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The overwhelming majority of property owners are responsible individuals who understand the importance of taking steps to mitigate the risk of fire on their premises. That includes making sure fire dampers are installed in their HVAC system’s ductwork. However, installing fire dampers alone is not enough. It is imperative that those dampers are also inspected on a regular basis to ensure that, should the time come when they are needed, that they are able to respond quickly and effectively.
Fire dampers are located within ductwork and ventilation systems where the duct passes through fire containment zone walls and floors. In the event of a fire these fire dampers are designed to shut, preventing flames and smoke from freely passing through the fire zones. But how does something like a fire damper know when to shut?