Smokemaster F72 Series

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SMOKEMASTER

MODELS F72A & F72B

INDUSTRIAL ELECTRONIC AIR CLEANER

THE F72 INDUSTRIAL ELECTRONIC AIR CLEANERS INCLUDE COMPONENTS REQUIRED

TO REMOVE AIRBORNE PARTICLES SUCH AS COOLANT MIST, DUST, SOOT, POLLEN,

BACTERIA, TOBACCO AND COOKING SMOKE FROM THE CIRCULATING AIR IN LARGE

RESIDENTIAL, COMMERICAL AND INDUSTRIAL MANUFACTURING FACILITIES. THE AIR

CLEANER IS MOUNTED IN THE RETURN AIR DUCT OF A FORCED AIR SYSTEM WHERE

AMBIENT TEMPERATURE DOES NOT EXCEED 125°F (52°C). ONE OR TWO ELECTRONIC

CELLS, OPERATED BY HIGH VOLTAGE POWER SUPPLIES, REMOVE AIRBORNE

CONTAMINANTS AT EFFICIENCIES AS HIGH AS 99 PERCENT. PERFORMANCE IS

MONITORED BY A STATUS LIGHT ON THE POWER SUPPLY.

x Cleans the air at a rate of 1,000 to 12,000 cfm

(1,699 to 20,390 m³/hr.) in forced air systems.

x Rated 80 to 99 percent efficient according to

the National Bureau of Standards Dust Spot

Method using atmospheric dust.

x Same high capacity, industrial electronic cell

used in all models.

x Reversible electronic cell allows system

airflow to enter cabinet from either side.

x High voltage, solid state power supply retains

peak efficiency over a wide range of cell dirt

loading conditions.

x High voltage power supply uses voltage

doubler to provide increased ionization

voltage.

x F72 models are available in all single phase

voltages: 100-120 volt, 200-240 volt, 50 or

60 Hz.

x Performance indicator light and test button

provides operational status.

x Strong, galvanized steel cabinet can be

installed vertically or horizontally.

x Hinged power door allows easy access to cells

and filters.

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Summary

Specifications

Planning the Installation

Air Cleaner Sizing

Guidance on determining the correct size for air handling systems and desired efficiency.

Location and Position

Factors influencing placement like arrangement, air distribution, and duct transitions.

Transitions

Recommendations for duct transitions to fit the air cleaner to prevent turbulence.

Outdoor Air

Considerations for adding outdoor air, including heating and mixing methods.

Installation

Air Conditioning Considerations

Precautions for installing cooling coils relative to the air cleaner to prevent condensation.

Humidifier Placement

Considerations for positioning humidifiers to avoid affecting air cleaner efficiency.

Sheetmetal Installation

Guidelines for air distribution, duct work, and transitions for optimal air cleaner performance.

Install Air Cleaner

Step-by-step instructions for mounting the air cleaner cabinet securely and ensuring it is level.

Wiring

Instructions for proper electrical connections, including safety precautions.

Service

Cleaning the Electronic Air Cleaner

Procedures for maintaining air cleaner reliability and efficiency through periodic cleaning.

Cleaning the Prefilters

Simple method to clean prefilters, including shaking, vacuuming, or soaking.

Alkaline Detergent Solution Method

Detailed steps for cleaning electronic cells using alkaline detergent and hot water.

Acid Detergent Method

Procedure for cleaning cells with acid detergent, including safety and mixing instructions.

Physical Force Methods

Methods like high-pressure air/water or steam for removing stubborn contaminants from cells.

Replacing the Cells

Instructions for checking and replacing electronic cells, including ionizing wires.

Troubleshooting

Troubleshooting Procedure

General procedure to speed up diagnosis and repair of air cleaner malfunctions.

Electrical Troubleshooting

A flowchart guiding the diagnosis of electrical issues, including voltage checks.

Parts List

Certificate of Warranty