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Fire damper BKP-EN 

 

 

Technical documentation 

 

Service

 

Construction subject to change. 

 

No return possible! 

Version: 2020-09-01 | Page 39 

2. Trigger device with electric spring return actuator 

2.1. Visual inspection

 

 

Check the fire damper for damage and contamination. 

 

Perform necessary cleaning work. 

 

2.2 Thermoelectric release – Closing the fire damper 

 

Press switch (pos. 30) on the thermoelectric release de-
vice  (pos.  31),  thus  removing  the  electric  power  from 
the spring return actuator (pos. 29) (alternatively: inter-
rupt on-site power supply). 

 

Fire  damper  must  close  automatically,  locking  is  per-
formed by blocking the spring return actuator. 

 

When  the  fusible  link  becomes  damaged,  its  replacement 
must be carried out as follows. 

 

Replacement takes place by unscrewing both screws of 
the thermoelectric release device/temperature moni-
toring unit (pos. 31). 
Remove the thermoelectric release device from the ac-
tuator unit. Pull the internal duct temperature 
fuse/duct tip (pos. 32) off the thermoelectric release 
device/temperature monitoring unit and replace it 
with a new internal duct temperature fuse (ZBAT72 or 
ZBAT95) or duct tip (ASK79.4 or ASK79.5), depending 
on the type of the actuator. 
Reinsert the thermo-electric release device/tempera-
ture monitoring unit into actuator unit and screw it 
down. 
Carry out a functional check. 

BKP-EN with spring return actuator 

 

Figure 45: Side view BKP-EN (spring return actuator)

 

 

Figure 46: Front view BKP-EN (spring return actuator) 

Summary of Contents for BKP-EN

Page 1: ...ndard EN 1366 2 PERFORMANCE DATA For automatic locking of fire lobbies For use or connection of a smoke release device with abZ e g SCHAKO smoke detection system RMS in connection with suitable releas...

Page 2: ...tal posts 12 Lightweight partition walls with panelling on both sides and wall thickness W 100 mm 12 Wet installation of a fire damper complete mortar lining 12 Wet installation of a fire damper under...

Page 3: ...sed on polyurethane varnish inside out side replaceable non coated parts are made of stainless steel material no 1 4301 Moulded connection flanges with centre hole or three equidistant holes on the B...

Page 4: ...arranged at the points When using reveals the length of the drywall screws must be adjusted accordingly 15 Reveal optional on site 16 Solid ceiling 17 Mounting frame ER P1 accessories loose as mountin...

Page 5: ...idth B 200 mm centre position for B 200 mm up to B 600 and 1 3 position for width 600 mm On the non operating side either fastening materials e g screws press in nuts etc must be provided and attached...

Page 6: ...nelling on both sides 100 next to each other 200 EI 90 ve i o S 14 Wall 100 2 Ceiling 100 2 Wet installation in lightweight partition walls with metal posts and panelling on one side 115 next to each...

Page 7: ...y have to be taken into consideration If a fire damper is not filled with mortar on all four sides installation and mounting aids on site must be removed Improper transport handling may result in dama...

Page 8: ...nces to walls and ceilings and BKP EN to one another 1 Minimum distance recommended by SCHAKO for sufficient accessibility 2 The distance between the fire damper and the adjacent component wall ceilin...

Page 9: ...ortar lining must be executed such that it is perma nent The information given by the mortar manufacturer must be observed INSTALLATION IN SOLID WALLS Installation in solid walls shaft walls shafts du...

Page 10: ...and ceiling thickness D 125 mm Installation positions vertical suspended for large ceiling thicknesses vertical for large ceiling thicknesses suspended Figure 8 Installation positions in solid ceiling...

Page 11: ...t be present in this area During the construction of the concrete base make sure that the housing of the fire damper is not pressed inwards reinforcement The minimum distance of fire dampers from one...

Page 12: ...components are in creased by 25 mm Figure 13 Metal posts plus required exchange parts Mounting information In the overlap area of the exchangeable profiles they must be riveted crimped or screwed onc...

Page 13: ...200 mm Average out the circumferential annular gap evenly between the wall and the BKP EN Mount the BKP EN with the help of mounting suspensions etc Insert mortar pos 13 into the circumferential annu...

Page 14: ...e another must be at least 200 mm The minimum distance from adjacent components wall solid ceiling must be due to the construction at least 100 mm The actual minimum distance may slightly differ from...

Page 15: ...ickness 100 mm for larger wall thicknesses the profiles must be adapted ac cordingly 11 Mineral wool according to the wall manufacturer s specifications 12 Panelling of the lightweight partition wall...

Page 16: ...must remain mounted 10 1 Profile UW 75 40 0 6 150 profiles 12 1 Panelling on one side 2x20 of the shaft wall made of gypsum bonded wall boards 19 1 Drywall screws on site e g 3 5 x 35 mm 20 1 Reveal...

Page 17: ...the help of mounting suspensions etc The fire damper is fastened to the supporting structure ex change profiles pos 10 1 on the B sides top and bottom using two fixing lugs each pos 18 4 per damper Th...

Page 18: ...on in case of fire Appropriate compensation measures such as the arrangement of flexible spigots SCHAKO type FS or a suitable duct routing duct angles and distortions must be taken as required Nationa...

Page 19: ...level without finishing protective grating Correction values B 100 mm with finishing protective grating type ASG LWA dB A x 1 08 p Pa x 1 4 Radiated noise LWA 6 dB A Application limits max operating...

Page 20: ...m with finishing protective grating type ASG LWA dB A x 1 09 p Pa x 2 04 Radiated noise LWA 6 dB A Application limits max operating pressure of 1000 Pa at vface 10 m s Damper width B 250 mm Diagram 4...

Page 21: ...m with finishing protective grating type ASG LWA dB A x 1 11 p Pa x 2 53 Radiated noise LWA 7 dB A Application limits max operating pressure of 1000 Pa at vface 10 m s Damper width B 400 mm Diagram 6...

Page 22: ...m with finishing protective grating type ASG LWA dB A x 1 16 p Pa x 2 89 Radiated noise LWA 8 dB A Application limits max operating pressure of 1000 Pa at vface 10 m s Damper width B 600 mm Diagram 8...

Page 23: ...with finishing protective grating type ASG LWA dB A x 1 14 p Pa x 2 92 Radiated noise LWA 8 dB A Application limits max operating pressure of 1000 Pa at vface 10 m s Damper width B 800 mm Diagram 10...

Page 24: ...0 028 0 036 0 043 0 058 0 073 0 088 0 103 0 118 200 0 016 0 025 0 033 0 042 0 051 0 068 0 086 0 103 0 121 0 138 225 0 018 0 028 0 038 0 048 0 058 0 078 0 098 0 118 0 138 0 158 250 0 021 0 032 0 043 0...

Page 25: ...ile made of sheet steel 2 Security grille type ASG 1 1 Standard design galvanised sheet steel material No 1 4301 and DD coating RAL 7035 light grey possible 2 Standard design galvanised sheet steel de...

Page 26: ...ptionally 95 C respond Reaction of the ther mal fuses interrupts the supply voltage permanently Display of the damper end positions is possible by means of integrated micro switches via potential free...

Page 27: ...W 0 8 1 1 Power consumption dimensioning 4 VA Imax 8 3 A 5 ms 6 5 VA Imax 4 A 5 ms Auxiliary switch 2 x EPU Switching capacity of auxiliary switch 1 mA 3 0 5 inductive A AC 250 V Connection of supply...

Page 28: ...igure 33 Connection diagram S00 Connection diagram Spring return actuator S01 230V AC Figure 34 Connection diagram S01 The wires are colour coded and labelled Connection Cable Meaning Code No Colour A...

Page 29: ...it and removing the ac tuator unit Pull duct tip internal duct temperature fuse off the temperature monitoring unit and replace it with a new duct tip with internal duct temperature of 72 C ASK79 4 or...

Page 30: ...gger temperature duct inside temperature 72 C optionally 95 C for hot air heating Operating position damper OPEN and tensioning of the return spring by applying the supply voltage universal power supp...

Page 31: ...of the spigot polyester fabric must have a length of Lmin 100 mm when mounted resulting in an instal lation dimension of approx L 160 mm This may reduce the free cross section The required equipotent...

Page 32: ...mount ing frame type ER P1 Alternatively extension pieces on site or as accessories e g SCHAKO type VT can be mounted To avoid damage to components when mounting the mount ing frame type ER P1 the fir...

Page 33: ...50 2010 Fire Damper Type version BKP EN Nominal conditions of activation sensitivity Load bearing capacity of the temperature sensitive measuring sensor Response temperature of the temperature sensiti...

Page 34: ...digits 04 LENGTH 330 in mm always three digits 05 MATERIAL HOUSING SV Galvanised sheet steel V2 Stainless steel material no 1 4301 V2A 06 COATING HOUSING 0 Without coating 1 DD coating inside RAL7035...

Page 35: ...ule mounted to BKP EN incl connection to drive unit without flat cable connection without addressing 32 EasyF AAC MASD 01 module mounted to BKP EN incl connection to drive unit with flat cable connect...

Page 36: ...on one or both sides as classified according to EN 13501 2 or comparable national standards With concrete base on solid ceilings With installation frame type ER P1 in lightweight partition walls with...

Page 37: ...n an installation dimension of approx L 160 mm The required equipotential bonding must be carried out on site according to VDE regulations The fire dampers must not be subject to mechanical stress und...

Page 38: ...pivoting range of the damper blade and of the manual lever There is a significant risk of injury The fire damper must close and lock automatically lock ing of the damper blade in the CLOSED position 1...

Page 39: ...or When the fusible link becomes damaged its replacement must be carried out as follows Replacement takes place by unscrewing both screws of the thermoelectric release device temperature moni toring u...

Page 40: ...ries Release device The following functional steps have been carried out according to the documents installation mounting and operating instructions before commissioning next functional check in _____...

Page 41: ...Web schako com Sample Functional check protocol for fire dampers Cons No ____________________ Defects found during the test on ________________________________________ Sluggishness due to soiling Any...

Page 42: ...Luxembourg A 1060 Wien PL 05 500 Piaseczno Phone 352 403 157 1 Phone 352 403 157 1 Phone 43 1 890 24 62 Phone 48 22 7263570 Fax 352 403 157 66 Fax 352 403 157 66 Fax 43 1 890 24 62 50 Fax 48 22 72635...

Page 43: ...Typ ES 25 Abbildung 28 Schaltbild Endschalter Typ ES Ex 25 Abbildung 29 BKP EN mit Federr cklaufantrieb B10 11 26 Abbildung 30 Anschluss Schema B10 B11 26 Abbildung 31 BKP EN mit Federr cklaufantrieb...

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