1. General
Damper – Automatically or manually operated shut-off device placed at the end of a duct, which can be opened or closed in the standby position.
Valve – Shut-off device located inside a duct, normally in the open position.
Door and curtain – Movable device that pivots or moves vertically or sideways, restoring fire-retardant or flame-retardant quality to the wall through which it passes. The direction of fire is generally defined.
Smoke vent and façade opening – Device allowing free communication with the outside at the time of the incident.
Line control – Arrangement for continuously checking that all electrical circuits controlling dampers, flaps, doors, curtains, smoke vents, façade vents and smoke extraction fan motors are capable of transmitting...
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