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5.3
Technical specifications HFM 25/50
HFM-25
Power consumption
700 W
Max. capacity
2500 m
Collector surface
2,4 m
Weight
71 kg
Power supply
230V/1~/50Hz
Filter efficiency
Depending on filter class
Main filter
Bag filter F8
Pre and after filters
optional (see price list)
Housing
epoxy-coated steel
5.4
Technical specifications HFC 25/50
HFC-25
Power consumption
700 W
Max. capacity
1600 m
Weight
89 kg
Power supply
230V/1~/50Hz
Main filter
Standard carbon filter
Pre and after filters
optional (see price list)
Housing
epoxy-coated steel
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GENERAL DESCRIPTION
6.1
SFM / SFC and HFM / HFC for industrial and welding
fume extraction
These air cleaners filter fumes, mists, smoke, dust particles (SFM/HFM) and
gases (SFC/HFC) from many industrial processes at a high efficiency.
Normally these particles remain in the area. Some of these industrial
processes are:
A
welding and grinding of metals and synthetic materials
B
milling, rotating and piercing of metals and synthetic materials
C
scouring and polishing of metals and synthetic materials
D
filling with powder and/or volatile materials
6.1.1 Modes of extraction of the polluted air
•
SFM/SFC: extraction arm or ducting system
•
HFM/HFC: extraction grid
6.2
SFM/SFC in kitchen extraction applications
The air filter is able to catch small grease particles (SFM) and gases (SFC),
which were able to pass through the grease filters in the hoods, with a high
efficiency. The SFC and SFM are designed to be installed behind the hood in
the extraction duct of a professional kitchen.
6.3
Operation
The extracted contaminated air passes the pre filter (fig. 2A/3A) that takes
out all larger particles. The pre filter also ensures a proper distribution of the
airflow.
The final filter (fig. 2C) is the main filtration step.
Repairs shall only be carried out by Euromate or Euromate authorised staff.
Maintenance contracts are possible.
12
HFM-50
1400 W
/h
5000 m
/h
3
3
2
2 x 2,4 m
2
HFC-50
1400 W
/h
3200 m
/h
3
3
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INSTALLATION
7.1
Installation SFM / SFC
Check that the suspension construction is adequate prior to installing the
product. Mount the SFM/SFC unit in the ducting system. It can be supported
by a suspension bracket (fig 5A) as well as suspension by screw rods
attached to the top of the SFM/SFC unit (fig. 5B).
The air cleaner can be stacked to a maximum of 4 units; the perforations and
protrusions on the housing can be used for this purpose.
7.2
Installation HFM / HFC
Check that the suspension construction is adequate prior to installing the
product. Use the profiles (fig. 6E) when mounting the product and attach the
connection rings (fig. 6B), the lock rings (fig. 6C) and the sliding nuts (fig. 6D)
(all supplied with the product) to the profiles. Use a suitable suspension
chain (fig. 6A) in this way of mounting. You can also use the profiles (fig. 6J)
together with screw rods M8 of suitable length. These should be mounted as
illustrated. The following parts are used in this case: screw rod M8 (fig. 6F),
self-locking nut (fig. 6G), lock ring (fig. 6H) and sliding nut (fig. 6I).
Please consult the electrical diagram (separate leaflet, enclosed) when
connecting the air cleaner to the mains. Use suitable rubber or neoprene
cable with at least 3 x 1,5 mm2 wire area.
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DIMENSIONS
8.1
Dimensions SFM/SFC-25/50/75
See fig. 6.
8.2
Dimensions HFM/HFC-25/50
See fig. 7.
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MAINTENANCE
If you observe the necessary caution and carry out the simple maintenance
and cleaning described below at regular intervals, then any problems will
mostly be detected and corrected before they result in a total breakdown of
the product. The indicated maintenance intervals can vary depending on the
specific working and local conditions. It is therefore recommended that the
product is thoroughly inspected annually in addition to the indicated
periodic maintenance. Please contact your supplier for this purpose.
WARNING
Overdue maintenance can cause fire.
WAARSCHUWING
Always switch OFF the machine and remove the mains plug
from the wall socket before carrying out the activities below.
First read the maintenance regulations at the beginning of this
manual.
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