Damper

Dampers are critical components in air conditioning, heating and cooling systems that are used to control air flow in ducts and ventilation systems. These devices help improve system efficiency, regulate temperature and humidity, and reduce energy consumption by fine-tuning and controlling air flow. Dampers are generally composed of blades or vanes that adjust the amount of air flow by changing their angle.
Dampers can be made in different shapes and types, each suitable for specific applications. For example, motorized dampers are used to automatically adjust airflow in complex air conditioning systems, while manual dampers are typically used in simpler systems and in locations that do not require frequent adjustment.