no .......what if you check a floor and forget to repower it .just disconnet the power wire at the 1900 box or within the damper actuator.

 

No. The most you can hope for is a rib relay, a manual reset high limit, and an on/off switch.

There's not really much to do to those things. If you have 120v present at the motor, and it's not opening, get a new actuator.

 

Got that. Except for the on/off switch.

Every once in a while after a power outage a couple of dampers wont open. I was calling the on/off switch a disconnect. None of them have it. I was thinking about installing an on/off switch when I exercise the actuator. Usually just pulling the hot works.

 

That type of damper is called a combination fire/smoke damper (fsd) as opposed to a curtain-type fire damper (fd). They "fail" to the default position of closed when not energized. If there is not a dedicated fire control panel, they should be wired directly into the air-handler fan circuit,controlled with a firestat or a duct smoke detector. You then kill the FSD power by disconnecting the AHU circuit for servicing.

 

Various control panels and test switches are available as options on the dampers. They should be specified more but rarely are.