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4.4.2  Filter Life Monitor

The system is equipped with an electronic Filter Life Monitor that calculates the remaining life of the sys tem’s filters.
Thanks to the Filter Life Monitor, the user does not have to guess when filters need to be replaced or replace them
at fixed intervals (which rarely correspond to the actual amount of use). The Filter Life Monitor watches over the most
important factors affecting the life of the individual filters. The Filter Life Monitor display shows the remaining life of
each individual filters at any given time.

1.

To reach the Filter Life Monitor display from the main display win dow, 
press the 

Menu

key once. The remaining life of the filter 1. 

will appear.

2.

Press the 

p

key to view the remaining life of the next filter in the system.

3.

The remaining life of the filters is expressed in hours of operation at the
current speed setting and the programmed filter load indices. 

How the Filter Life Monitor Works

The basis for the calculation of the remaining filter life is the already elapsed operation time at the set fan speeds and
filter load indices during that period. This input is compared with an internal memory bank which contains infor -
mation about the different filters’ lives under specific conditions of use. 

The Filter Life Monitor makes a calculation of the remaining filter life, taking into account not only past use of the
system,  but also likely future use. As reference for future use, the filter life monitor uses the fan speed and the filter
load indices which are programmed at the time.
 
The relationship between the current fan speed, the current filter load indices and the remaining filter life displayed
can be expressed as follows:

The higher the current fan speed setting, the shorter the displayed remaining filter life.

The higher the current filter load index setting, the shorter the remaining filter life displayed for the affected filter.

7. Filter Life Reset

Allows the resetting of the filter life counter after replacing a filter 
element.

8. Airflow Units

Allows to switch the airflow units between cfm (cubic feet per minute) 
and m

3

/h (cubic meters per hour).

9. Language

Allows the modification of the display language.

10. Filter Load Index Setting

Allows the modification of the air pollution index, so the system can 
calculate the remaining filter life, taking pollution intensity into account.

11. Service Access

This menu is designed for factory access only.

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Chapter 4

– Using the Control Panel

Summary of Contents for HealthPro 100

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Page 3: ...danger of dust explosions Do not use this appliance in explosive areas Only use filters and accessories recommended by the manufacturer Do not use outdoors Do not obstruct the air inlet and air outlet...

Page 4: ...ng the Daily Timer 15 4 4 4 Setting the Weekly Timer 16 4 4 5 Timer ON OFF Fan Speed Selection 16 4 4 6 Timer Information in the Control Panel 17 4 4 7 Time Day Setting 17 4 4 8 Filter Life Reset 18 4...

Page 5: ...llutants enter the room air is high or the indoor air quality requirements are stringent the hourly air delivery of the system needs to exceed the room air volume several times To achieve that level o...

Page 6: ...ances a divergence of 10 10m3 h is deemed acceptable Note The air delivery rate refers to the system s initial air delivery which will decrease as filters load up with dust particles Measuring instrum...

Page 7: ...6 Turn the device upside down on a soft and clean surface Place the mounting rail on the purifier s base so that the holes line up with the black connector pins on the base The cut ins should face the...

Page 8: ...a wall or a cupboard In general the more centrally the system is positioned the better the performance Position the system close to a power outlet and make sure that the power cable is positioned in a...

Page 9: ...ures air intake openings on two sides The PreMaxTM filter module consists of frame 1 and the PreMaxTM filter which is fixed inside the frame by four filter clamps The fan assembly comprises two housin...

Page 10: ...everal square meters of tightly pleated HyperHEPA filter media that removes even the tiniest particles 5 Low turbulence low velocity air is returned to the room via the EvenFlow diffuser 3 2 Descripti...

Page 11: ...the front locking arm Several operations can be completed via the electronic control panel including Switching the system on and off Controlling the fan speed and corresponding air delivery rate Chec...

Page 12: ...uced dramatically either due to a reduction in airflow particle filters are clogged or a reduction in filter efficiency gas phase filter is saturated Fan Speed LEDs These LEDs simulate the fan speed t...

Page 13: ...ced by the system in a specific environment are calculated as follows hourly air delivery of the system m3 h air changes per hour ACH air volume of the room m3 N B The air delivery rates at the variou...

Page 14: ...red with an internal memory bank which contains infor mation about the different filters lives under specific conditions of use The Filter Life Monitor makes a calculation of the remaining filter life...

Page 15: ...splay window press the Menu key twice 2 Press and hold the Enter key until the cursor starts to flash 3 Press the p key once to activate the timer Note If the start and stop time are identical the tim...

Page 16: ...tion exits the enter mode 4 4 4 Setting the Weekly Timer The weekly timer allows the activation deactivation of the Timer ON period on certain days of the week In its default setting the timer is enab...

Page 17: ...the Enter key until the cursor starts to flash 3 Select the hour by pressing the p key 4 Press the Enter key to save the hour setting and to proceed to the minute setting 5 Select the minutes by pres...

Page 18: ...e main display window press the Menu key ten times The current display language is displayed 2 To change the display language press and hold the Enter key until the cursor starts to flash 3 Use the p...

Page 19: ...remain airborne for long periods of time This dust group is made up of small combustion particles that are created as the result of combustion processes of automobiles small allergen particles such a...

Page 20: ...to the Fine Dust index 6 Press and hold the Enter key until the cursor appears 7 Press the p key to modify the Fine Dust index to reflect the fine dust pollution levels found in the environment where...

Page 21: ...ible to switch the timer on and off with the remote control To switch the timer on press the Timer Modification key and then the Timer ON key To switch the timer off press the Timer Modification key a...

Page 22: ...a matter of minutes The illustration of the system on the right side of the control panel shows the positions of the individual filters These positions correspond to the actual positions of the filter...

Page 23: ...the arm from its snap in position in the diffuser Disengage the other arm in the same way 3 Pull both locking arms evenly outwards until they snap into place and remain open Access to all filter eleme...

Page 24: ...using For details on how to close the housing please refer to the section 6 3 8 Dispose of the used filter by placing it into the plastic bag in which the new filter is supplied 7 Lift the frame from...

Page 25: ...see the section 6 7 9 Put frame 2 back into the housing and reposition the diffuser For closing refer to the section 6 3 Frame 2 6 6 Discarding Used Filters Used filters can normally be put into the...

Page 26: ...wall mounting of the system where floor space is limited InFlow Complete ducting adapter kit for the creation of positive pressure if placed within the room and negative pressure if placed outside th...

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