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Trade: HVAC
Join Date: Jan 2009
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Fire Dampers In 2 Family House (New Jersey)
We are doing a new HVAC system in Hudson county in NJ for 2 family house. I haven't worked in that specific city for a long time (Jersey City) and building inspector asked us to put in fire dampers everywhere.
We've been doing HVAC in other counties and towns for a while and no one asks for fire dampers in single and 2 fam residential buildings. Has anyone been asked to do the same? |
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Pro
Trade: GC/ Interior & Exterior Remodeling
Join Date: Jan 2007
Location: Bergen County, NJ
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Re: Fire Dampers In 2 Family House (New Jersey)
I know some of those guys......many are new but regardless any duct passing through a rated wall needs protection. Its logical. Something dont seem right ask them there concerns.
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Pro
Trade: A.D. Contracting & Remodeling LLC.
Join Date: Jul 2006
Posts: 107
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Re: Fire Dampers In 2 Family House (New Jersey)
Jersey city Officials are kind of critical
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Dr Heat
Trade: hvac
Join Date: Dec 2008
Location: Mid West
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Re: Fire Dampers In 2 Family House (New Jersey)
you only need a fire damper if the duct is open to both units. 26 ga duct gives you a 2 hour ratting, but you cant have openings in two envelope spaces without a fire damper.
But, local codes may very
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