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BSK-EN fire damper 

 

INSTALLATION, MOUNTING AND OPERATING INSTRUCTIONS 

 

Maintenance or functional test

 

Construction subject to change 

 

No return possible 

Version: 2018-11-14 | Page 18 

MAINTENANCE OR FUNCTIONAL TEST 

Unclean and humid air can impair the continuous operational 
safety.  Therefore,  after  commissioning  of  the  ventilation  in-
stallation,  the  function  of  all  fire  dampers  must  be  checked 
semi-annually. 
If two consecutive functional checks do not show any defects, 
the fire dampers only have to be tested once a year. If mainte-
nance  agreements  are  made,  for  example  for  ventilation  in-
stallations, it is recommended to include the functional tests 
of the fire dampers in these maintenance agreements. 
 

1. Manual trigger device 

1.1 External check 

1.1.1 Visual inspection 

 

Check the fire damper for damage and contamination. 

 

Perform necessary cleaning work. 

 

1.1.2 Manual triggering – Closing the fire damper 

 

Pull the disc (pos. 1) at the hand lever (pos. 2), this releases 
the locking (in the open position) of the locking bolt (pos. 
4) in the trigger device (pos. 3). 

 

The hand lever is released and is moved by spring force in 
the direction of the closed position. 

ATTENTION!  Do  not  reach  into  the  swivelling  range  of  the 
damper leaf and hand lever. There is a risk of injury. 

 

The fire damper must close automatically. 

 

1.1.3 Test of the snap-in locking device 

 

Pull the disc (pos. 1) at the hand lever (pos. 2) in the closed 
position and release it again. 

 

The return must be performed automatically. 

 

1.1.4 Fire damper open 

 

Pull the disc (pos. 1) at the hand lever (pos. 2) and move it 
in the direction of the trigger device (pos. 3). 

 

The locking pin (pos. 4) must engage in the trigger device 
(pos. 3). 

 

The fire damper is ready for operation again. 

 

After successful manual triggering, repeat the process se-
veral times as described in section 1.1.2. 

 

1.2 Internal check 

1.2.1 Visual inspection 

 

Check the fire damper for damage and contamination. 

 

Perform necessary cleaning work. 

 

1.2.2 Check of the trigger device

 

 

Perform manual triggering as described in section 1.1.2. 

 

Remove  the  fastening  screws  (2  pieces)  (pos.5),  pull  the 
trigger device out of the housing. 

 

Contract the fusible link holder (pos. 6) by means of a sui-
table  tool  (pliers,  vice  etc.)  and  removed  the  fusible  link 
(pos. 7). 

 

Check  the  fusible  link;  if  no  damage  is  visible,  insert  the 
fusible link again. 

 

Install the trigger device again and tighten it by means of 
screws. 

 

BSK-EN with manual trigger 

 

Figure. 1.1: Side view 

 

 

 

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=  moving  parts  (storage),  lubricate  only  if  not  running 

smoothly 

Figure 1.2: Front view 

 

Figure 1.3: Trigger device 

 

 

Summary of Contents for BSK-EN

Page 1: ...dimensions 3 Mounting information 5 Installation information 6 Technical data 7 Accessories 9 Legend 14 Specification text 15 Identification label 17 Maintenance or functional test 18 Certificate of...

Page 2: ...be connected both on non combustible and com bustible ventilation ducts MODELS Housing made of galvanised sheet steel cold and hot leakage requirements according to EN 1366 2 are met u sing circumfer...

Page 3: ...50 650 700 700 750 750 800 800 900 1000 1100 1200 1300 1400 1500 Table 1 Available sizes Housing length L 500 mm All width and height dimensions can be combined Release device always on H side On requ...

Page 4: ...cting piece RS Pipe connecting piece a 50 mm Minimum distance between the front edge of the open damper leaf and the fi nishing protective grating ASG flexible connecting piece FS or pipe connecting p...

Page 5: ...otection mortar of the cor responding grade The minimum gap size smin is 50 mm If the fire damper is installed during the construction of the ceiling the gaps s can be omitted The mortar bed depth has...

Page 6: ...hey must be created in the direct vicinity in the connected ventilation ducts Inspection o penings are not available therefore they must be created in the direct vicinity in the connected ventilation...

Page 7: ...LWA dB A KF1 LWA2 dB A LWA1 dB A x KF2 LWA Abst1 dB A LWA1 dB A KF3 LWA1 Abst2 dB A LWA2 dB A KF3 p1 p x KF4 p2 p1 x KF5 200 3 1 05 7 2 15 1 66 250 3 1 07 7 1 8 1 69 300 2 1 09 7 1 55 1 72 350 2 1 10...

Page 8: ...3 40 1 41 8 45 4 49 0 52 5 56 1 59 6 63 2 66 7 Table 4 Weight table kg FREE CROSS SECTION Free cross section m2 Width mm 200 250 300 350 400 450 500 550 600 650 700 750 800 900 1000 1100 1200 1300 140...

Page 9: ...VT 1 Pipe connecting piece type RS 1 1 Standard model galvanised sheet steel powder coated RAL 9010 pure white and DD coating RAL 7035 light grey possible LIMIT SWITCH TYPE ES Electric limit switch fo...

Page 10: ...sition is possible in the de energised state It is unlocked manually On site function control is possible by means of the control key of BAT or BAE72B S Spare parts Temperature fuse for temperature in...

Page 11: ...dimensions BSK EN with B10 B11 approx 102 mm BSK EN with B20 B21 approx 106 mm BSK EN with B30 B31 approx 120 mm Figure 12 Damper dimensions 200 225 250 275 300 325 350 375 400 450 500 550 600 650 700...

Page 12: ...IEC EN II protective insulation Degree of protection IEC EN IP54 Ambient temperature Normal operation 30 55 C 30 50 C Storage temperature 40 55 C 40 50 C Ambient humidity 95 r H non condensing Table...

Page 13: ...ard flammable according to EN 13501 1 with welded lip seals sealing degree C according to EN 13180 EN 1507 temperature resistant from 20 to 80 C Flexible part of the connecting piece polyester fabric...

Page 14: ...he flow generated noise adjusted for diffe rent values of B mm in the model with finishing protective grating ASG KF2 dB A A weighted sound power level of the flow generated noise adjusted for diffe r...

Page 15: ...eft Unless specified otherwise in the order details the mechani cal model Right and fusible link with trigger temperature 72 C is supplied Alternative models or accessories at an extra charge select a...

Page 16: ...80 C Flexible part of the connecting piece polyester fabric must have a length lmin of 100 mm when mounted this gives an installation dimension of approx L 160 mm The required equipotential bonding mu...

Page 17: ...to change No return possible Version 2018 11 14 Page 17 IDENTIFICATION LABEL 1035 13 SCHAKO Iberia S L Pol Ind R o G llego Calle B nave 3 E 50840 San Mateo de G llego Zaragoza 14 ESPA A 01 01 DoP BSK...

Page 18: ...h into the swivelling range of the damper leaf and hand lever There is a risk of injury The fire damper must close automatically 1 1 3 Test of the snap in locking device Pull the disc pos 1 at the han...

Page 19: ...r Press switch pos 1 on the thermoelectric trigger device pos 2 thus the spring return actuator is disconnected from the power supply pos 3 alternatively interrupt on site power supply Fire damper mus...

Page 20: ...______________ The following function steps have been carried out according to the documents Installation mounting and operating instruc tions before commissioning Next functional check in ___________...

Page 21: ...4 Page 21 Functional test protocol for fire dampers Cons no ____________________ Defects found during the test on _____________________ Sluggishness due to soiling Any remaining mortar must be removed...

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