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12. LEV DATA 

 

It is advised that anyone responsible for this equipment is aware of the risks associated with occupational dust exposure. 
Make sure that this Booth is risk assessed and complies with COSHH regulations (Control Of Substances Hazardous to 
Health), or alternatively the equivalent local regulations. This Booth product is LEV Compliant, so this may help your 
organisation satisfy regulations. 
 
For more information on reducing airborne dust or contamination consult your equivalent HSE website. For the UK this is; 

www.hse.gov.uk/coshh

 For the US it is; 

www.osha.gov

 

 
When this Booth unit arrives with you it will have been fully tested at the factory along with a standard extractor & a 
length of ducting. 
 

All individual items are LEV compliant, but correct assembly & installation must take place (by a LEV service provider) to make 
a fully compliant system. It is recommended that a full commissioning report is obtained prior to system use. 

 

LEV Test Procedure 

 

Once the Booth has been installed it should be tested for LEV compliance (if applicable). The following test procedure will 
guide the LEV service provider into making a full, true & correct commissioning report. 
 
1)

 

Ensure that the Booth is installed as per section 7. Check all bags, filters & hoses are attached & that air is free to 
move throughout. 

 
2)

 

When entering the Booth, the extractor should start & the light should illuminate. These functions are operated by 
the roof mounted PIR. The black cleaning nozzle will only work once the extractor & light are operational. 

 

Check, with an anemometer, that the velocity through the front air inlet is at or near to 9m/s. This check should be 
completed with all airways open & the door fully closed. 
 
Visually check the interior pressure gauge, it should read close to 0.6kPa & be well in the green part of the gauge 
legend. 

3)

 

Press the touch switch to operate the Cleaning Station dust removal gun. This should run for 30 seconds & then switch 
off automatically. The Cleaning Station should also be able to be switched on & off by pressing the touch switch 
repeatedly. A total pressure measurement should be taken on the Cleaning Station gun, the pressure should read near 
t

o 60”Wg (or 2 psi).

 

Summary of Contents for SAFETY CLEANING BOOTH

Page 1: ...TABLE OF CONTENTS ACM 0043 Issue 12...

Page 2: ...IPMENT ARRIVAL INSPECTION 6 SAFETY INFORMATION 7 INSTALLATION PROCEDURES 8 GENERAL OPERATION 9 SYSTEM RATING 10 JETBLACK SAFETY CLEANING STATION INFORMATION 11 WIRING DIAGRAMS 12 LEV DATA 13 WARRANTY...

Page 3: ...uggested in HSG258 a smoke test is not required Duct velocities should be checked at 1 The booth roof 2 The inlet of the duct to the extractor 3 The inlet to the extractor Base level velocities at the...

Page 4: ...r Version Features Internal Features for both Internal and External models All weather painted steel enclosure Entry Exit door with viewing windows Makralon Extractor Unit Rain cover for main Booth en...

Page 5: ...5 of 22 4 Cleaning Station Nozzle Assembly LED Light On Off Switch PIR Sensor Hose Foot Grille Emergency Stop Manufacturer LEV label Pressure Gauge PPE Label...

Page 6: ...6 of 22 4 OUTLINE DRAWINGS Indoor Version Outdoor Version 5 EQUIPMENT ARRIVAL INSPECTION If there are any shortages discrepancies or damage to your product upon delivery please immediately contact the...

Page 7: ...before connection It is recommended that the unit be hard wired to an electrical supply that is surge protected and in compliance with local codes Check the base Earth point located at the rear is in...

Page 8: ...s is so an operator knows the booth is working correctly before they use the system 3 Unpack the consignment and position the main Booth assembly in place Remove 4x Black Transport brackets from the b...

Page 9: ...main isolator if supplied The light and extractor will automatically start when either door is opened Inside the Booth safety information is located above the start button Please press the internally...

Page 10: ...In this case stop using the Booth immediately isolate the supply check all ducting collection parts thoroughly The Booth will automatically switch off if the gauge pressure reads above 1 25kPa In this...

Page 11: ...st cases 20 30 seconds is a sufficient cleaning cycle Do not worry about getting too close to the airflow of the Cleaning Station it is perfectly safe and will not cause any harm In fact the closer th...

Page 12: ...C Limits for harmonic current emissions EN 61000 3 3 Limits of voltage changes fluctuations and flicker in public low voltage supply system Cleaning Station Maintenance and Service The following point...

Page 13: ...se Replace damaged hose Air leaks in system Check replace damaged hose and clips Irregular Excessive Noise Blockage in air ducting Check all ducting and air delivery devices for blockages damage Repla...

Page 14: ...14 of 22 11 WIRING DIAGRAMS...

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Page 16: ...been installed it should be tested for LEV compliance if applicable The following test procedure will guide the LEV service provider into making a full true correct commissioning report 1 Ensure that...

Page 17: ...e UK this product should be LEV tested commissioned The test required is based on exceeding airflow speeds suggested in HSG258 a smoke test is not required Duct velocities should be checked at 1 The b...

Page 18: ...that THIS MUST ALWAYS READ ABOVE 5m s for safe operation with all items in place the doors closed 9m s is a good top level extraction airspeed m s Y This is applicable for nozzle only versions Does th...

Page 19: ...on damage Check waste collectors damage condition Empty dust collection bags Comments 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 CHANGE RECIPROCATOR GUARD FILTERS 0 1257 10 PAPER ROOF FILTER BHTF01 ELEMENT 13 14 15 1...

Page 20: ...36 CHANGE RECIPROCATOR GUARD FILTERS 0 1257 10 PAPER ROOF FILTER BHTF01 ELEMENT 37 38 39 40 41 42 43 44 45 46 47 48 CHANGE RECIPROCATOR GUARD FILTERS 0 1257 10 PAPER ROOF FILTER BHTF01 ELEMENT 49 50...

Page 21: ...ich covers the replacement part expires on the date of expiry of your equipment s Warranty Parts replaced under the Warranty become the property of ACI At no time will ACI be liable for any of the cos...

Page 22: ...ntrol Industries Ltd Weycroft Avenue Millwey Rise Industrial Estate Axminster EX13 5HU UK www aircontrolindustries com sales aircontrolindustries com Tel 44 0 1297 529242 Air Control Industries INC 76...

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