Fire damper - FDMRPage 46 Version 2023-06-15
TPM 140/19
EIS 60
EIS 90
ØD
min. ØD+80
max. Ø
D+300
≥ 100
variable
40...150
≥
100 *
X
40...150
≥
100
X
* EIS 60 for DN 100 – DN 800 - thicknes 100 mm
EIS 90 for DN 100 – DN 315 - thicknes 120 mm (2x60 mm)
EIS 90 for DN 350 – DN 800 - thicknes 160 mm (100+60 mm)
1 FDMR
2 Gypsum wall construction
3 Mortar or gypsum
4
Insulation board made of mineral wool, with a surface treatment of aluminum foil, min. density 66 kg/m³ (System ISOVER Ultimate
Protect Wired Mat 4.0 Alu1)*
5 Standard air duct, made of galvanized sheet metal min. thickness 0,8 mm
6 ISOVER Protect BSK glue - apply on the insulation and fix it to the fire separation construction
7 Clamp with threaded rod → see pages 87 to 89
Installation outside gypsum wall constrution
■ For connection of following duct → see page 90
■ Minimum and maximum distance between the wall and fire damper is unlimited
■ When installing the insulation, follow the ISOVER manufacturer's instructions
■ The damper and the duct must be suspended separately
■ The duct must be suspended on both sides of damper acc. to national rules
■ Duct between fire damper and fire separating construction must be suspended by using threaded rods and mounting profiles, or another
mounting system acc. to national standards
■ Load of the suspension system depends on weight of the fire damper and duct system → see page 87
■ Max. distance between two suspension systems is 1500 mm
■ Following air-conditioning duct must be suspended or supported so that all load transfer from the following duct to the fire damper is absolutely
excluded. Adjacent duct must be suspended or supported, as required by the duct suppliers
■ If the threaded rod is located inside the duct insulation, distance between threaded rod and duct is max 30 mm
■ If the threaded rod is located outside the duct isolation, distance between threaded rod and isolation is max. 40 mm
Outside gypsum wall constrution - ISOVER Ultimate Protect - mortar or gypsum
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