Damper Control Quadrant

Damper control quadrants are devices used in space and water heating equipment to control the flow of air or gas through dampers. Dampers are movable plates or valves that regulate the flow of air or gas in heating systems.

The damper control quadrant is typically a mechanical device that is connected to the damper and allows for manual adjustment of the damper position. It is usually a lever or handle that can be moved to open or close the damper, thereby controlling the amount of air or gas flowing through the heating system.

These control quadrants are commonly used in HVAC (heating, ventilation, and air conditioning) systems to regulate the airflow and ensure efficient heating or cooling. They are an essential component in maintaining the desired temperature and comfort levels in a space.

In the supply group Plumbing, Heating, And Waste Disposal Equipment, damper control quadrants are classified under the Space And Water Heating Equipment category. They are specifically designed to be used in heating systems to control the flow of air or gas through dampers.

Overall, damper control quadrants play a crucial role in the operation and efficiency of space and water heating equipment by allowing for precise control of airflow and temperature regulation.