General Specification
Curtain
Manufactured from pre galvanised material designed to provide a hollow section panel with ceramic infill. Each section is 100mm high with twin ribbed face for rigidity.
The curtain is held in position with purposely designed end fittings which act as a curtain alignment system. The bottom panel is terminated with a galvanised steel plate with horizontal and vertical slots.
Hood (Coil Casing)
All Fireflex R shutters include a galvanised sheet hood as standard with optional motor cover. (Motor cover always included if less than 2500mm high).
Guides
Formed from pre galvanised steel.
Endplates
Mild steel of appropriate thickness relative to door size.
Finish
Standard finish to all parts is galvanised.
Powder coated finish to a standard range of BS/RAL colours available at extra cost
Operation
Fireflex Shutters are power operated by a 3 phase & neutral motor with various options of release:
Level 1 Fusible Link Operation
Normal operation by push button station or keyswitch with fuse link to close shutter at local heat source of 75°C.
*Level 2 Alarm activation with manual reset
Normal operation by push button station or keyswitch with solenoid release to close shutter following fire alarm signal with manual reset of solenoid by pull cables.
*Level 3 Alarm activation with automatic reset
Normal operation by push button station or keyswitch with solenoid release to close shutter following fire alarm signal with automatic reset of solenoid once alarm is switched off by fully opening shutter.
*Level 4 Alarm activation with automatic reset and part close facility
Normal operation by push button station or keyswitch with solenoid release to close shutter following fire alarm signal with automatic reset of solenoid once alarm is switched off by fully opening shutter.
Shutter can also part close to act as a smoke curtain, fully closing after an adjustable delay. Shutter must have maintained supply for this function.
Fire Alarm requirements
The Fire Alarm circuit must provide the supply for the 24v DC solenoid (0.5 amps) with an initial supply of 3.5 amps for 20-30 m/seconds to release the shutter but only when in the alarm condition.
If the fire alarm is unable to provide a 24v DC supply a battery back up system is available at extra cost.
The 24v DC supply needs to be provided separately from that of the fire alarm system as under the requirements of BS5839 Clause 19, the connection of such equipment is specifically prohibited.
These Doors DO NOT include for connecting into the fire alarm circuit.
Note! To comply with current legislation fire shutters cannot be linked to fire alarm systems if they are over fire exits or are on a fire exit route. They can only be fitted with a device, which will close the shutter, by a local heat source i.e. fusible link.
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