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MOUNTED MEDIA AIR CLEANERS
Mount and Wire the Air Cleaner
CAUTION
Eye Exposure.
Harmful dust can obstruct or injure unshielded
eyes.
A CPZ™ module usually releases dust when it is
handled.
Always wear safety glasses when installing or
removing CPZ™ canisters.
IMPORTANT
When installing the air cleaner, be sure to follow all
local codes and accepted practices.
1. Decide if the air cleaner wire connections will be
from the top or the side. Make the necessary wiring
provisions at the ceiling.
2. Grasp the air cleaner cover edge near the plenum
and remove the cover from the support brackets. Set
it aside.
3. Loosen and remove the filter securing nuts, holding
plates and filters. Set them aside.
4. Insert fastening hardware (lag bolts, eye bolts or
threaded rod) through the 3/8 in. (10 mm) mounting
holes in the filter/motor bases. See Fig. 1.
5. Secure the air cleaner to the ceiling load bearing
supports or joists. If installing on a T-grid drop ceil-
ing, secure the air cleaner to the true ceiling.
6. Fasten the plenum assembly snugly against the ceil-
ing.
IMPORTANT
Do not over-tighten the plenum fasteners which
can collapse or break the plastic base/plenum.
7. Connect the power. See Fig. 3.
MOTOR
WHITE (N)
BLACK (L1)
GREEN/YELLOW
WHITE (N)
BLACK (L1)
MOTOR
GREEN/YELLOW
CONDUIT IN PLENUM
Fig. 3. F115 Media Air Cleaner (120, 60 Hz) typical
wiring diagram.
68-0201—05
GREEN/YELLOW
BLACK (L1)
MOTOR
WHITE (N)
JUNCTION BOX
GREEN/YELLOW
BLACK (L1)
WHITE (N)
MOTOR
M12736A
IMPORTANT
Make sure the air cleaner is grounded for proper
operation and safety.
8. Turn on the power and check that the blowers are
operating freely.
9. Position the filter cartridges on the filter base.
10. Insert the CPZ™ cartridge with the cartridge base
notches against the motor towers.
11. Attach the filter cover plates.
12. Replace the air cleaner cover.
OPERATION
The F115 Ceiling Surface Mounted Media Air Cleaners
provide their own air circulation. When the air cleaner is
powered, the blower/motor draws the contaminated air
into the air cleaner. Particles that are too small to be
caught in the prefilter are removed by the particle or HEPA
filter. The cleaned air is then returned to the building
space.
In areas with ceilings up to 10 feet high, the F115 models
can clean a 600 to 1200 sq ft (54 to 108 sq m) area.
SERVICE
The air cleaner removes a variety of particulate
contaminants from the air. In the process of cleaning the
air, the air cleaner filters become dirty.
To maintain a high standard of reliability and efficiency, it
is necessary to periodically service the air cleaner. The
filter life is determined by the quantity and type of
contaminants present and the frequency of air cleaner
use. In relatively clean spaces, the filter life can extend as
long as 30 months. In areas that are very smoky and dusty,
filters need to be replaced sooner. The frequency of
servicing can only be established after a period of use.
NOTE: Some Full-Service Distributors provide regular
servicing to commercial establishments.
CAUTION
Electrical Shock Hazard.
Power source can shock.
• Turn off the power to the air cleaner when
cleaning or servicing.
• Stand on a stable platform when working with
the air cleaner.
CAUTION
Eye Exposure.
Harmful dust can obstruct or injure unshielded
eyes.
A CPZ™ module usually releases dust when it is
handled.
Always wear safety glasses when installing or
removing CPZ™ canisters.
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