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  • Fire Dampers 101 – Types, Testing, and Ratings

    Fire dampers play a very important role in protecting buildings and saving lives in the event of a fire. Building codes require fire dampers to maintain the fire-resistance ratings of walls, partitions, and floors when penetrated by air ducts and transfer openings. (Figure 1) Upon detection of eleva

  • Does Your HVLS Fan Perform As Advertised?

    High volume, low speed (HVLS) fans are large diameter ceiling fans that have gained significant popularity in the HVAC industry over the last several years. Like your ceiling fan at home, HVLS fans are a great way to circulate air and make the places that we live and work more comfortable. But, unli

  • Understanding LODs and its Use in Building Information Modeling

    Building information modeling (BIM) in its most simplistic form is all about data; specifically, the data contained in individual BIM elements. These elements – e.g., walls, windows, doors, fixtures, etc. – are the building blocks of any building information model, and can each contain information t

  • How to Adjust Air Performance in the Field without Sheave Changes or VFDs on Adjustable Blade Fans

    Air performance adjustments in the field are sometimes necessary for a variety of reasons. For example, the system’s design looks perfect on paper, but the realities of installation can require airflow changes. Other factors include unaccounted or overestimated pressures, or building renovations. It

  • Improved Thermal Comfort and Aesthetics Make the Journey Enjoyable

    TBD Central Wisconsin Airport in Mosinee, Wisconsin serves as a gateway for leisure and business travel. More than 280,000 people use the airport annually. Read about Greenheck’s solution to improve thermal comfort with using stylish fans that complements the airport’s newly remodeled concourse.

  • Protecting Ventilation Openings for Storm Shelters and Tornado Safe Rooms; FEMA Louver Requirements

    Springtime in many parts of North America ushers in many changes. Snow melts, temperatures rise and the land starts producing again. These are welcome changes for many, but these changes do not come without some challenges. Spring is a volatile season and is often known for violent weather. Tornadoe

  • "W x H Minimum Size Maximum Size Single Section Multi - Section Inches 10 x 5 60 x 96 120 x 96 mm 254 x 127 1524 x 2438 3048 x 2438 Size Limitations H* W* D C * Actual Inside Dimension. The W dimension is ALWAYS parallel with the damper blade length. Damper linkage and axles may extend beyond the da

  • W x H Minimum Size Maximum Size Single Section Multi - Section Inches 61⁄2 x 5 60 x 96 120 x 96 mm 165 x 127 1524 x 2438 3048 x 2438 Size Limitations H* D W* C * Actual Inside Dimension. The W dimension is ALWAYS parallel with the damper blade length. Damper linkage and axles may extend beyond the d

  • "Model HCD-230LE is a heavy duty flanged frame style industrial control damper with fabricated airfoil blades. It is designed to control airflow and provide shutoff in Vektor Lab Exhaust systems. This model is available with parallel or opposed blade action. * Actual Inside Dimension. The W dimensio

  • HCD-120

    "W x H Minimum Size Maximum Size Single Section Multi - Section Inches 61⁄2 x 5 48 x 96 96 x 96 mm 165 x 127 1219 x 2438 2438 x 2438 Size Limitations H* W* D C * Actual Inside Dimension. The W dimension is ALWAYS parallel with the damper blade length. Damper linkage and axles may extend beyond the d

  • HCD-130-LE Industrial Lab Exhaust Damper Application HCD-130-LE March 2024 Model HCD-130LE is a heavy duty flanged frame style industrial control damper with fabricated airfoil blades. It is designed to control airflow and provide shutoff in Vektor Lab Exhaust systems. This model is available with p

  • Cross Reference Guide

    *Denotes not direct equivalent. © 2024 Greenheck Fan Corp. For product specifications and submittal data, visit us at greenheck.com • Rev 4 August 2024 DIFFUSERSGRILLESATU HLC XG-TH-500 Nailor: 3001/30RW/30RE Price: SDV Titus: ESV XG-DD-500 Nailor: 3210 Price: DDV Titus: EDV XG-DH-500 Nailor: 3240 Pr

  • FEI Recommendations

    BEYOND COMPLIANCE APPLYING FEI IN FAN SYSTEM SELECTION FAQ: JULY 19, 2024 Q: Where can I find the latest information on FEI codes and regulations, and find out if a state is requiring FEI? A: The website for your state that deals with energy codes and standards will have the most up-to-date informat

  • Silicone Blade Seal Replacement (IOM#486908)

    These instructions address either replacement or initial installation. The adhesive on the silicone seal sticks to the blade edge. The kits are for single section dampers. If seal is needed for multiple sections, order additional kits as required. Refer to: ‘Installation Instructions for VCD and FBV

  • Extension Pin Kit & Manual Quadrant Kit (#455049 IOM)

    Tools Required: 5⁄16 in. Hex nut driver 3⁄8 in. Electric drill 1⁄2 in. Open end wrench Part Number 846031 Extension Pin with Clip No. Qty Description Part Number 1 1 Control Shaft 452509 2 1 Retaining Clip 451738 Before Installing Damper in the Duct 1. If damper has more than one blade, determine wh

  • Stainless Steel Extension Pin Kit & Manual Quadrant Kit (#474711 IOM)

    Tools Required: 5⁄16 in. Hex nut driver 3⁄8 in. Electric drill 1⁄2 in. Open end wrench Before Installing Damper in the Duct 1. If damper has more than one blade, determine which blade axle will be driven by the extended control shaft. Always attach extended control shaft to a blade axle which is dir

  • An Outline for Successful Fan Selections (FA/112-24)

    An Outline for Successful Fan Selections This article outlines the considerations involved in properly selecting, applying, and controlling fans. Emphasis is placed upon matching the fan equipment to the system’s requirements from several different perspectives. However, specific fan design and cons

  • VCD-40 Extension Pin Kit 316SS (#475290 IOM)

    For Dampers Installed in Ducts Extended control shaft is installed from outside of duct after damper is installed. Install as shown in this document. Tools Required 5⁄16 in. Hex Nut Drive 3⁄8 in. Electric Drill 1⁄2 in. Open End Wrench Extension Pin with Clip Part Number 846032 316SS Extension Pin wi

  • Mounting Kit for Actuators used on Control Dampers (#479869 IOM)

    "Installation, Operation, and Maintenance Instructions DESCRIPTIONP ART NUMBERQ TYI TEM BRKT, INT ACT, 0.5IN JS, GALV, G1L/G2R7 2398115 BRG,.5,WEIMER,8L2-FF,NYLN LNR3 7015913 TCS 23 1/4-20X1/2 HWH MZP4 1526421 6 ASM,CRANKARM,90? LINKAGE,1/2"",GALV8 2920611 8394758 3947512 E-RING 1/4"" ZP4 5158829 RT

  • TPE Blade Seal Replacement (#481717 IOM)

    These instructions address either replacement or initial installation. The TPE seal pushes onto the blade edge and is held by the friction between the blade material and directional projections inside the rigid plastic clip. Seal material is cut-to-length before installing. If your damper has a clos

  • HCD-430

    "* Actual Inside Dimension. The W dimension is ALWAYS parallel with the damper blade length. Damper linkage and axles may extend beyond the damper flange based on the configuration of selectable options. Consult factory for dimensions. H* W* D C Construction Velocity Up to 6000 fpm (30.5 m/s) Temper

  • HCD-530

    * Actual Inside Dimension. The W dimension is ALWAYS parallel with the damper blade length. Damper linkage and axles may extend beyond the damper flange based on the configuration of selectable options. Consult factory for dimensions. H* W* D C Construction Velocity Up to 6000 fpm (30.5 m/s) Tempera

  • HCD-220

    W x H Minimum Size Maximum Size Single Section Multi - Section Inches 61/2 x 6 48 x 96 96 x 96 mm 165 x 152 1219 x 2438 2438 x 2438 Size Limitations * Actual Inside Dimension. The W dimension is ALWAYS parallel with the damper blade length. Damper linkage and axles may extend beyond the damper flang

  • HCD-330

    Options: • Wide range of actuators available • Vertical Blade Orientation * Actual Inside Dimension. The W dimension is ALWAYS parallel with the damper blade length. Damper linkage and axles may extend beyond the damper flange based on the configuration of selectable options. Consult factory for dim

  • HCD-230

    "* Actual Inside Dimension. The W dimension is ALWAYS parallel with the damper blade length. Damper linkage and axles may extend beyond the damper flange based on the configuration of selectable options. Consult factory for dimensions. Options • Wide range of actuators available • Vertical blade ori

  • HCD-221

    HCD-221 Industrial Isolation Control Damper Application HCD-221 March 2024 W x H Minimum Size Maximum Size Single Section Multi - Section Inches 6 x 6 48 x 60 96 x 60 mm 152 x 152 1219 x 1524 2438 x 1524 Size Limitations Actual Inside Dimension. The W dimension is ALWAYS parallel with the damper bla

  • Temperature Limited Override TOR (#471837 IOM)

    "Steps to install an TOR in a Fire Smoke Damper: 1. Use a hole saw to drill a 35⁄8 in. (92 mm) diameter hole in sleeve (see Detail 2). See chart on page 2 for location of hole. 2) Attach indicator bracket to blade. For an airfoil blade dampers, use existing holes in blade (Detail 1-A). For a 3V blad

  • Vektor-H Belt Drive

    "P.O. Box 410Schofield, WI 54476Phone: 715.359.6171www.greenheck.comProduct Specification GuideHigh Plume Blower, Model Vektor-H, Belt DriveFacility Service Subgroup: Division 23 HVAC (previously Division 15) *******************************************************************************************

  • Fan and System Troubleshooting - A Guide to Characteristic Field Problems (FA/118-24)

    A technical bulletin for engineers, contractors and students in the air movement and control industry P.O. Box 410 • Schofield, WI 54476 • 715.359.6171 • greenheck.com • Copyright © 2023 Greenheck Fan Corp. Fan Application FA/118-24 Fan and System Troubleshooting — A Guide to Characteristic Field Pr

  • ® Axial Condenser Fans 1® Document 485486 Models ARC and AER-Condenser Axial Condenser Fans Installation, Operation and Maintenance Manual Please read and save these instructions for future reference. Read carefully before attempting to assemble, install, operate or maintain the product described. P

  • Q&A: Frequently Asked Questions

    BEYOND COMPLIANCE APPLYING FEI IN FAN SYSTEM SELECTION FAQ: JULY 19, 2024 Q: Where can I find the latest information on FEI codes and regulations, and find out if a state is requiring FEI? A: The website for your state that deals with energy codes and standards will have the most up-to-date informat

  • virtualhvacuemail_August_2024

    Sample email for you to send to your customersTo: From: Subject: Greenheck’s Virtual HVAC University Classes We are excited to inform you that Greenheck is offering virtual HVAC University classes. Several one-hour classes on different topics are presented monthly. The classes are presented live by

  • virtualhvacuemail_Sept_2024

    Sample email for you to send to your customersTo: From: Subject: Greenheck’s Virtual HVAC University Classes We are excited to inform you that Greenheck is offering virtual HVAC University classes. Several one-hour classes on different topics are presented monthly. The classes are presented live by

  • "The OCI assembly contains two single pole, single throw switches used to indicate damper blade position. The switches provide positive open and closed signals, when used in conjunction with remote indicator lights. OCI assemblies are used in active smoke control applications to positively indicate

  • Security Bars for Dampers Installation of Greenheck security bars into damper sleeves reduces security risks but will also reinforce the equipment. Greenheck’s use of security bars maintains the UL classification for all of their products when security bars are used. The standard product is welded i

  • VCD-33

    The VCD-33 is a low leakage damper with steel airfoil blades. The airfoil shape reduces pressure drop and turbulence in a HVAC system. The VCD-33 is intended for application in medium to high pressure and velocity systems. This model is also IECC (International Energy Conservation Code) compliant wi

  • Inline, Ceiling and Sidewall Fans

     Indicates new or revised literature June 2024 Selection Guide for Fans Catalog: Motor Starters (00.F&V.1021 R3 4-2024 SN) Catalog: Fan Monitoring System (00.CVI.1032 R1 12-2014 IW) Catalog: Flow Monitoring System, Sure-Aire™ (00.CVI.1009 R7 4-2019 SP) CEILING, CABINET INLINE  Catalog: Models SP a

  • Advanced Control - MSAC (#476373 IOM)

    Installation, Operation and Maintenance Manual Please read and save these instructions for future reference. Read carefully before attempting to assemble, install, operate or maintain the product described. Protect yourself and others by observing all safety information. Failure to comply with instr

  • Presentation Notes

    BEYOND COMPLIANCE APPLYING FEI IN FAN SYSTEM SELECTION PRESENTATION NOTES: JULY 5, 2024 IMPORTANT! Codes and standards are subject to constant change. Before presenting, be sure to visit greenheck.com/my-fei to check for the most recent version. This PowerPoint presentation is password protected to

  • A Guide to Disconnect Switches for Ventilation Products (FA/106-24)

    A Guide to Selecting Disconnect Switches for Human Safety, Overload, and Short Circuit Protection of HVAC Equipment Heating, Ventilating, and Air Conditioning (HVAC) equipment disconnect switches are a required and necessary safety feature for every installed piece of HVAC equipment. Mounted directl

  • Balance, Vibration, and Vibration Analysis (FA/108-24)

    Balance, Vibration, and Vibration Analysis of Fans and Blowers Many factors can have a substantial effect on the vibration level of air movement equipment (fans) such as wheel balance, rotational speed, drive components, motor operation, and wiring. Providing equipment that operates well within acce

  • Beyond Compliance - Applying FEI in Fan System Selection

    BEYOND COMPLIANCEAPPLYING FEI IN FAN SYSTEM SELECTIONUPDATED JULY 5, 2024CLICK TO HIDE MESSAGECodes and standards are subject to constant change.Before presenting, visit greenheck.com/my-fei to check for updates.THIS PRESENTATION WAS UPDATED ON JULY 5, 2024What is FEI?FEI Fan System SelectionFEI Cod

  • Actuator Mounting for Control Dampers

    Jackshaft external (right) includes actuator and mounting hardware. Typically extend 61⁄4 inches beyond the frame. For specific actuator model information, see control damper submittals. Jackshaft internal (left) includes actuator and mounting hardware. Components will not extend past the perimeter

  • Understanding Temperature and Altitude Corrections (FA/102-99)

    product application guide ® A technical bulletin for engineers, contractors and students in the air movement and control industry. Fan Application FA/102-99 P.O. Box 410 • Schofield, WI 54476 • 715.359.6171 • Fax 715.355.2399® Copyright © 2005 Greenheck Fan Corp. Understanding Temperature and Altitu

  • Presentation Notes

    BEYOND COMPLIANCE APPLYING FEI IN FAN SYSTEM SELECTION PRESENTATION NOTES: JULY 5, 2024 IMPORTANT! Codes and standards are subject to constant change. Before presenting, be sure to visit greenheck.com/my-fei to check for the most recent version. This PowerPoint presentation is password protected to

  • HBT-221

    * Actual inside dimension. The W dimension is ALWAYS parallel with the damper blade length. Axles must always be in the horizontal plane. W x H Minimum Size Maximum Size 1 Blade 2 Blades Inches 6 x 6 48 x 14 48 x 251⁄2 mm 152 x 152 1219 x 356 1219 x 648 3 Blades 4 Blades Inches 48 x 39 48 x 52 mm 12

  • Resettable Link (#459840 IOM)

    "Steps to install a RRL in a Combination Fire Smoke Damper 1. Use a hole saw to drill a 35⁄8 in. (92 mm) diameter hole in sleeve (see Detail 2). See chart on page 2 for location of hole. 2. Insert RRL unit through the hole in a sleeve (round end inside). 3. Place 4 in. x 4 in. (102 mm x 102 mm) J-bo

  • June 2024 Selection Guide for Fans UTILITY, SINGLE DOUBLE WIDTH BLOWERS Catalog: Models USF (00.CVI.1033 R5 7-2019 SP) Catalog: The USF Centrifugal Fan Performance Supplement is found on www.greenheck.com. Navigate to Products, Fans, Blowers and select View Centrifugal Utility Blowers or Centrifugal

  • Roof Mounted Fans and Gravity Ventilators

    June 2024 Selection Guide for Fans Catalog: Motor Starters (00.F&V.1021 R3 4-2024 SN) CENTRIFUGAL EXHAUST Catalog: G and GB (00.F&V.1000 R9 11-2019 IP) CENTRIFUGAL UPBLAST SIDEWALL EXHAUST Catalog: CUBE, CUE, CWB, CW and USGF (00.F&V.1003 R6 8-2019 IP) PROPELLER UPBLAST EXHAUST Catalog: RBU, RBUMO a

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