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Fire damper BSK-RPR-EU 

 

 

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Commissioning and maintenance

 

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COMMISSIONING AND MAINTENANCE 

 

COMMISSIONING 

Before the ventilation and air-conditioning system and thus 
also the fire dampers are put into operation for the first 
time, they must undergo an inspection in order to determine 
and assess the installation and function (see model protocol, 
page 25). 

 

 

FUNCTIONAL CHECKING, CLEANING, REPAIR 

 

The  owner  or  operator  of  a  ventilation  and  air-conditioning 
system must arrange for its function to be checked. The in-
spection must be carried out at least every six months. If two 
successive functional tests at intervals of half a year do not 
reveal any defects, the interval may be increased to one year. 
 
The  following  standards  describe  the  basic  maintenance 
measures and are generally to be taken into account: 

- EN 13306 
- DIN 31051 
- EN 15423 

 
In addition, any possible national or building code regulations 
regarding the safe operation of ventilation and air-condition-
ing systems must be observed. 
 

1. Manual trigger device 

1.1. Visual inspection 

 

Check the fire damper for damage and contamination 
(e.g. housing, damper blade, seals). 

 

Perform necessary cleaning work. 

 

1.2 Manual release 

 Closing the fire damper 

 

Pull the manual unlocking disc (pos. 42) at the hand lever 
(pos. 3), thus releasing the lock (in the "OPEN" position) 
of the locking bolt (pos. 44) in the trigger (pos. 5). 

 

Hand  lever  has  been  released  and  is  moved  toward  the 
CLOSED position by spring force. 

ATTENTION!  Do  not  reach  into  the  pivoting  range  of  the 
damper blade and of the manual lever. There is a risk of in-
jury. 

 

The fire damper must close and lock automatically (lock-
ing of the damper blade in the CLOSED position). 

 

1.3 Opening the fire damper 

 

Pull manual unlocking disc (pos. 42) at the hand lever (pos. 
3) and move it toward the trigger device (pos. 5) 

 

Locking  bolt  (pos.  44)  must  snap  into  the  trigger  device 
(pos. 5) 

 

The  fire  damper  is  ready  for  operation  again.  (Damper 
blade is locked in the "OPEN" position). 

 
 

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

 

If, for example, the fusible link is damaged or corroded, it 
is must be replaced. 

 

Perform manual release as described in section 1.2. 

 

Unscrew the fastening screws (pos. 43; 2 pieces), pull the 
release device out by turning it 90° and remove it from the 
housing. 

 

Compress  the  retainer  screws  of  the  fusible  link  holder 
(pos. 45) using a suitable tool (e.g. pliers) and replace the 
fusible link by a replacement fusible link (pos. 6). 

 

Insert the release device and fasten it with screws (make 
sure that the position of the coding screw with regard to 
the coding hole is correct). 

 

Finally a functional check has to be carried out. 

 

BSK-RPR-EU with manual trigger

 

 

Figure 26: Side view BSK-RPR-EU (manual trigger) 

 

 

 

Figure 27: Front view BSK-RPR-EU (manual trigger) 

 

 

Figure 28: Release device BSK-RPR-EU (fusible link)

 

 

 

Summary of Contents for BSK-RPR-EU

Page 1: ...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 release de vic...

Page 2: ...llation in solid walls 8 Wet installation of a fire damper complete mortar lining 8 Wet installation at a reduced distance 8 Installation information 9 Connection of ventilation ducts 9 Technical data...

Page 3: ...a charge DD coating RAL 7035 light grey Cold and hot leakage requirements according to EN 1366 2 are complied with using circumferential rubber and intu mescent seals Horizontal position of the damper...

Page 4: ...sible Version 2021 07 01 Page 4 MODELS AND DIMENSIONS BSK RPR EU BSK RPR EU S plug in connection Figure 1 Dimensions BSK RPR EU S BSK RPR EU F flanged connection Figure 2 Dimensions BSK RPR EU F 1 Fir...

Page 5: ...for BSK RPR EU S Model BSK RPR EU S is delivered by default with a rubber lip seal Figure 3 Rubber lip seal Flange bores BSK RPR EU F Figure 4 Flange bores Table to DIN EN 12220 or DIN 24154 1 Nomi n...

Page 6: ...nds BSK RPR EU F No minal size D Operating side BS Non operating side NBS L 375 500 L 375 L 500 100 98 216 x 67 Y 192 y 125 123 204 55 180 140 138 196 47 172 160 158 186 37 162 180 178 176 27 152 200...

Page 7: ...be ex posed to direct effects of the weather and must not be stored below 20 C or above 50 C The fire damper must be protected from dirt and damage Af ter installation is complete any dirt must be rem...

Page 8: ...hafts ducts and fire walls made of for example concrete masonry according to EN 1996 or DIN 1053 solid plaster wall boards according to EN 12859 apparent density 450 kg m and wall thick ness W 150 mm...

Page 9: ...o on fire dampers as a result of thermal expansion in case of fire Appropriate compensation measures such as the arrangement of flexible spigots or a suit able duct routing duct angles and distortions...

Page 10: ...00 to 250 Nominal sizes 250 to 500 Diagram 1 Pressure loss and flow generated noise without security grille Application limits max operating pressure of 1000 Pa at vface 10 m s Pressure loss and flow...

Page 11: ...4 2 74 2 49 2 80 125 123 2 83 3 21 2 89 3 29 140 138 3 06 3 49 3 13 3 57 160 158 3 35 3 84 3 43 3 93 180 178 3 65 4 20 3 74 4 31 200 198 3 97 4 59 4 07 4 70 224 222 4 37 5 07 4 48 5 19 250 248 4 80 5...

Page 12: ...tem type RMS Signaling and switching bus system type EasyBus 2 Fire damper mini controller BKSYS 2 Extension piece type VT RF 1 Duct connection spigot type RS 1 Security grille type ASG RF ASG RS 1 1...

Page 13: ...ure 72 C respond Reaction of the thermal fuses inter rupts the supply voltage permanently Indication of damper end positions by integrated micro switches via potential free changeover contacts S1 S3 C...

Page 14: ...on 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 supp...

Page 15: ...Connection diagram S00 Connection diagram Spring return actuator S01 230V AC Figure 20 Connection diagram S01 The wires are colour coded and labelled Connection Cable Meaning Code No Colour Abbreviati...

Page 16: ...ctua tor unit Pull the 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 Reinsert temperatur...

Page 17: ...22 250 248 280 378 315 313 355 353 400 398 450 448 500 498 190 Table 11 Length of the extension piece type VT RF as a func tion of the nominal size of the fire damper An extension piece for the BSK RP...

Page 18: ...ir volume pst Pa Static pressure LWA dB A A weighted sound power level vstirn m s Face velocity kg m Density B mm Width H mm Height L mm Length min at least or or ap prox approximately BS Operating si...

Page 19: ...e digits 04 LENGTH 580 or 455 S model 500 or 375 F model in mm always three digits 05 MATERIAL HOUSING SV Galvanised sheet steel V2 Stainless steel material no 1 4301 V2A V4 Stainless steel material n...

Page 20: ...without ad dressing 32 EasyF AAC MASD 01 module mounted to BSK RPR EU incl connection to drive unit with flat cable connection with address ing 33 EasyF AAC OASD 01 module mounted to BSK RPR EU incl c...

Page 21: ...ckness W 150 mm Product SCHAKO type BSK RPR EU Declaration of performance No DoP BSK RPR EU 2017 08 09 Dimensions Diameter mm Length L 455 580 mm S model 375 500 mm F model Unless stated otherwise the...

Page 22: ...or design Material no 1 4301 V2A Material no 1 4571 V4A Security grille type ASG RF RS flange connection for con nection with ventilation duct connection on only one side wire or punch grille galvanis...

Page 23: ...thus releasing the lock in the OPEN position of the locking bolt pos 44 in the trigger pos 5 Hand lever has been released and is moved toward the CLOSED position by spring force ATTENTION Do not reac...

Page 24: ...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 rel...

Page 25: ...o Series Release device The following functional steps have been carried out according to the documents installation mounting and operating instructions Prior to commis sioning next functional check i...

Page 26: ...ko de Web schako com Sample Functional check protocol for fire dampers Cons No ____________________ Defects found during the test on ________________________________________ Sluggishness due to soilin...

Page 27: ...43 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 22 726...

Page 28: ...haft walls 9 Figure 12 Connection example of a ventilation duct arranged on one side and security grille 9 Figure 13 Connection example of ventilation ducts on both sides 9 Figure 14 Circuit diagram l...

Page 29: ...ng ends BSK RPR EU F 6 Table 6 Free cross section m 11 Table 7 Weight table kg 11 Table 8 Technical data B10 B11 14 Table 9 Cable designation S00 S01 15 Table 10 Technical data S00 S01 16 Table 11 Len...

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