Fire Damper Access Door Labels

Fire dampers can be extremely difficult to test and reset due to their design all manufacturers utilize the same basic curtain type design.

Fire damper access door labels.

They were always way too small to perform meaningful inspections maintenance was next to impossible and the edges were often sharp and unsafe. Lloyd industries has been an active manufacturer of access doors fire and smoke dampers and h v a c. Products for over 35 years. Available with left facing arrows right facing arrows or no arrow configuration.

Tough industrial indoor outdoor vinyl. Quick turn around for fire damper labels. Simply peel and stick to a clean dry surface. This standard regulates the installation and maintenance of assemblies and devices used to protect openings in walls floors and ceilings against the spread of fire and smoke within into or out of buildings.

Fire damper label features. With over 50 years of experience in the hvac industry we have inspected thousands of fire and smoke dampers. Since the development of modern fire damper protection equipment lloyd industries inc. Has provided underwriters laboratory approved fire dampers as well as other essential products for the h v a c.

A 1 1 see annex k for general information about fire doors. Fire dampers are installed in penetrations of fire rated walls and floors as required by the building code and access to the damper itself is normally through an improperly sized access door. Over the years we discovered many deficiencies with small damper access openings. Water chemical uv.

The international codes i codes are the widely accepted comprehensive set of model codes used in the us and abroad to help ensure the engineering of safe sustainable affordable and resilient structures. 1 1 1 with the exception of fabric fire safety curtain assemblies this standard addresses assemblies that have. Fire dampers are ul555 tested and labeled devices installed in ducts and air transfer openings or air distribution systems designed to close upon the detection of heat. According to our inspection data painted or missing fire rated door labels are two of the top ten reasons for deficiencies in fire doors and frames.