and is accompanied with a continual snapping or arcing noise, the air cleaner requires attention and may need to be cleaned.
Cell Access Door Knobs (C): The cell access doorknobs are located on the door near the intake end of the unit. To open the cell access door, turn the knobs counter clockwise until it releases from the cabinet.
Arcing (snapping or cracking noise): An occasional arcing noise may be emitted from the air cleaner. This is a normal occurrence caused by exceptionally large pieces of dirt, etc., entering the collecting elements. In addition, an arcing noise accompanied by a flickering of the indicating light may be noticed after washing the cells. Should this occur, allow more drying time. Also, see “Troubleshooting Chart”, for additional causes of arcing.
The louvers on the grill are adjustable so the direction of airflow can be controlled as desired.
NOTE: The unit is equipped with an interlock switch for your safety. The unit will not operate if the cell access door is not closed securely.
NOTE: The blower access door is not protected by an interlock switch. Do not attempt to operate the unit unless the door is fastened securely.
DUCTING APPLICATION
The T5200 air cleaner is designed for free hanging applications or for limited duct system applications. The duct systems must be carefully designed to keep the external static pressure to a minimum while still moving the required amount of air. Some added static pressure can be overcome by adjusting the blower drive pulleys or using a more powerful motor. Capture hoods and duct design information may be obtained from the Industrial Ventilation Handbook or from your local Trion representative.
To maintain the selected cleaning efficiency, it is important to assure that the total air volume (capacity in CFM) is uniformly distributed across the entire face area of the unit. The metal mesh filters, perforated plate or mist suppressors; provide some resistance to effect even air distribution. However, since most air ducts are designed to handle air velocities greater than the rated velocity of the air cleaner, it is necessary to properly transition any attached ducting. If possible, a contraction
ratio of 1 in 3 (approximately 20°) should be maintained. If space prohibits, turning vanes, air baffles or other means may be utilized. Ducting – where attached to the cabinet collars – should be gasketed, caulked or otherwise made watertight.
III.INSTALLATION – READ THOROUGHLY
1.Carefully unpack unit from shipping crate or carton and examine for damage in shipment.
2.Remove ionizer/collector cell(s),
3.Attach 600 pound test chain to the ceiling joist using:
a.Wood joist – 1/2”
b.Metal joist – wrap chain around joist at least twice and secure with 600 pound test connecting link
4.Chain should be cut to allow the unit to hang from a predetermined height from the floor. (Usually
5.The unit is equipped with a locator dimple in each corner on the top and bottom and (1) each on the approximate mid point edge of the top and bottom.. Using the dimples as a guide, drill (6) 19/32” dia. Holes that will be required for mounting the eye bolts, which are attached to the suspension chain.
6.Screw a
7.Using 1/2” connecting links, attach unit to chain. Use turnbuckles on diagonally opposite chains. NOTE: Foul threads on turnbuckles after leveling unit to ensure that the turnbuckle will not "“back off" or loosen and cause the unit to fall.
8.The units can be suspended with the direction of airflow from the right to left. If a left to right airflow is desired, the unit may be flipped over and the eyehooks installed in what was originally the bottom.
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