Aerospace America Aeroclean Full Feature 9103 2000 CFM HEPA Air Scrubber with Alarm
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Air enters through the sliding intake door, passes a pad pre-filter and a ring panel, then the 24" x 24" HEPA filter before the motor-blower sends it out the exhaust. Each stage protects the next, and the HEPA filter is the one that sets the cleaning level.
Keeping the cheap first two stages fresh is what holds the 9103 near its rated 2000 CFM through a long job.
The Full Feature panel adds a red high-pressure warning light and an audible alarm to the usual gauge, breaker and two-speed switch. When pressure across the filters climbs, the alarm tells the crew the filters need service.
That matters on jobs where the specification calls for filter alarms, and on any site where nobody can stand watching a gauge.
The 9103 shares the 26" x 26" x 33" aluminum cabinet and 24" x 24" filter sizes with the ECONO 9143, so filters and crews move between the two without retraining. It weighs 108 lbs and rolls on four heavy-duty casters.
Choose the 9103 over the ECONO when the alarm is required.
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A red high-pressure warning light and an audible alarm come on when pressure across the filters rises, which means the filters are full and need servicing.
It is rated 2000 CFM on high and 1500 CFM on low at 1.9" running static pressure.
A 24" x 24" pad pre-filter, a 24" x 24" ring panel and a 24" x 24" HEPA filter. Replacements are sold separately in the Aeroclean 2000 CFM Series replacement filter listing.
Aerospace America suggests a new HEPA filter about every 350 hours of use, sooner on dusty jobs. Keep an eye on the pressure gauge: a clean set of filters reads about 1.8" to 2.2" of water column, and the unit should not run past 3.0".
Use a grounded 12 gauge or heavier cord no longer than 100', and plug each unit straight into the power source rather than into another machine.
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