3M™ Fire Barrier Pass-Through Device PT4SD, 4 in Square, 6/Case

The 3M™ Fire Barrier Pass-Through Device Square are one-piece hinged metal enclosures designed to prevent the passage of fire, smoke and toxic gas. This easily-installed device is ideal for firestopping penetrations in high traffic areas where telecom, data or electrical cables are frequently added or removed. Intumescent material and foam smoke seals achieve up to a 4 hour fire protection rating.

Product Description

3M™ Fire Barrier Pass‑Through Device PT4SD is a 4 in square hinged metal enclosure for through‑penetration firestop assemblies. It features internal intumescent and foam smoke seals, supports up to 3 hr fire ratings (ASTM E814/UL 1479), and allows re‑entry for adding or modifying cables, wires, or pipes.

Key Benefits

  • Re‑enterable Design: Hinged access allows easy addition/removal of cables or pipes without dismantling the firestop assembly.
  • Fire & Smoke Protection: Built-in intumescent material and foam seals provide up to 3 hr fire rating and hot/cold smoke seal (ASTM E814/UL 1479).
  • Stackable Configuration: Square design supports gang installations for multiple penetrations.
  • Robust Construction: One-piece metal enclosure, red-finish for easy inspection.
  • Versatile Penetration Support: Accepts cables, metallic/non-metallic pipes, conduit, or combinations.

Best For

  • 4″ square cable/trade penetrations
  • Telecom/data networks in rated walls/floors
  • Copper, plastic, metallic cable bundles
  • Gangable enclosures for multiple runs
  • Retrofit and new construction jobs
  • Areas needing accessible firestop solutions

Product Properties

Property Specification
SKU / Product ID PT4SD (B40065437)
Size 4″ × 4″ (102 × 102 mm)
Fire Rating Up to 3 hr per ASTM E814 / UL 1479
Smoke Seal Hot & cold smoke rating (UL L‑rating)
Construction One-piece hinged metal enclosure with intumescent & foam seals
Re-entry Yes—facilitates cable/pipe changes
Stacking Stackable for multi‑penetration applications
Packaging 6 devices per case