Wayne-Dalton 89 Dépliant

Typical Fire Labels applied to AKBAR 89

™

, AKBAR

®

, and ATLER

®

products.

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Akbar 89 fire doors are a convenient and
practical solution to safety and protection.
Designed to accommodate optional
operation methods including powered
closing and testing. Akbar 89 fire doors
have a 3 or 4-hour label rating for masonry
and steel (minimum 

3

⁄

16

") jambs. Also

available are the 

3

⁄

4 

hour and 1

1

⁄

2

hour label

ratings for non-masonry walls with fire
rated drywall over minimum 16 guage steel
or wood studs.

For use on interior openings and
recommended for use on exterior openings
which may later become interior in future
building expansion.

• Original counterbalance spring tension is

maintained up to 85% after automatic
closure; if the door is raised for any
reason, it will automatically close again.

• Safety governor retards the speed of

automatic closing to under 2' per second.
Minimizes possibility of accidents and
prevents impact on sills, rebound or
jamming of slats—a UL requirement for
automatic fire doors.

• WayneGuard

™

Fire Door Release Systems

(optional) provide the ideal protection you
want—and need—for both people and
property.

• Optional Operation Methods:Manual

Lift-Up—Curtain is raised or lowered via
lift handles mounted on curtain bottom
bar. Interchangeability—All Akbar 89
manually operated fire doors are designed
to accommodate future motor, chain or
crank operation.

• Recommended Options For Fire Doors

Larger Than 80 Sq. Ft.:

Chain Hoist—Curtain is raised or lowered
by hand chain through reduction gearing
on end of counterbalance assembly.

Crank—Curtain is raised or lowered via
awning-type crank and operates through
shaft and reduction gearing on end of
counterbalance assembly.

Motor—Curtain is raised or lowered by
operators, which are activated by
conveniently located pushbuttons and
other devices. Motor operators can be field
applied to any existing Akbar 89 door.

Available with Standard (curved) or
Optional (flat) 2" slats or 3" slats.

Fire Lites: For situations where visibility
and/or light are required. Not available on
F.M. rated fire doors.

Optional Welded Guides: As a matter of
convenience and/or to speed up installation
of the Akbar 89 fire door, the guides may
be welded to steel jambs. This eliminates
the need to drill and tap mounting holes,
saving installation time and cost. Not
available on F.M. rated fire doors.

• FM-Factory Mutual 

Standard 4100 (1990).

• ANSI/ASTM A526
• ASTM A229
• ASTM A480
• ASTM A525
• ASTM E152

Rolling fire doors up to 162 sq. ft and 
13'6" in width or 12' in height will bear 
the 4-hour, 3-hour, 1

1

⁄

2

-hour, or 

3

⁄

4

hour U.L.

label as required. Rolling fire doors over

162 sq. ft., and up to 38'1" in width or 28' height,
with a maximum area of 576 sq. ft., will receive an
oversized fire door label. Factory Mutual (FM)
Listing is available on 3-hour fire doors.

X

2"

Std.

W

B

Opening

Height

A

Opening Width

Y

8"

8"

X

2"

Std.

W

B

Opening

Height

A

Opening Width 

Y

7"

11"

8"

*

3"

3

1

/

2"

1

/

4"

A

Opening

Width

Steel-Face-of-wall
mounting

3"

3

1

/

2"

1

/

4"

A

Opening

Width

Masonry Face-of-wall
mounting

• NFPA 252
• ULC-S104
• UL-10(b)
• NFPA 80

*Left-hand operation shown, right-hand is standard

Note: Headroom “W” includes a 2" vertical return on the top of the hood where applicable and a 2"
standard bracket set up.

Consult factory for

3

⁄

4

hr., 1

1

⁄

2

hr., 3 hr. and 4 hr.

mounting details.

®

®

The American Rolling Door Institute supports periodic inspection of Fire Door assemblies as stated in the National Fire Protection Association Standard 80.