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Air Changes Per Hour 

 

Volumetric Flow Rate 

Low 

Speed 

Room Square Footage 

Air Changes Per Hour 

Medium 

Speed 

(8 ft 

ceiling) 

(9 ft 

ceiling) 

(10 ft 

ceiling) 

High 

Speed 

875 

778 

700 

117 

233 

350 

467 

583 

700 

1000 

889 

800 

133 

267 

400 

533 

667 

800 

1125 

1000 

900 

150 

300 

450 

600 

750 

900 

1250 

1111 

1000 

167 

333 

500 

667 

833 

1000 

1500 

1333 

1200 

200 

400 

600 

800 

1000  1200 

1750 

1556 

1400 

233 

467 

700 

933 

1167  1400 

2000 

1778 

1600 

267 

533 

800 

1067  1333  1600 

2250 

2000 

1800 

300 

600 

900 

1200  1500  1800 

2500 

2222 

2000 

333 

667 

1000  1333  1667  2000 

3000 

2667 

2400 

400 

800 

1200  1600  2000  2400 

3500 

3111 

2800 

467 

933 

1400  1867  2333  2800 

4000 

3556 

3200 

533 

1067  1600  2133  2667  3200 

4500 

4000 

3600 

600 

1200  1800  2400  3000  3600 

5000 

4444 

4000 

667 

1333  2000  2667  3333  4000 

5500 

4889 

4400 

733 

1467  2200  2933  3667  4400 

6000 

5333 

4800 

800 

1600  2400  3200  4000  4800 

7000 

6222 

5600 

933 

1867  2800  3733  7000  6222 

 

Table 1: Air changes per hour at different flow rates 

 

Note: Highlighted Cells indicate unit range. See ASHRAE standard 62.1 for required ventilation for 
acceptable indoor air quality. CenterPoint devices do not deactivate or oxidize 100% of all 
contaminants in the air. Lower air speeds increase the effectiveness of the air purifier. 

 

Summary of Contents for 2008 DT-FP

Page 1: ...Indoor Air Purifiers 2008 DT FP Standalone Ducted Commercial Residential CenterPoint Photocatalytic Oxidation Technology November 2021 11012100 ...

Page 2: ... UVGI Lamps and Photocatalyst Refer to page 8 for performance at different room sizes Shipping and Packing List Standard Equipment 1 DT FP Housing 1 1620 CU S Housing 1 1620 PCP 1 20 x 20 x 4 MERV 13 Particle Filter Features Variable Speed Control Optional Equipment 20 x 20 x 4 Return Filter Grille Supply Grille Copyright Genesis Air Inc is the owner of this document and the information it contain...

Page 3: ...eling Nomenclature 8 UV Lamp Safety Information 9 Installation 10 12 Operation 13 14 Air Changes Per Hour 14 Maintenance 15 26 Filter Replacement 15 Lamp Replacement 16 18 Lamp Disposal 18 19 Ballast Troubleshooting 20 Ballast Replacement 21 22 Fan Motor Replacement 23 25 Catalyst Cleaning 26 27 Replacement Parts 28 Wiring Diagram 29 Fan Diagram 30 Air Purification Testing 31 Warranty 32 33 ...

Page 4: ...on of environment air have not been investigated by UL Only use type T5 lamps specified by the catalyst panel manufactured by First Light Technologies Inc or UV Engineering Solutions LLC Caution Equipment Damage Hazard Ultraviolet light can cause color shift or surface degradation and sometimes structural degradation of non metallic components Select mounting location rubber hoses wiring insulatio...

Page 5: ...13 Manufactured by First Light Technologies Inc or lamp with Model No GEN9093 Manufactured by UV Engineering Solutions LLC Mercury Hazard Do not break lamps Each UVC lamp contains a small amount of Mercury In case of breakage use proper lamp disposal techniques on page 13 Improper installation adjustment alteration service or maintenance can cause property damage personal injury or death Installat...

Page 6: ...ay from Water Danger As with most electrical appliances electrical parts in this device are electrically live even when dial is switched off To reduce risk of death by electric shock 1 Always unplug it after use 2 Do not place or store where device can fall or be pulled into water 3 do not use near or place in water 4 If device falls into water unplug immediately Do not reach into water Do Not Sta...

Page 7: ...U access panel is removed 15 amp rating 9 1620 PCP CenterPointTM Technology catalyst panel Contains ballast tray UVC lamps Catalyst mesh and UVC shielding This is not a particle filter 10 Fan Motor Housing Houses fan motor 11 Fan Motor Conveys air through the unit 12 Motor Transition Transitions duct cross section from 16 x 20 rectangle to 10 x 10 square 13 Motor Controller Changes the speed of th...

Page 8: ...g Temperature Rating 20 F to 122 F Equipment must be properly maintained to allow catalyst panels to last the full 5 year warranty period If MERV particle filters are not used or are not replaced at the appropriate intervals the life of the catalyst panels will be reduced If PCPs are cleaned incorrectly or too frequently the life of the catalyst panels will be reduced High pressure spray cannot be...

Page 9: ...The lamps provide a minimum intensity of 775 microwatts cm2 at 10 77 cm to activate the catalyst effectively to maintain tested performance Lamps may not be substituted with an unapproved manufacturer These lamps provide UV C light at a wavelength of 254 nm Despite their appearance to the naked eye the lamp intensity will reduce over time All lamps must be replaced every 16 months 12 000 hrs of co...

Page 10: ...ement location The presents of structural components that will be needed to hold the DT FP unit in place Access to 120V AC power supply Other fixtures in the vicinity of installation Clearance from preexisting ductwork beams sprinklers lights or other above ceiling fixtures Return and supply grille locations Ease of access for maintenance personnel Install supply grille at least 10 feet away from ...

Page 11: ...it onto the grid carefully You should see the 4 particulate filter from the ground Use the same guidelines to add more returns and supply s as needed Note Supply grille is not included For consistency it is normally recommended to choose a supply grille that matches the preexisting HVAC system supply grilles 10 Attach ductwork as shown in Figure 13 Insulate the exterior of DT FP units that are ins...

Page 12: ...s Have an electrician run 120V AC power to the location of the DT FP unit and install a junction box Use a minimum of 16 AWG cable 14 AWG is preferable Disconnect the power running to the junction box at the building fuse box before wiring Cut Plug off DT FP power cord Peel off insulation to expose wires Run power cord to the junction box Use wire nuts to connect the ends of the power cord to the ...

Page 13: ... speed For most applications the manufacturer recommends 6 Total Air Changes Per Hour Total Air Changes Per Hour Air Changes provided by HVAC system Air Changes provided by in room Air Purifier Note The air changes provided by HVAC system will vary throughout the year Normally 100 recirculating HVAC system will provide more air changes per hour during the summer and winter and fewer air changes pe...

Page 14: ...333 667 1000 1333 1667 2000 3000 2667 2400 400 800 1200 1600 2000 2400 3500 3111 2800 467 933 1400 1867 2333 2800 4000 3556 3200 533 1067 1600 2133 2667 3200 4500 4000 3600 600 1200 1800 2400 3000 3600 5000 4444 4000 667 1333 2000 2667 3333 4000 5500 4889 4400 733 1467 2200 2933 3667 4400 6000 5333 4800 800 1600 2400 3200 4000 4800 7000 6222 5600 933 1867 2800 3733 7000 6222 Table 1 Air changes pe...

Page 15: ...s The manufacturer recommends replacing filter with a 20 x 22 x 4 MERV 13 after 3 months of continuous use Figure 5 Figure 6 Filter Replacement Procedure 1 Open return filter grille See Figure 5 2 Remove old air filter See Figure 6 3 Inspect the new filter to ensure that it is the same size as the old filter 20 x 20 x 4 4 Insert new air filter Ensure that arrows on filter match the direction of ai...

Page 16: ...nit from power supply 2 Remove access panel by loosening 6 screws with a Philips Head screwdriver Note If the unit is powered on during cover removal a safety switch will break power Caution Power must be disconnected before servicing A break in power caused by the safety switch is not considered disconnecting power Figure 7 MOLEX Style Connection Figure 8 Wire Nut Style Connection 3 Disconnect MO...

Page 17: ...17 Figure 9 4 Remove catalyst panel See Figure 9 Figure 10 Figure 11 5 Disconnect lamp plugs from lamps that will be replaced See Figures 10 and 11 Figure 12 Figure 13 Direction of Air Flow UV Shielding ...

Page 18: ... to make sure that lamps operate Reconnect unit to power and turn on Briefly press in safety switch with your hand or with a tool If lamps are operating correctly a green glow will illuminate from green lamp sleeve Caution Exposure to UV light is dangerous Be sure to wear proper PPE when inspecting lamps 15 Once lamp operation is verified reattach access cover Reinsert 6 screws and tighten with a ...

Page 19: ...ing Solutions Hayward CA West Melbourne FL Allentown PA Universal Recycling Technologies Dover NH Clackamas OR Fort Worth TX Janesville WI Veolia ES Phoenix AZ Tallahassee FL Stoughton MA Port Washington WI Go online to find you nearest lamp recycling facility ...

Page 20: ...ost problems than arise regarding fixture suing ballasts with startup protection For those situations when this document does not assist in correcting the problem the manufacture should be contacted Note Programmed Start Ballasts include lamp end of life circuitry This circuit is included to maximize lamp life when one lamp frails in the circuit The feature enables the ballast to detect when lamps...

Page 21: ... screws with a Phillips Head screwdriver 3 Disconnect MOLEX connectors powering catalyst panels See Figures 7 Older models may use wire nuts See Figure 8 Take note of where each wire is connected They will need to be rewired in the same way once panel is put back into place 4 Remove catalyst panel See Figure 9 5 Disconnect lamp plug and power attached to defective ballast Take note of which termin...

Page 22: ...ired See Figures 7 and 8 12 Before reattaching cover check to make sure that lamps operate Reconnect unit to power and turn on Briefly press in safety switch with your hand or with a tool If lamps are operating correctly a green glow will illuminate from green lamp sleeve Caution Exposure to UV light is dangerous Be sure to wear proper PPE when inspecting lamps See page 9 13 Once lamp operation is...

Page 23: ...m power supply Caution Electrical plug or building electrical circuit must be disconnected before servicing A break in power caused by the safety switch is not consider disconnecting power Caution Safety switch will not disconnect power for the fan replacement operation 2 Remove CU junction box cover and disconnect wire nuts connecting catalyst panels to auxiliary circuit Unscrew nut on conduit ad...

Page 24: ...Pull motor housing out of duct adapter See Figure 19 Lower motor housing to ground or work surface Figure 20 Figure 21 7 Remove 4 screws holding fan motor bracket in place See Figure 20 8 Disconnect wires powering fan by unscrewing wire nuts 9 Remove fan motor assembly from fan housing See Figure 21 ...

Page 25: ...e wire nuts to reconnect fan motor wires to wiring harness 16 Raise fan motor housing into place and attach one side of the housing to the duct Attach with screws See Figure 18 and 19 17 Attach other side of motor housing to Transition with 8 screws See Figures 16 and 17 18 Reconnect conduit to CU junction box Using wire nuts reconnect wires 19 Plug in unit or reconnect to 120V power supply 20 Tur...

Page 26: ...Using a flashlight visually inspect catalyst Look for clumps of dirt and debris 6 If catalyst appears clean and free of particulate the catalyst will not need to be cleaned Proceed to next step to reassemble If catalyst has accumulated dirt and debris the catalyst panel should be cleaned Proceed to Catalyst Cleaning Procedure 7 Place catalyst panel back into DT FP Be sure that arrows on panel poin...

Page 27: ...er suitable coil cleaner Do not spray ballast tray Allow to sit for 15 minutes before rinsing with pump up water spray bottle Caution Do not spray high pressure water to clean catalyst Excessive use of high pressure water will remove catalyst coating This type of damage will void the product warranty 6 Allow catalyst to dry before reinserting into unit 7 Place catalyst panel back into DT FP Be sur...

Page 28: ...ower Cord 16 AWG Type B US Standard 120V AC power cord Motor Controller Steady State Speed Controller KBWC 115K Lamp Screws Hex Screw 10 16 Self Drilling Screw Catalyst Cover Screws Philips Head Screw PPH Self Drilling Screw Table 2 Replacement Parts Only use genuine replacement parts Parts highlighted in gray may be substituted with other manufactures To place an order for replacement parts pleas...

Page 29: ...29 Wiring Diagram Figure 24 DT FP Wiring Diagram Figure 25 1620 PCP Wiring Diagram ...

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Page 31: ...tion reduction of viable biological contaminants bacteria viruses fungi and particulate reduction CenterPointTM equipment is intended to reduce VOCs and deactivate viable biological contaminants CenterPointTM equipment is not intended to significantly reduce non viable biological contaminants CenterPointTM equipment is not intended to significantly reduce particle contaminants Many testing groups ...

Page 32: ...r the pleated photocatalytic material These are replacement items which must be replaced as stated in the Maintenance section of the installation instructions to ensure effective operation REPAIRS All repairs of covered components must be made with authorized service parts by a qualified service dealer or contractor Labor charges are not covered by this warranty WARRANTY LIMITATIONS This warranty ...

Page 33: ...ES SHALL BE EFFECTIVE UPON INSTALLATION Some states do not allow limitations on how long an implied warranty lasts or the exclusion or limitation of incidental or consequential damages so the above exclusion or limitations may not apply to you This warranty gives you specific legal rights and you may also have other rights which vary from state to state Last Revision 10 21 2021 To register your ne...

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