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F118 In-Ceiling Media Air Cleaner

SPECIFICATION DATA

APPLICATION

The F118 media air cleaner uses a three-speed direct-drive forward- curve blower motor and a 95 percent D.O.P. particle filter to capture airborne particles such as dust, soot, and cooking smoke from the circulating air. When equipped with two CPZ™ modules, the air cleaner also adsorbs gases and odors from the air passing through it. The F118 is recommended for use in rooms with drop ceilings, and for spaces with structural ceilings not higher than 16 ft (4.8m), where there is a minimum one ft (0.3m) clearance between the drop ceiling and the structural ceiling.

The F118 media air cleaner uses the Coanda effect to circulate air through the space. This effect is the tendency of air to travel close to a wall contour when ejected from a jet. The air cleaner draws contaminated air up from the center of the room, forces it through the filters, and blows the filtered air out through both narrow ends of the air cleaner.

SPECIFICATIONS

IMPORTANT

The specifications given in this publication do not include normal manufacturing tolerances. This unit might not exactly match the listed specifications. Also, this product is tested and calibrated under closely controlled conditions, and some minor differences in performance can be expected if those conditions change.

Table 1. Air Volume

Air	Cubic	Cubic	Current	Sound level
Volume	ft./Min.	Meters/Hr.	Draw	at 3.3 ft (1m)
High	425 cfm	723 m3/hr	2.8A	65 dBA
Medium	300 cfm	510 m3/hr	2.0A	54.5 dBA
Low	200 cfm	340 m3/hr	1.4A	48 dBA

Color:

Galvanized steel cabinet and white cover.

The Honeywell Trademark is used under license from Honeywell Intellectual Properties, Inc. by Air-Pure Systems.

Honeywell International Inc. makes no representations or warranties with respect to this product.

FEATURES

•D.O.P. particle filter is 95 percent efficient at 0.3 micron par- ticles, and more efficient on both larger and smaller particles.

•CPZ™ modules can reduce space odors.

•Circulates air up to 425 ft3/minute (723m3/hour).

•Provides Coanda air distribution by drawing in dirty air, cleaning it, and bi-directionally recirculating the filtered air throughout the space.

•Designed to overcome the increase in air flow resistance normally caused by filter loading.

•White cover compliments ceiling color.

•Accessible three speed push-button switch.

•Optional wall-mounted remote switch.

•Easy to remove and replace filters.

Blower/Motor:

Three-speed direct-drive forward curve. Motor lubrication is not required.

Ambient Temperature Rating:

Shipping and Storage: -20oF to +150oF (-29oC to +66oC).

Operating: This equipment is intended for use at ambient temperatures that usually are not higher than 77oF (25oC), but occasionally can be as high as 104oF (40oC) for brief periods of time. It functions in an environment of up to 95 percent relative humidity, non-condensing.

Electrical Ratings:

120V, 60 Hz.

Grille Type:

Perforated metal.

23-1/2

47-3/4

(597)

(1213)

12-1/2

(317)

1 (25) CLEARANCE

OF DROP CEILING

POWER CONNECTOR

VIEW UNDERSIDE

(ELECTRICAL BOX)

(GRILL REMOVED)

SUPPORT RODS

M16213

PRE-FILTER (WRAPS)

PARTICULATE FILTER

Fig. 1. Approximate dimensions of F118 in inches (mm).

68-3029-2 Revised 11-07

F118 specifications

The Honeywell F118 is an advanced multi-role tactical aircraft primarily designed for various military applications. With a strong emphasis on flexibility and adaptability, the F118 leverages cutting-edge technologies to meet the demands of modern warfare. Built to operate in a wide range of environments, it features a sleek aerodynamic profile that enhances performance and fuel efficiency.

One of the standout features of the F118 is its engine performance. The aircraft is equipped with state-of-the-art turbofan engines that provide exceptional thrust and reliability. This power allows for rapid acceleration and impressive climb rates, enabling quick responses to evolving battlefield situations. Its range is further extended by efficient fuel consumption, making it ideal for long-duration missions.

The F118 also incorporates advanced avionics that enhance situational awareness for pilots. The highly integrated cockpit features multi-functional displays, synthetic vision systems, and an advanced heads-up display (HUD). These technologies provide real-time information, improving decision-making capabilities during missions. The aircraft is equipped with cutting-edge radar systems that enable it to detect and engage multiple targets simultaneously, ensuring superiority in both air-to-air and air-to-ground combat scenarios.

Another significant aspect of the Honeywell F118 is its survivability features. The aircraft employs an array of passive and active countermeasures to protect against threats. Its low observable technology minimizes radar cross-section, making it harder to detect. Additionally, advanced onboard systems allow it to detect incoming missiles and provide options for evasion or counteraction.

The F118 is also designed for versatility in terms of mission roles. It can be configured for air superiority, reconnaissance, close air support, and electronic warfare. This adaptability makes it a valuable asset to any modern air force. The aircraft can carry a wide variety of munitions, including precision-guided bombs and air-to-air missiles, tailored to the specific needs of the operation.

In conclusion, the Honeywell F118 represents a blend of advanced technology, operational flexibility, and superior performance. Its combination of powerful engines, sophisticated avionics, and survivability features positions it as a formidable player in the tactical aircraft domain. Whether in offensive or defensive roles, the F118 is engineered to excel in the complexities of modern warfare, ensuring mission success in diverse operational environments.