Dayton 2TGD7 Rectangular Fire Damper 13-3/4 x 11-3/4 In
Rectangular fire damper rated for 1-1/2 hours with a 165-degree fusible link for low-pressure HVAC systems
- 1-1/2 hour fire rating per UL 555
- 772 sq. ft. free area for airflow
- 165 °F fusible link activates automatically
- 22 ga. galvanized steel resists corrosion
- Meets NFPA 80, 90A, 101 and IBC
Rectangular Fire Damper for HVAC
The Dayton 2TGD7 is a rectangular fire damper built from 22 ga. galvanized steel for use in low pressure HVAC systems. It fits a nominal duct width of 14 in. and nominal duct height of 12 in. with a damper depth of 3-11/16 in. The unit carries a 1-1/2 hr. fire rating and meets UL Standard 555, NFPA 80, 90A and 101, IBC, CSFM and NYC MEA standards.
Static Horizontal Mounting
This damper is designed for static mounting in a horizontal orientation. A fusible link rated at 165 degrees F activates the closure mechanism during a fire event. The free area measures .772 sq. ft. to maintain airflow performance. The recommended retaining angle 2TGH3 is sold separately and is required for proper installation.
13-3/4 x 11-3/4 In. Damper Dimensions
The actual damper width is 13-3/4 in. and the damper height is 11-3/4 in., which are the critical measurements for duct compatibility. Verify these dimensions against your ductwork before purchase. This product is not for installations requiring vertical mounting or dynamic airflow closure.
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Specifications
| Product | |
|---|---|
| Brand name | DAYTON |
Questions about this item
Does the 165-degree fusible link need periodic replacement?
The fusible link is a one-time thermal release rated at 165 degrees F; it does not require scheduled replacement unless it has activated during a fire event.
What limits airflow through the 0.772 sq ft free area during continuous operation?
The 0.772 sq ft free area is the fixed airflow limit; pressure drop across the damper increases with velocity, so system design must stay within the low-pressure HVAC rating.
How hot does the 22 ga galvanized steel frame get during all-day HVAC use?
The galvanized steel frame remains near duct-air temperature during normal low-pressure HVAC operation; it only sees elevated heat if the 165-degree fusible link triggers in a fire.
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