Greenheck Concrete Floor with Steel Deck Supplement (463562) User Manual

Fd, dfd, & dfd-2xx series, Fsd, ssfsd, & cfsd series, Application

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Application

Horizontal installation of FD, DFD, DFD-2XX, FSD,
SSFSD, and CFSD models in concrete floors utilizing a
steel deck. The hole opening made through the concrete
floor may not allow the bottom angle to be placed against
the steel deck on an even plane. This installation details
how to properly install the required retaining angles next
to the steel deck.

For single side retaining angle installations refer to
Greenheck document number 474015: Single Side
Retaining Angle Installation Instructions Supplement.

Notes for Two-Side Retaining Angle
Installations

1. Retaining angles are required on top and bottom sides of

damper as detailed in the Installation Instructions shown
above. Legs on angles may be reversed such that one leg
is inserted into the floor opening provided the required
clearance is maintained between angle leg fasteners and
the floor opening.

2. Installation of the bottom retaining angle against the

uneven steel deck shall be done such that the angles
on each side of the sleeve are as close to the barrier as
possible. In other words, the angles on each side of the
sleeve may be in different planes relative to each other
(see Figure 1 and 2).

3. When viewed from end of sleeve, the angles must overlap

each other in the corners such that no sight-through is
possible (see Figure 2).

Refer to:
‘Installation Instructions for FD, DFD, SSFD, SSDFD, & KFD
Series Curtain Fire Dampers’ (Part #452763)
or
‘Installation Instructions for FD and DFD 150X Series Curtain
Fire Dampers’ (Part #453946)
or
‘Installation, Operation and Maintenance Instructions for
FSD-XXX, SSFSD-XXX, DFD-2XX, & CFSD-XXX Series Fire
& Combination Fire Smoke Dampers’ (Part #461336) for
additional details.

Figure 1: Damper installed in concrete floor with steel deck.

Copyright© 2012 Greenheck Fan Corporation

463562 Concrete Floor with Steel Deck Supplement

Rev 4 August 2012

Concrete Floor

Clearance for expansion

(

1

4

in. min, 1

1

2

in. max.)

Airflo

w

Optional blade

indicator

and/o

r

electric link.

Access door required on

jackshaft side of damper.

Refer to the latest edition

of NFPA 90A.

Jackshaft

Actuator

16 in.

max.

6 in.

max.

C L

Damper

Sleeve

Retaining angles:

Place as close to

barrier as possible.

Angles on each side

of sleeve may be in

different planes.

Sleeve

Length (L)

‘A’ Dim.

(Distance from

end of sleeve to

face of damper)

LINE OF WALL

DO NOT INSTALL SCREW

S

BETWEEN THESE LINES

AROUND ENTIRE DAMPER

458549

Steel

Joists

Steel Deck

“UL CLASSIFIED (see complete marking on

product)”

“UL CLASSIFIED to Canadian safety standards

(see complete marking on product)”

Standard 555 (Listing #R13317)

Standard 555S (Listing #R13317)

Bottom angles

may be in

different planes

Angles must

overlap in

corners

End view

of sleeve

Side view

of sleeve

Top angle

Figure 2: Retaining angle installation.

Document Number 463562

Installation Instruction Supplement for

FD, DFD, & DFD-2XX Series

Fire Dampers and

FSD, SSFSD, & CFSD Series

Combination Fire Smoke Dampers

Installed in Concrete Floor with Steel Deck

®

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