User manual TJERNLUND SANTEK ELECTRONIC AIR CLEANERS 8500001 REV. B 0905

[. . . ] TJERNLUND SANTEK Electronic Air Cleaners The effective way to control indoor air quality An effective electronic air cleaner helps protect your employees, customers and bottom line Indoor air quality affects everyone We spend up to 90% of our time indoors and are surrounded by natural and man-made pollutants that threaten our comfort and health. [. . . ] 9 1/2"H, 22 3/4"W, 46 3/4" L 18 gauge off white textured Santek electronic air cleaners remove particles 88, 000 times smaller than the period at the end of this sentence. 4-stage filtration removes dust, smoke and odors that standard filters can't Standard air filters clean only a small percentage of the air we breathe. Smoke, dust, pollen, bacteria and other contaminants flow through and are recirculated into the air. Using a 4-stage filtration process, Santek electronic air cleaners remove up to 95% of all contaminates. Stage 1: Aluminum mesh or polyester prefilter removes larger particles to reduce electronic collecting cell maintenance and to extend life of activated charcoal filter. Stage 2: Remaining particles go through ionizing section where they receive an electrical charge. Stage 3: Collecting cells with oppositely charged electronic plates attract and collect charged particles like a high powered electromagnet. Stage 4: Activated charcoal filter adsorbs most of the remaining particles, removing residual odors before finally recirculating 95% cleaner air back into interior space. Airborne Particle Removal Efficiency Chart Filters % of Airbourne Particles Smoke and Smog 95% Efficient Santek Electronic Air Cleaner Standard Filter 5% 90% 5% Some things you're probably glad you don't see every day! Tobacco Smoke Wood Smoke Cooking/Grease Smoke Oil Smoke Smog Household Dust Dust Dust Mite & Debris . 5 to 60 microns Animal Dander Lint Metallurgical Dust & Fumes Pollen Living Airbourne Organisms Plant Spores Fungi Spores Bacteria Viruses 3 to 100 microns Pollen Particle size in Microns 100 10 1. 0 0. 5 0. 1 0. 01 0. 001 Visible with Naked Eye Visible with Light Microscope Visible with Electron Microscope Bacteria . 1 to 30 microns Santek Air Cleaner Sizing The first step in selecting the proper Santek air cleaner is to determine the volume of air that needs to be filtered. Volume is determined by multiplying the length x width x height to arrive at cubic feet. The cubic footage is divided by 60 to arrive at the CFM (Cubic feet per minute) necessary for one complete air cleaning per hour. The final step is to multiply the CFM value by the recommended number of air cleanings per hour to arrive at the total CFM necessary to properly clean the air in the establishment. Typical applications where Santek Air Cleaners help clear the air of common pollutants ors Od st Du & ke & o tte es are g Sm irus ria ig in V te C c ok Ba Co Applications Restaurants/Bars Bingo Halls Printing/Photo Finishing Beauty Parlors/ Salons Offices Daycare/ Classrooms Retail Stores/ Showrooms Pet Stores/ Vet Clinics Health Clubs/ Locker Rooms Computer Rooms Medical/ Dental Labs Example: Conference room measuring 20' x 25' with an 8' ceiling. (20 x 25 x 8) x 8 Desired Air Cleanings per hour = 533 CFM 60 The selected air cleaner would need a minimum capacity of at least 533 CFM to clean the room 8 times per hour. Examples of guidelines for recommended air changes per hour: Recommended Common Pollutant Air Changes Applications Concentration Per Hour Homes & Offices Average 5-7 Restaurants & Mtg. [. . . ] Ceiling or wall mount kits also available. Assistance is just a phone call away Distributed by: For complete application information or assistance in sizing the proper Santek Air Cleaner for your application, call Tjernlund Products at 1-800-255-4208 or visit our web site at www. tjernlund. com. T JERNLUND PRODUCTS, INC. 1601 Ninth Street White Bear Lake, MN 55110-6794 Phone: 651. 426. 2993 800. 255. 4208 Fax: 651. 426. 9547 Visit our web site: www. tjernlund. com Copyright © 2005 Tjernlund Products, Inc. [. . . ]