At Firestat, we specialize in providing duct limit control switches tailored to the needs of select corporate clients, including larger enterprises. Today, our focus shifts to one of our esteemed partners: Dynacon, an HVAC distributor located in Virginia. If you’re interested in exploring a partnership with us, feel free to reach out today!
Dynacon – Authorized Firestat Distributor
Dynacon, a HVAC distributor based in Virginia, acts as a crucial intermediary between manufacturers like us and contractors. They assist contractors by providing guidance and expertise to ensure compliance with building codes. This includes helping select products like our Firestat switches that meet regulatory standards, particularly in areas of fire safety and HVAC system requirements.
Our Firestat switches are key to enhancing safety standards within high-density residential structures, particularly in regions like North Carolina. Endorsed for implementation in such settings, these switches are engineered to automatically deactivate fans in the event of a fire. This critical function effectively prevents the spread of smoke through the ductwork, thereby minimizing potential hazards. Such proactive measures align seamlessly with the stringent requirements of the Mechanical Building Code in states like North Carolina.
Fire Damper Building Codes
Understanding the critical function of our switches in building safety prompts a closer examination of the building codes mentioned. Acting as a regulatory framework, building codes establish minimum standards for the construction and operation of buildings and structures. These codes are important for ensuring public safety and welfare and gain legal validity upon adoption by regulatory authorities. Many local regulations mandate the installation of sensing mechanisms to deactivate airflow within ducts upon detecting a significant temperature increase. This requirement is particularly pertinent for multi-family dwellings with shared HVAC systems, aiming to contain smoke and prevent its spread.
