Specifications

A volume control damper is an essential component in HVAC (Heating, Ventilation, and Air Conditioning) systems used to regulate the flow of air within ductwork. This damper is typically a metal or plastic blade located inside the duct, which can be adjusted to control the volume of air passing through. By changing the position of the damper, users can increase or decrease the airflow to specific areas or rooms, helping to achieve precise temperature control and energy efficiency. Volume control dampers are commonly used in commercial and residential HVAC systems to balance air distribution, optimize comfort, and improve overall system performance.