June 23, 2020
Automatic Balancing Dampers (ABD) are popular in commercial buildings, as the provide precise and automatic airflow regulation in supply or exhaust ventilation systems. Designed for use in both supply and exhaust applications, the ABD's damper blade automatically adjusts position to account for changing pressures in the duct work. This is valuable as it minimizes energy consumption while also ensuring proper ventilation throughout your building. Watch the video below to learn why ABDs are a unique option in commercial HVAC systems.
Greenheck's 5 Automatic Balancing Dampers
- Damper blade is calibrated to automatically adjust to changing pressures
- Pressure: 0.2 in. wg to 2 in. wg
- Velocity: 25 cfm to 275 cfm
- Temperature: 25°F to 150°F
- Assembly includes an ABD, flanged sleeve, curtain fire damper (FD-150 or FD-350), and an optional grille
- UL 555 rated 1.5 or 3 hour static fire damper
- Pressure: 0.2 in. wg to 2 in. wg
- Volume: 25 cfm to 275 cfm
- Temperature: 25°F to 150°F
- Flanged grille mount box, which allows for the insertion of a standard-depth grille
- Pressure: 0.2 in. wg to 2 in. wg
- Velocity: 25 cfm to 275 cfm
- Temperature: 25°F to 150°F
- The square transition can be removed and flipped to the other side of the damper using the quick adapter plate
- Pressure: 0.2 in. wg to 2 in. wg
- Velocity: 25 cfm to 275 cfm
- Temperature: 25°F to 150°F
- Provides on-demand control to ventilation system
- Includes a shut-off damper with an electric actuator, automatic balancing damper (ABD), and a plenum box as one assembly
- Applications such as; apartments, education buildings, hospitals and assisted living
- Pressure: 0.2 in. wg to 2 in. wg
- Volume: 25 cfm to 275 cfm
- Temperature: 25°F to 150°F
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