HEPA Filter Terminal Housing
– HEPA Filter Housing to suit Ceiling Grids
– Allows for HEPA Filter change within the cleanroom
– Access Via attractive 4 Way Ceiling Grille
– In-Situ Leak Testing Points
– Suitable for ISO Class 3 Cleanrooms
Applications
The Terminal Housing is the traditional method for fitting HEPA Filters into a ductwork system ensuring high quality clean air is supplied directly to the clean room or equipment where it is required.
The Terminal Housing allows air from the HEPA filter fitted within the housing, to have a minimal time period in which to collect contamination from the surrounding parts of the housing.
The HEPA Filter is changed from within the cleanroom, by removing the 4 way grille and the clamping bolts/removable clips, releasing the HEPA filter from its flat sealing face.
In some applications changing the filter from within the cleanroom could compromise its cleanliness, and for this application a rear or side withdrawal system has been devised.
Airflow enters the housing from a spigoted connection which is circular on the back of the housing, or where roof void space is limited a rectangular side entry can be utilised.
Where negative pressure or containment facilities are built the terminal housing with a side entry spigot can be used for the return air installed within the side walls of the facility, with airflow passing in the reverse direction through housing.
Description
Fabricated from mild steel the various designs of housing can accommodate the wide range of HEPA filters available, utilising the traditional EPDM gasket against flat sealing face filters.
The grille can be either a 2,3, or 4 way blow grille or an egg crate grille for reverse airflow applications, all with a removable core for access to the clamping system.
DOP insertion points and upstream pressure tapping points along with balancing dampers can be factory fitted as required.
Filter Selection Tables
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