DAYTON Dampers

Dayton HVAC dampers (also called duct dampers) are located inside air-handling equipment such as duct systems, chimneys & VAV boxes to regulate airflow and redirect it to specific areas. These dampers feature high quality galvanised steel bodies & extruded aluminium blade material for preventing rust formation and enduring outside weather, respectively. Mostly used with ductwork of low to medium airflow velocity, these control dampers can be utilised as positive shutoffs to keep the machine from over-speeding and getting damaged or for automatic control in low-leakage HVAC systems. The backdraft dampers used in ventilation systems are low-leakage control dampers with spring-assisted blades that restrict airflow to one direction only so that the ventilation system works correctly. Dayton volume control dampers are offered in round and square designs to serve different applications of controlling airflow and pressure in HVAC systems.