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2.1 Working principle
The polluted air enters the air inlets at the front
and bottom of the unit (Figure 4, pos. 5).
The air passes through the custom designed pre-
filter (Figure 4, pos. 4). The pre-filter filters out
larger particles and heavy dust. The layers of
activated carbon in the pre-filter provide basic
absorption of volatile organic compounds.
The neutralization chamber (Figure 4, pos. 3) is
equipped with complex and sophisticated
technology (patented). A combination of UV light
and other technologies, takes care of the volatile
organic compounds and micro-biological
contamination.
The decontaminated air finally passes through a
high grade, custom made main HEPA filter
(Figure 4, pos. 1). This filter ensures proper
filtration of the smallest particles (even smaller
than 0,3µ). The clean air leaves the unit through
the air outlet (Figure 4, pos. 6) on the front of the
ICon Pro unit.
1. HEPA filter.
2. Fan.
3. Neutralizing chamber.
4. Carbon pre-filter.
5. Contaminated air inlets.
6. Healed air outlet.
7. Dust and VOC sensors.
The ICon Pro is equipped with:
•
a 110V/230V power supply unit;
•
a powerful air fan;
•
sensors for measuring the level of volatile organic particles in the outgoing air, the pressure
drop on the main filter and the level of dust in the outgoing air;
•
safety switches (so called kill switches) on the panels of main HEPA filter and pre-filter
compartments;
•
RJ socket for ethernet connection (for trained user only).
ATTENTION
It is advisable that the RJ ethernet connection is used by IT advanced users only
and/or by trained operators. Ask your ICon Pro authorized supplier for support in
setting the web access to ICon Pro.
Figure 4