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Safety Precautions ...................................................................................................4
Introduction  .............................................................................................................6
Application  ...............................................................................................................6
Air Changes Per Hour (Ach) .....................................................................................7
Specifications  ..........................................................................................................7
Installing Your CRYSTAL-AIRE

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uv System  ....................................................... 8-9

 Application .........................................................................................................8
 Inspection ...........................................................................................................8
 Unpacking ..........................................................................................................8
 Specification .......................................................................................................8
 Installation ..........................................................................................................8
 

Wall Mount .........................................................................................................9

 

Ceiling Mount .....................................................................................................9

 

Electrical Requirements .....................................................................................9

How Your CRYSTAL-AIRE

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uv System Operates  ................................................10

 

Blower Module .................................................................................................10

 

Fan On / Off Switch .........................................................................................10

 

Fan Speed Selector .........................................................................................10

 

Uvc Lamp .........................................................................................................10

 

Media Filters .....................................................................................................10

 

Odor Filter ........................................................................................................10

 

Filter Status Light .............................................................................................10

Cleaning  .................................................................................................................11
 

Blower Module  ................................................................................................11

 

Lamp Breakage / Disposal  .............................................................................11

 

Uvc Lamp  ........................................................................................................11

Maintenance & Service  .........................................................................................12
 

Blower Module .................................................................................................12

 

UVC Lamp ........................................................................................................12

 

Filter Elements .................................................................................................13

Replacement Parts  .......................................................................................... 14-15
Troubleshooting Guide  .........................................................................................16
Wiring Diagrams  ................................................................................................... 17

Summary of Contents for CRYSTAL-AIRE

Page 1: ...Modular Air Cleaning Systems Owner s Manual ...

Page 2: ...t It will also help you understand how to maintain it in order to achieve top performance For quick future reference fill in the system information in the spaces below Should you need assistance call the Parker Customer Service number shown below To expedite your service have the following information available when contacting Parker Unit Model _____________________________________________________...

Page 3: ...nt 9 Ceiling Mount 9 Electrical Requirements 9 How Your CRYSTAL AIRE uv System Operates 10 Blower Module 10 Fan On Off Switch 10 Fan Speed Selector 10 Uvc Lamp 10 Media Filters 10 Odor Filter 10 Filter Status Light 10 Cleaning 11 Blower Module 11 Lamp Breakage Disposal 11 Uvc Lamp 11 Maintenance Service 12 Blower Module 12 UVC Lamp 12 Filter Elements 13 Replacement Parts 14 15 Troubleshooting Guid...

Page 4: ... access cover secured Stay clear of blowers or other moving parts that can cause injuries Do not use in explosive atmospheres Do not use with combustible dusts Use nonflammable cleaners Do not collect emissions which are explosive Keep flammable materials and vapors such as gasoline away from air cleaner The unit should be inspected frequently for correct fan operation UV lamp operation and filter...

Page 5: ...trol of Parker Parker disclaims any liability or responsibility for damage from fires or explosions regardless of origin Parker recommends that all APC dust collection equipment installation and application conform to any and all applicable local state and federal standards codes laws and regulations including the addition of appropriate fire or explosion protection systems including but not limit...

Page 6: ...ion contact your local CRYSTAL AIRE uv distributor or PARKER sales representative NEGATIVE PRESSURE ROOM AIR APPLICATION Your CRYSTAL AIRE uv system can also be configured as a negative air machine where the room in which it is installed will remove extracted air that passed through the filtration and UV chamber from the room thus creating and maintaining a nega tive pressure situation or vacuum w...

Page 7: ...00 1200 1500 2400 SPECIFICATIONS INPUT POWER 115V 1P 60HZ OPERATING CURRENT Amps 12 INPUT POWER CORD LENGTH ft 8 INPUT POWER CORD PLUG NEMA 5 15 MAXIMUM AIRFLOW cfm 800 NOISE RATING dB A 50 65 dBA PREFILTER EFFICIENCY MERV 8 19 3 16 48 1 4 19 15 16 PREFILTER FILTER AREA sq ft 4 8 MAIN FILTER EFFICIENCY 99 97 True HEPA MAIN FILTER FILTER AREA sq ft 113 UV LAMP LIFE ESTIMATE hours 17 000 CABINET DIM...

Page 8: ... rod or eyebolts and chain may be used to hang the unit FALL HAZARD Check the CRYSTAL AIRE uv unit weight on page 7 before installing and ensure the supporting or suspension steel work has sufficient load bearing capacity Wall Mounting 1 Remove the wall bracket from CRYSTAL AIRE uv 2 Locate an appropriate area on the wall to mount the CRYSTAL AIRE uv a To allow for adequate flow allow a minimum of...

Page 9: ...n both the inside and outside of the cabinet to lock the threaded support in place 3 Once the CRYSTAL AIRE uv is mounted replace the front cover 4 Plug in the power cord to appropriate power supply a The CRYSTAL AIRE uv is now ready for operation Note If the optional carbon filter was purchased install it in the appropriate slot located between the blower unit and the out let grille see figure for...

Page 10: ... viral bacterial and fungal organisms An optional final filter can be installed after blower section to help with odors and smells as the air is returned into the space PREFILTER This is a one inch thick disposable MERV 8 filter consist ing of pleated glass fiber media inside a metal frame The filter traps large particles before they can enter the primary filter stage The prefilter evenly distribu...

Page 11: ...s the highest airflow volume at 800 CFM Speed 2 is set to 400 CFM and speed 3 is set to 600 CFM CHANGE FILTER INDICATOR An internal factory set mechanical differential pressure switch attached to a red indicator lamp on front control panel is to indicate when the pre filter or main filter is clogged and requires replacement When the change filter red indicator lamp illuminates it is recommended th...

Page 12: ...voltage transformer MOTOR BLOWER MODULE MOVING PARTS Motors are maintenance free No lubrication is required RISK OF ELECTRIC SHOCK UV LIGHT SOURCE UV LIGHT SOURCE Risk of exposure to ultraviolet radiation Eye damage may result from directly viewing the light from UV lamps UV LAMP BREAKAGE CAUTION Broken Quartz is SHARP Wear PPE including Tyvek suit protective gloves respirator N95 or better and ey...

Page 13: ...roved containment bag and disposed of following installation site guidelines for hazardous waste FILTER CHANGEOUT Replace pre filter every 3 months or when change filter light is illuminated Replace main filter every 36 months or when change filter light is illuminated Replace carbon filter monthly The carbon odor filter is not monitored by the change filter indicator light If the red filter indic...

Page 14: ...4 2909237 Main Filter HEPA 2971351 Power Switch EX0040 1 Fan Speed Selector Switch 20 2755 Indicator Lamp 20 1064 Door Interlock Switch 20 2907 Transformer 20 1062 Differential Pressure Switch 20 1063 Fan Motor 22 10052 Caster GC0007 UV Lamp 20 1066 UV Lamp Ballast 20 1067 Odor Filter 33 10163 Sight Glass Not Shown 40 1040A1 Fan Speed Selector Switch Knob 39 10082 Fure 8A SLOBLO 25 10014 PARTS ORD...

Page 15: ...Optional MERV 13 14 Door Interlock Switch Differential Pressure Switch Speed Selector Switch Transformer UV Lamp Caster Fan Speed Selector Switch Fan Speed Selector Switch Knob Power Switch Indicator Lamp Odor Filter UV Lamp Ballast Fan Motor Fuse ...

Page 16: ...rol switch 3 Check the filter access door is in place and activating the door interlock switch 4 Check that the pre filter is installed and activating the filter interlock switch 5 Check that the interlock switches are operating correctly consult a qualified electrician D Poor air quality 1 Media filters are loaded 2 Main filter is not locked into place and there is air bypass 3 Unit operating at ...

Page 17: ...17 CRYSTAL AIRE uv SYSTEM WIRING DIAGRAM ...

Page 18: ...and maintained under normal conditions and recommended applications As Buyers exclusive remedy for any defects in the equipment Parker will exchange or repair any defective parts during the warranty period provided such parts are returned prepaid to Parker factory The obligation of Parker is limited to furnishing replacement parts F O B Parker factory or making repairs at Parker factory of any par...

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