Euroclima AirSanitizer, Instruction Manual

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Instruction Manual
AirSanitizer
20/28 V12-20.0
7.3.2 HEPA filter H 13 (EN 1822:2019)
The HEPA filter must be checked regularly (according to maintenance plan Table 6 ) for degree of
contamination, damage, odor, and moisture penetration. For inspection, cleaning and mainte-
nance, the HEPA filter must be pulled out (upper filter, see
Figure 15 ).
Check the filter chamber for dirt and clean it with a damp cloth if necessary.
The HEPA filter must be changed when necessary, but at least every 2 years. To change the filter,
pull out the dirty filter and dispose it properly. When inserting the new filter, do not damage or
touch them. Touch the filter only by the frame to avoid damage.
7.4 Silencer
Acoustic baffles are basically maintenance-free. They must be checked for damage within major
maintenance work and shall be replaced or properly repaired, if required.
7.5 Maintenance plan
The maintenance intervals specified in Table 6 are based on empirical values for normal operating
conditions. They are designed for continuous operation (24 hours / day) in moderate temperate cli-
mates and low dust areas, e.g. in offices or shopping malls. Widely differing operating conditions,
particularly with respect to air temperature, humidity and dust can significantly shorten the inter-
vals.
Ch = Check, Cl = Clean, M = Maintenance
Component Action Section if necessary daily ¼-yearly ½-yearly yearly
every 2
years
Reference chapter
Housing Ch / Cl Housing inside and outside X X
Air inlet / air blow
out hood
Ch / Cl
Air inlet and air blow out
hood
X
Fan / motor
Ch / Cl /
M
Fan X 7.2.2 Fan
Ch / Cl /
M
Motor X 7.2.3 Motor
Filter components
Ch / Cl /
M Pre-filter ePM
1
85%
(ISO 16890)
X X
7.3.1 Pre-filter ePM1 85%
(ISO 16890)
Ch / Cl /
M HEPA filter H 13 (EN
1822:2019)
X X
7.3.2 HEPA filter H 13
(EN 1822:2019)
Silencer Ch / Cl Silencer X 7.4 Silencer
Table 6: Maintenance plan
8 Disposal
The operator is responsible for the disposal of the shipment (packing material), operation (filters,
tools, spare parts etc.), and for the disposal of the AHU itself. The disposal of the material must be
done by qualified technicians according to the international, national and local regulations.
A standard AHU consists of 95 % recyclable metallic materials: