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2. PLANNING YOUR INSTALLATION
Selecting the Correct AirMaid
Choose the AirMaid model from the following table based upon the total duct airflow for the application. If the duct has
several branches, equip each branch with the correctly sized model for its airflow. In this way we maintain a consistent
concentration of ozone (typically from 0.5 to 1.0 ppm) throughout all sections of the duct system. For larger airflows,
simply install several units in parallel. For restaurants with a higher than average grease or odor discharge, please consult
with your nearest AirMaid sales representative for recommendations for your specific application.
AirMaid
Ozone Capacity
Max Exhaust Treated
Use parallel units for higher airflow
Bleed Airflow
.
Specification Target
Pressure Drop
(ΔP @ Target Bleed rate)
2000V
2000 mg/h
600 cfm
30–50 cfm 40 cfm
0.40 inH
2
O
5000V
5000 mg/h
1500 cfm
30–50 cfm 40 cfm
0.40 inH
2
O
10000V
10000 mg/h
3000 cfm
45–85 cfm 75 cfm
0.75 inH
2
O
20000V
20000 mg/h
6000 cfm
90–170 cfm 150 cfm
0.48 inH
2
O
Inlet Air Supply (Bleed Air): Adjust to the "Target Bleed Airflow" when able
Filtered Air. The air supplied and bled through the AirMaid generator is the “fuel“ to create its ozone and must be filtered.
To minimize equipment maintenance, use an air source with the least pollutants. Inlet air is preferred taken from a filtered
central ventilation or MUA supply. If this is not possible, then a filter box satisfying at least class MERV5/EU3 shall be in-
stalled. Filter box inlet air can be taken from above an inner ceiling, from an adjoining space, or from the outdoors with
precautions taken to prevent the entry of moisture. If taken from the outdoors, never position the inlet in the vicinity of the
discharge from any ventilation system which commonly contain moisture and pollutants. If air must be taken from inside a
kitchen space, please position the intake the farthest distance possible from preparation or cooking areas. The temperature
of the inlet air shall never exceed 104°F.
Bleed Airflow. With the extraction fan running the airflow through each inlet pipe must always fall within the specification:
45–85 cfm per inlet pipe (Models 10000V and 20000V), 30–50 cfm (Models 2000V and 5000V).
When used in conjunction with VAV/VSD systems, if the total Bleed Airflow through the AirMaid generator drops below
the minimum specification at the lowest extraction fan speed then power to AirMaid must then be cut off.
Static Pressure: -0.08 inH
2
O to -40 inH
2
O
With the extraction fan running the Static Pressure inside the generator, when measured at the Pressure Check Point
(locations marked in
RED
), must always fall within the specification: -0.08 inH
2
O to -40 inH
2
O. This is necessary for
correct and reliable operation of the internal Pressure Safety Switch.
When used in conjunction with VAV/VSD systems, the Static Pressure must fall within specifications even at the lowest
extraction fan speed or the power to AirMaid must then be cut off.
1x40 CFM TARGET
2000V/5000V
2x75=150 CFM
TARGET 20000V
1x75 CFM TARGET
10000V
INLET
INLET
INLET
Pressure Check Point
Pressure Check Point
Summary of Contents for 10000V
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