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Damper "Pressure Adjustment Damper"

Pressure adjustment damper to prevent opening obstruction of the door at the opening!

The "Pressure Control Damper" is a damper for pressurized smoke control and exhaust systems designed to adjust the pressure rise at firefighting activity bases. When the door of the smoke control opening is closed, the air volume is adjusted using grilles or pressure control dampers to prevent excessive pressure differences between the firefighting activity base and adjacent rooms, thereby preventing the obstruction of the door at the smoke control opening. 【Features】 ■ Adjusts the pressure rise at firefighting activity bases ■ Prevents the obstruction of the door at the smoke control opening *For more details, please refer to the catalog or feel free to contact us.

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**Benefits of the "Pressurized Smoke Control System"** - Reduction of smoke exhaust volume and duct area - No need for corridor smoke exhaust - Reduction of duct space area related to smoke exhaust - No need for smoke curtains *For more details, please refer to the catalog or feel free to contact us.*

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Damper "Pressure Adjustment Damper"

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Since its establishment, our company has aimed to provide a "comfortable environmental space" for half a century, cultivating our unique technological capabilities. Our own brands, including "cooling towers," "air inlets (outlets and intakes)," and "dampers," have been developed as one of Japan's leading air conditioning equipment manufacturers, with six branches and two sales offices nationwide, involved in the air conditioning of various facilities such as government offices, public facilities, large hotels, and dome stadiums. Additionally, our high quality and performance have been recognized overseas, and our products are adopted in representative buildings in various countries, including Southeast Asia.