All prefilters for our Air Cleaners require changing at least once a month.
All prefilters for our Air Cleaners require changing at least once a month.
It’s called a Prefilter because it stops large particles and dust from obstructing the air flow to the main filter.
Cleaner (2 Required) 43pounds total
$302.50 X (2)= $605.00 plus Tax (if appicable) and shipping
The series III F111 has a 4” HEPA main filter for smoke capture and two charcoal modules totaling 43 lbs., for odor (gases), adsorption. The charcoal mix” is (50%) activated charcoal (by weight) and (50%) alumina potassium permanganate. There is only a slight amount of zeolite for coating. It’s almost 20% more effective at capturing tobacco gases than the old CPZ Mix. The activated charcoal is pelletized for better air flow and it’s adsorbent properties far exceed the competition‘s powdered charcoal. Additionally, most of our competitors offer 1000 CFM air cleaners with less than 1 lb. of activated charcoal. Honeywell media air cleaners offer 43 lbs. of sorbent media per 1000 CFM.
Cleaner 95% Ashrae
22 1/8” X 22 1/8” X 3 1/2”
$150.00 plus tax, (if applicable) and shipping
HEPA is an acronym for “High Efficiency Particulate Arrestance.” This acronym refers to a filter that is manufactured and tested, to current HEPA filter standards. The standards require a HEPA filter to capture a minimum of 99.97% of the 0.3-micron (0.000012-inch) particles in the air passing through the filter.
The ultra-fine, glass-fiber medium captures microscopic particles that can easily pass through other filters. The captured Particle size is about 300 times smaller than the diameter of a human hair. This action is the equivalent of stopping a cotton ball with a door screen.
Yes. Current CDC Guidelines for Environmental Infection Control in Healthcare Facilities recommend HEPA filtration for the capture of pathogens, microbial spores and other contaminants in the air exhausted from patient isolation rooms.
No. The filter in the Model F111 is rated at 95% Ashrae standards. These 95% (.3-micron) filters are more than 95% efficient in the removal of contaminants.A 99.97% efficiency filter would clog and cause a substantial loss of air volume in a Tobacco Smoke environment.
No, quite the contrary. Unlike electrostatically-charged air filters and other technologies that experience substantial loss of efficiency as they become dirty, exactly the opposite typically happens with HEPA or media filters. The dirtier a filter gets, the more efficient it can become.
Generally, 6-8 months depending on the volume of smoke and the square footage of the smoking lounge. If the face of the filter is dark brown, inspect the back side. If the back side is also dark brown it is time to change the filter.
Please call us when determining how many air cleaners are required for your space.
