Baileigh AFS-1600, Руководство оператора

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Air circulation patterns will vary depending upon which air flow speed is used and your specific
shop setup.
In general, good air filter placement promotes a circular / recirculating air flow pattern.
An example of poor air circulation, is where the air filter is placed too close to obstructions. This
situation will cause the velocity and flow of the air to be lost and circulation and thus filtration will
be diminished. Common placement and positioning issues are placing the inlet toward the
center of a room with the outlet toward the wall or corner with less than 3 -4 feet (.9
– 1.2m) of
clearance. This will create a turbulence on the outlet side of the filter greatly reducing it
efficiency.
Placement and Position considerations:
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Examine the shop layout and try to determine the best location to hang the air filter. Air flow
that is obstructed will cause poor air flow, producing unsatisfactory results. There must be a
clearance of at least 3ft (.9m) from any obstructions in front and back of the unit.
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Try to place the air filter in near high dust producers or near areas where the dust is created.
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Do not place the hanging air filter where overhead items such as doors, cranes, etc. may
impede the air flow, or where the air filter may impede the other device operation of
movement.
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Consider the air flow of other air controlling devices such as HVAC and ceiling fans. Try to
have the air filter work with the air flow of these devices.
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Plan for placement to allow the air filter to be operated, serviced, cleaned, and maintained.
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Plan for and consider the proximity to the power source. Consider the air flow of other air
controlling devices such as HVAC and ceiling fans. Try to have the air filter work with the air
flow of these devices.
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Ability of the remote to operate the air filtration unit.
It is very important that the hanging air filter be supported properly. Please follow these
guidelines when planning where to mount the unit:
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ONLY hang the air filter from the mounting brackets attach to the top of the unit.
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Make sure that an electrical outlet with a properly grounded receptacle is available at the
location you choose. DO NOT allow the power cord to become an interference or
entanglement to this or other machines or people.
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The hanging air filter must be supported by structurally solid components such as joists
which must be capable of supporting a minimum of 2 times the weight of the unit. DO NOT
attach the hanging air filter to items such as but not limited to sheet rock, press board or
paneling. These materials cannot support the filter, and it will fall.
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DO NOT use anchors such as are commonly used for mounting items to sheet rock. These
anchors cannot support the weight of the filter long term and it may fall.