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EN/US/CA/A.mist A.mistT/UM-2239-1

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Subject to alteration without prior notice.

11.2    Pressure settings

PLEASE NOTE! If a filter stage is used even though the red LED-lamp is lit, the filter unit gives a 

reduced air volume. note however, that the filter unit will not be damaged when operated with a 

clogged filter stage. Handling during service is described under “Changing the filter”.

ELECTRONIC MANOMETER (A•mist

6C

, A•mist

10-20

, A•mist

40-80

)

11

A

B

C

11.1    Functional description

 

An electronic pressure gauge A•monitor is supplied as standard along with most A•mist 

filter units. The pressure monitor is delivered factory preset and contains the following 

 features:

 

  

OPTICAL DISPLAY OVER EACH FILTER STAGE

 

  

The present pressure drop over each filter stage is monitored (See 11.2.)   

LED INDICATION 

A green LED lamp is lit as long as the filter cassette is working within the preset 

pressure range. When the yellow lamp is lit, call your service contact to replace the 

filter stage. When the red LED lamp is lit, the pressure drop is too high for the filter 

unit and it gives a reduced air flow.
HOUR COUNTER DEVICE

An hour-counter device is also included in our standard equipment. 

It measures and monitors the operation time in hours for the filter unit. 

ALARM

On the transformator card, there is an alarm output that can be used for external 

alarms (maximum 1A). If any of the filter stages reaches alarm level (red LED), the 

alarm output closes, see 8.3)

.

D

[Pa]

[in WC]

Filter type

Green

Yellow

Red

Green Yellow Red

A•mist

6C

Filter stage 2: 

HEPA TREA 340/300

0-600 600-800 > 800 0-2.4 2.4-3.2 > 3.2

Filter stage 1: S3B1/300

0-500 500-600 > 600 0-2.0 2.0-2.4 > 2.4

A•mist

10

Filter stage 2: HEPA TRSA-N 595x292

0-600 600-800 > 800 0-2.4 2.4-3.2 > 3.2

Filter stage 1: S3B1/595

0-500 500-600 > 600 0-2.0 2.0-2.4 > 2.4

A•mist

20

A•mist

20HP

A•mist

40-80

Filter stage

 3: HEPA TRSA-N 595x292

0-600 600-800 > 800 0-2.4 2.4-3.2 > 3.2

Filter stage 2: S3B1/595

0-500 500-600 > 600 0-2.0 2.0-2.4 > 2.4

Filter stage 1: S3/595

0-500 500-600 > 600 0-2.0 2.0-2.4 > 2.4

A•mist

10S

Filter stage

 2: HEPA TRSA-N 595x292

0-600 600-800 > 800 0-2.4 2.4-3.2 > 3.2

Filter stage 1: S10B3/595

0-1000 1000-1500 > 1500 0-4.0 4.0-6.0 > 6.0

A•mist

20HPS

A•mist

20S

Filter stage

 3: HEPA TRSA-N 595x292

0-600 600-800 > 800 0-2.4 2.4-3.2 > 3.2

Filter stage 2: S10B3/595

0-1000 1000-1500 > 1500 0-4.0 4.0-6.0 > 6.0

Filter stage 1: S1/595

0-1000 1000-1500 > 1500 0-4.0 4.0-6.0 > 6.0

Summary of Contents for A-mist6C

Page 1: ...EN US CA A mist A mistT UM 2239 1 User s Manual in original Oil Mist Filter A mist6C A mist10 A mist20 A mist60 A mist40T A mist40TF A mist80T A mist80TF EN A mis t US CA A mis T t...

Page 2: ...rting A mist40 80 6 5 5 Floor mounting 6 5 6 Installation 7 6 Operation Design 7 7 Technical Data 8 7 1 Technical data A mist6C A mist10 A mist20 A mist60 8 7 2 Technical data A mist40T TF 9 7 3 Techn...

Page 3: ...er unit Danger Heavy products The filter cassettes are heavy Check the weight of the relevant filter cassette before handling Particulars of their weight is located on the rating plate of the filter c...

Page 4: ...near the fan when operational These can be sucked into the fan or get caught Risk of tipping over Always check the weight of the filter unit technical data heading 7 before lifting When equipped with...

Page 5: ...cessary contact the shipper 5 2 Transporting A mist6C A mist10 A mist20 The filter unit is delivered on a wooden pallet and is wrapped in plastic foil A mist10 and A mist20 have a high centre of gravi...

Page 6: ...hem If they need to be lifted do so according to any of the following methods Fig 1 Use an overhead crane to lift the filter unit stan ding on a wooden pallet Fig 2 Use a fork lift to lift the filter...

Page 7: ...re properly secured when the re tainer arms point upwards If a filter cassette has become loose during the transport secure it and close the service door How to secure see 12 3 3 Connect the drainage...

Page 8: ...h mm inch 350 11 8 620 24 4 620 24 4 620 24 4 620 24 4 620 24 4 620 24 4 Std inlet connection mm inch 125 5 9 160 6 3 160 6 3 200 7 8 200 7 8 200 7 8 400 15 7 Std return oil connection inch R11 4 R11...

Page 9: ...9 Filter cassettes Main filter pc 4 4 Absolute filter HEPA pc 2 2 Performance Max airflow m h cfm 4000 2350 4000 2350 Noise level dB A 1 702 49 7 71 6 25 4 28 8 15 7 12 4 11 8 12 8 48 1 49 8 11 8 25 4...

Page 10: ...cfm 8000 4700 8000 4700 Noise level dB A 1 732 1 The noise level specified in the user s manual is applicable to filter units with external fan 2 The noise level specified has been measured at a dist...

Page 11: ...from the fan to the terminal blocks on the side of the filter unit Warning Dangerous voltage All electrical work must be carried out by qualified electricians Electrical data can be read from the rati...

Page 12: ...US CA A mist A mistT UM 2239 1 Subject to alteration without prior notice 8 3 Electrical connection of A monitor 230V 400V 460V 15 VDC o P max 230V 1A P P ELECTRICAL CONNECTION cont 8 Flow diagram A m...

Page 13: ...otation of the fan motor according to section 2 above If the unit is run with a too high flow there is a large risk that the life span of the filter cas settes will be shortened 4 Pressure drop over t...

Page 14: ...tage 2 Filter stage 1 A mist80T A mist40T CARE MAINTENANCE cont 10 1 In order to get to know your new installation the filter cassettes should be checked once a month during the first six months the f...

Page 15: ...OUR COUNTER DEVICE An hour counter device is also included in our standard equipment It measures and monitors the operation time in hours for the filter unit ALARM On the transformator card there is a...

Page 16: ...e filter cassette HANDLING THE FILTER CASSETTES 12 Warning Use requisite personal protection equipment when performing service work on the filter unit Lifts or the like must be used when carrying out...

Page 17: ...and No 2 centre can be washed several times Wash with water based degreasing agent in a chamber washer Figure C max permissible water tem perature 90 C 194 F After washing the filter must be left to d...

Page 18: ...ue to the normal subatmospheric pressure inside the filter unit It must fit tightly against the filter unit and it must be filled with liquid To be able to use this liquid trap the filter unit has to...

Page 19: ...top of the filter unit place the cover and fasten it with the enclosed bolts Outlet diameter 250mm Sound insolation hood A mist10 A mist20 A mist60 The sound insolation hood is used when there is a n...

Page 20: ...e instructions for use A mist filter units can be supplied with a mounted protective motor contactor The A mist filters unit can be equipped with a frequency converter with integrated pressure sen sor...

Page 21: ...nformation PREFILTER FOR SEVERE DIRT 13 8 STAND ALONE A MONITOR 13 9 A monitor is integrated at the front of nearly all A mist and A smoke filter units as standard With the stand alone A monitor it is...

Page 22: ...e Is it possible to move or pro tect the inlet with a shield to decrease the amount of solid particles sucked into the filter unit A pre filter could also be a solution Poor drainage from the cassette...

Page 23: ...rranty is however only valid if the product is in its original configuration and only when original spare parts have been used when servicing or repai ring the filter unit Some examples on why orignal...

Page 24: ...l documentation Technical writer Staplaregatan 1 SE 531 40 LIDK PING Sverige Tel 46 0 510 48 40 00 We Absolent AB declare under our sole responsibility that the product to which this declaration relat...

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