AlorAir PureCare 1350 Ceiling-Mount Shop Dust Collector with 360° Intake
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The PureCare 1350 draws shop air in from all four sides through four MERV-11 filters, which AlorAir rates at 90% of 3 to 10 micron particles and 85% of 1 micron particles. A vortex fan moves 1,050 or 1,350 CFM on no more than 1.5 A.
It is built for wood and other non-metallic dust. It does not catch particles below 1 micron or remove fumes and chemical vapors, so keep wearing a dust mask while you cut and sand.
Four hooks and chains hang the unit from the building structure, with the hooks rated for up to 100 lbs. Flush mounting to the ceiling is also possible with four mounting brackets and expansion bolts; the brackets are not in the box list. Either way it sits at least 7' above the floor and 3' from corners and air vents.
Plan on two people for the install, and never hang it from drywall or a drop-ceiling grid. The outlet can face up by turning the control panel 180°.
The infrared remote works from up to 27' away and switches power, fan speed and a shutdown timer that runs from 1 to 9 hours, so the unit keeps cleaning after you lock up. After a power cut it restarts on its last setting.
On the 1350IG the remote also switches the ionizer on and off. On the standard 1350 that button does nothing.
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The 1350IG adds a built-in ionizer that you switch on and off from the remote. AlorAir describes it as a plasma function that removes ozone. Airflow, filters, size and weight are the same on both models.
The MERV-11 filters capture 90% of 3 to 10 micron particles and 85% of 1 micron particles. AlorAir says the unit does not filter particles below 1 micron, so it works alongside a dust mask and a dust collector at the tool, not instead of them.
AlorAir specifies at least 7' above the floor and at least 3' from a corner or any heating or air vent, with 2' of clear space around the inlet and outlet.
No. AlorAir says to plug it directly into a grounded outlet and recommends a separate circuit of at least #12 wire protected by a 15 A time-delay fuse.
Check them regularly and change them when they clog. A loaded filter reduces airflow and can make the unit noisier. Wear a mask and gloves when you swap them.
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