VT60
Guillotine shutters
air transfer
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VT60
New product
- Reduced footprint
- Surface mounting
- Suitable for high-rise buildings and 4th-family collective buildings
- Quick installation
- Optimal net section and minimal pressure loss
Application
Intended for air transfer in smoke extraction systems.
Particularly suitable for air transfer in high-rise buildings and collective housing.
Can be used as air intakes for the corridor.
Open in the standby position, it closes automatically as soon as the temperature is above 72°C (safety position).
Use inside buildings.
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Dimensions (LxH): 300x200 to 800x800 mm.
Dry installation on surface, assembly without pre-frame on light wall or solid wall 100 mm thick.
Description
Dry installation on surface, assembly without pre-frame on light wall or solid wall 100 mm thick.
Description
- E60 (60 min flame retardant) or EI60 (60 min fire resistant with G-VT60 protective grille) guillotine shutter open in waiting position.
- Frame and slide made of metal.
- The 25 mm thick movable leaf is made of refractory material.
- Triggering is done by a fuse rated at 72°C.
- New manual trigger system with a simple screwdriver.
- Operation with intrinsic energy.
- Manual reset.
- Provide an aesthetic finishing grid in GDVF/GDVA/GDVC type aluminum, on the traffic side.
- Note: Remote triggering is prohibited.
- Provide a galvanized steel grid, G-VT60 for covering the transfer flap on the fuse side.
- The sections codified in the TARIFF are without option.
- It is possible to optionally add the following contacts:
- an FCU limit switch,
- a DCU start of race contact,
- a fine contact and start of FDCU stroke.
- The position contacts can be ordered as a kit (FDCU KIT) independently.
VT60
Detailed specifications
Text catalog pages (CT)
Public tariff price
Price catalog pages (CP)
Installation instructions
Installation instructions (NT)
Installation instructions (NT) Other
Fire / Smoke extraction certificates
Fire classification report (PVFEU)
NF certificate (CNF)
Prescription assistance
Specification text (TP)
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