Module-Air
Revised 6-10-2014
severe cuts. Be sure the unit is
disconnected from power source
12. Maintain the unit in top
condition. Clogged filters can
increase potential for fire or
explosion. Follow instructions for
changing filters.
13. Turn the unit “off” and
disconnect power source before
installing or removing accessories,
before adjusting or changing set-
ups or when making repairs. An
accidental start up can cause
serious injury.
14. Explosion relief vents are
required for some applications.
Consult with an insurance
underwriter or an NFPA manual to
determine proper vent size and
ratio. Module-Air LLC DOES NOT
CONTAIN EXPLOSION RELIEF
VENTS as shipped from the factory
and must be field installed per
NFPA standards.
15. The AF-24xx series units are
made to run continuously, check
the filters regularly for built-up
debris. Frequency of filter
changes will depend upon the
environment in which the unit is
running.
16. To maintain warranty, be sure
to use only filters that are
approved by the manufacturer.
INSTALLATION AND
PREPARATION BEFORE
OPERATING:
Disclaimer:
Although instructions and
recommendations are included for
installation of your Module-Air air
filtration system, the
manufacturer does not assume
responsibility for the installation
of this equipment nor shall be
held liable for direct or
consequential damages resulting
from improper methods,
structural failure or inadequate
supports.
Installation: (Diagram on PG. 5)
Installation methods will depend
upon the style of intake options
that were selected when your
system was ordered. The
following is a basic guide line and
only a suggestion. A professional
installer should be consulted.
One option is to mount Uni-
Strut to the building structure,
dangle threaded rod through the
holes in the strut with a nut and
washer 6” down and under the
strut. Lift the unit up until the top
of the unit taps the threaded rod.
Thread the connector nuts onto
the ½” studs provided in the top of
the unit.
Start a ½” nut on the
threaded rod to be used as a jam
nut.
Now screw the threaded rod into
the connector nuts and tighten up
the jam nuts.
The unit can now be lowered and
the nuts under the strut can be
tightened up to finish the
suspension.
The unit can also be
mounted on the wall with a simple
angle frame, as shown in fig 1. on
page 5.
The uni-strut rails, nuts, and
threaded rods are not provided
with the units. (Uni-strut is
available through several places,
such as Grainger). .
Again, mounting instructions are
only a suggestion. Module-Air is
indemnified from any liability
related to improper installation.
Improper installation could result
in person injury and/or damage to
the unit.
Noise Declaration
The figures shown are emissions
levels and are not necessarily safe
working levels. While there is a
correlation between the emission
and exposure levels, this cannot
be used reliably to determine
whether or not further
precautions are required.
