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QV 125 foam damper for plaster valve

QV 125 foam damper for plaster valve

SKU : 125-FFCD

Overview

The VS 125mm Foam Damper is designed for use with the VS-125-GPV Plaster Circular Diffuser. Installed behind the diffuser, it allows the airflow rate to be regulated during commissioning and balancing, helping the ventilation system deliver the required amount of supply or extract air.
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Description

Product Part Number

125-FFCD

Product Overview

The VS 125mm Foam Damper is designed for use with the VS-125-GPV Plaster Circular Diffuser. Installed behind the diffuser, it allows the airflow rate to be regulated during commissioning and balancing, helping the ventilation system deliver the required amount of supply or extract air.

Its lightweight foam construction makes it simple to fit within the 125mm connection without affecting the diffuser’s discreet plaster-in appearance. Foam flow-control dampers are designed to regulate airflow within 125mm ventilation connections.

Key Features

  • Designed specifically for the VS-125-GPV plaster diffuser
  • Suitable for a 125mm circular connection
  • Helps regulate supply or extract airflow
  • Supports ventilation system commissioning and balancing
  • Lightweight foam construction
  • Installed behind the diffuser
  • Simple to fit and remove
  • Concealed after installation
  • Suitable for domestic and light commercial ventilation systems

Technical Specification

Specification Details
Product code 125-FFCD
Product type Foam airflow-control damper
Application Airflow regulation
Compatible product VS-125-GPV Plaster Circular Diffuser
Nominal size 125mm
Material Foam
Shape Circular
Installation position Behind the diffuser
Suitable airflow Supply or extract
Adjustment Manual airflow regulation
Installation Insert fitting
Suitable systems Domestic and light commercial ventilation
Fire rating Not a fire damper

Frequently Asked Questions

  • What’s the difference between a supply air valve and an extract air valve?

    Supply valves introduce fresh air into habitable rooms such as bedrooms and living areas, while extract valves remove stale or humid air from wet rooms such as bathrooms, kitchens and utility rooms.

  • Can the airflow through an air valve be adjusted after installation?

    Many ventilation valves allow airflow to be adjusted after installation, although the method depends on the valve design. Final settings are normally established during system balancing and commissioning.

  • Are ventilation air valves available in different colours and finishes?

    Yes, air valves are available in a range of designs, materials and finishes, including discreet and decorative options intended to complement different interiors.