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Introduction
HEPA Air Filtration Systems
You have purchased a very effective air cleaning and treatment system incorporating HEPA (High Efficiency Particulate Arrestance) filter technology.
This is the type of air cleaning equipment that respiratory specialists recommend most. To optimize the performance of your HEPA Filtration System, it
should be installed by a professional contractor who is familiar with your indoor air quality situation and the operation of other heating, ventilation and
air conditioning equipment that you may have.
Two Units to Choose From
The Fantech HEPA Filtration system is available in two different models, depending on your choice of installation. Typically the CM 3000 is used in
geographical locations where the HEPA unit can be installed in a conditioned space such as a basement, closet or heated crawl space, (Example on
page 5 & 6). The CM 3000 I (Insulated version) is normally installed in the southern U.S. states where it's common to locate the HVAC equipment in an
unconditioned space such as a garage or attic (Example on pages 7 & 8).
Dimensions
A semi-annual service schedule must be followed to ensure the HEPA unit is operating at its full potential.
A
B
C
D
E
F
Model
A
B
C*
D
E
F
Duct Size
Voltage
Amp
Delivery
in
mm
in
mm
in
mm
in
mm
in
mm
in
mm
V
Amps
cfm
CM 3000
16 4/5
418
20
508
16 1/2
420
10 11/16
272
2 3/10
55
8
203
115/V1/60
1
240
CM 3000 I
18 3/5
434
22 3/10 524
16 1/2
420
13
288
2 3/10
55
8
203
115/V1/60
1
240
Air In
Air Out
3" Cord- 3 Prong Plug
Front
Side
Back
Specifications
* Clearance required for servicing the unit
Model CM 3000 (uninsulated)
Insulated skin can be purchased separately and installed in the field if required
Kit (included):
– Two pcs. of uninsulated 8" flex (UL Listed)
– Four 8" round port collar
– Hanging Chains and hardware
– Installation manual
Model CM 3000 I (insulated)
Unit (included):
– Two 8" round port collar
– Hanging Chains and hardware
– Installation manual