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What is the difference between an electrical and a mechanical damper?

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What is the difference between an electrical and a mechanical damper?

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Electrical dampers have an actuator that operates the damper. The actuator is under constant power and holds the damper in the open position under normal conditions. In the event of a fire, power is cut and the damper closes. A mechanical damper is a sedentary damper that requires no electrical power. The damper simply has a fusible link that keeps it open during normal conditions.

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