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Ruskin: fire-smoke damper

August 25, 2000

The FSD60V combination fire and smoke damper can be installed with the actuator and accessories on either top or bottom of the damper, and with the blades oriented vertically, says the company.

— Ruskin

Kansas City, MO

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