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UF Series (Fire Rated Flat Slat)

Specifications

Part 1 - General

1.01 Work Included
Doors shall be FireCurtain STANDARD as manufactured by 
Raynor Garage Doors of Dixon, Illinois, and shall comply with Underwriter's 
Laboratories requirements for Class A three-hour rating.

1.02 Furnish and Install
All Rolling Steel Fire Counter Shutter work including accessories as shown on 
the drawings and herein specified.

1.03 Related Work
Opening preparation, structural metal work, access panels, finish or field 
painting, field electrical wiring, wire, conduit, fuses, and disconnect switches 
are in the scope of the work of other divisions or trades.

Part 2 - Product

2.01 Curtain
Lateral movement of the slats to be contained by means of stamped-steel, zinc-plated endlocks attached to the ends of every other slat. Stamped-steel, zinc-plated, security endlocks are standard on doors over 10' (3048mm) wide and optional on doors less than 10' (3048mm) wide. The bottom bar shall be tubular shaped to reinforce the curtain, with foam rubber astragal for sill protection.

2.02 Slats
Curtain shall consist of interlocking flat slats, roll-formed from 22 gauge, commercial quality, hot-dipped, galvanized (G-90) steel per ASTM A-653. 

2.03 Guides
Guides shall be box-type, fabricated from 13 gauge, galvanized, painted steel. 2.04 BracketsBracket plates for mounting curtain and barrel assembly shall be a minimum of 10 gauge, hot-dipped, galvanized steel.

2.05 Barrel
The barrel shall be made from a minimum 4-1/2" (114.3mm) O.D. x .120" (3.1mm) wall structural steel pipe. Deflection of pipe under full load shall not exceed .03" (.8mm) per foot of span. All 4" (102mm) and 6" (152mm) barrels shall include a galvanized steel removable plug to facilitate counterbalance maintenance.

2.06 Counterbalance (Manual & Crank)
The curtain shall be counterbalanced by means of oil-tempered, helical torsion springs, grease-packed and mounted on a single continuous steel torsion shaft. Springs shall be compression spring design to facilitate any counterbalance maintenance.

2.07 Hood
Hood shall be rectangular-type, formed from 24 gauge, galvanized, painted steel.

2.08 Optional Fire-Rated Counter Top
Counter top shall be "Firestop" composite made by Georgia Pacific and high density particleboard. Pressure laminate top and side edges in specified color. UL 1-1/2 hour label to be fastened underneath the counter top near the center of the opening.

2.09 Operation
Manual operation to be provided with thumb turn locks. Not recommended for doors over 10' (3048mm) wide. Doors greater than these dimensions, or where depth of counter restricts access to shutter, shall be provided with crank or motor operation.

2.09a Motor Operation
A tube motor shall be concealed inside the barrel assembly and bracket cover, requiring minimum sideroom. Raynor Fire Shield release devices may be used (see information below).

2.10 Automatic Closure
Automatic closing to be initiated by melting a 165 degree fusible link. Operation mechanism will be disengaged during automatic closing of the door. Rate of descent shall be controlled by a governor. Doors may be dropped by other means, such as smoke detectors, heat detectors, Raynor SS90 models A through B2(see information below), or building alarm system.

2.11 Finish
Curtain, guides, and hood shall be galvanized steel and painted with a primer and a finish coat.

2.12 Warranty
The Raynor FireCurtain STANDARD and its components shall be free from defects in material and workmanship for a period of one year from the date of delivery to the original purchaser.

Part 3 - Execution

3.01 Installation
Raynor FireCurtain STANDARD shall be installed by an authorized Raynor Garage Door Distributor.

3.02 Testing
Upon installation, Raynor FireCurtain STANDARD shall be tested before witnesses to verify successful operation.
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Additional Information about Raynor Fire Shield Release Mechanisms

All Raynor Fire Shield release mechanisms are comprised of two components: A spring return motor and a control panel.

1. The spring motor has an adjustable arm connecting the fusible link cable to the door. During testing, the arm moves in an arc to release enough cable to allow the fire door to drop without disconnecting the fusible link.2. The control panel operates on 120 VAC and interfaces with the spring motor. It has a three position keyswitch (neutral, test, and reset) that prevents 
unauthorized release of the door. Smoke or heat detectors or central alarm systems may be wired into the control panel.

One Fire Shield model is available:

Fire Shield I, with "Ready" and "Released" indicator lights on control panel.Additional Information about Raynor SS90 Release Devices

Raynor SS90 Model A includes these features:
1. Compatible with central alarm systems
2. Adjustable delay on alarm (0-10 seconds)
3. Adjustable delay on power loss (0-30 seconds)
4. Fail-safe operation
5. Vibration resistant
6. UL, C-UL, and C.S.F.M. listed
7. Available in 24VDC, 24VAC, or 115VAC

Raynor SS90 Model B includes these features:
1. All Model A features
2. Optional down-limit protection, preventing SS90 from releasing if door is 
closed
3. Auxiliary Form "C" Relay Output
4. Optional audible/visual annunciator

Raynor SS90 Model B2 includes these features:
1. All Model B features
2. Auxiliary 12VDC output for accessories
3. 72-hour internal battery with charger
4. Optional voice module
5. Optional remote test button
6. Optional fail-to-close safety timer