the spring 2 Unscrew the two self drilling 3 5 hex agonal crosshead screws that secure the microswit...

Page 45: ...agram 1 Check the condition of the damper To DEACTIVATE the damp er if activated use the pis ton 1 and turn the lever 2 clockwise until the damper is closed completely Beware of the restoring force of...

Page 46: ...SE_20200507_HTE400_M 46 HT400 Rectangular fire damper UNI EN1366 2 Certified UNI EN13501 3 Classified...

Page 47: ...SE_20200507_HTE400_M 47 HT400 Rectangular fire damper UNI EN1366 2 Certified UNI EN13501 3 Classified...

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