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An AnteRoom tilts into the doorway, seals magnetically to the frame and connects by flex duct to a negative air machine. The Double Door version does this at 48" doors while keeping a 43" W x 81.5" H entry available.
Day to day, staff use the main door; when a bed or a large machine has to come through, the second door unlocks and swings open.
The magnehelic gauge on the Double Door is mounted externally next to the doors, and digital pressure monitor configurations add visible and audible alarms. The main door alone handles routine traffic.
Choose the no-handle-set configuration if your facility fits its own keyed hardware, and the keypad version where entry codes control who goes in.
In use, an AnteRoom stands at the doorway with flex duct running from its duct adapter to a HEPAFORCE negative air machine in the corridor. The AnteRoom 48 Double Door uses the same interchangeable flex-duct adapter and shut-off plate.
Plan corridor space for the machine and duct beside the 51.5" wide module, and keep the route clear for the second door to swing.
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The second lock-in-place door opens the entry to 43" W x 81.5" H, so hospital beds and larger equipment can pass. The footprint is the same 51.5" W x 24" D x 85.5" H.
It fits 48" doors natively. HEPACART reducers and extenders fit it to door frames from 36" to 68" wide.
That configuration ships with the digital pressure monitor but without door handle hardware, for facilities that install their own.
No. It connects to a separate machine through its flex-duct adapter. The AnteRoom ICRA Bundle includes a HEPAFORCE AIR 1100 and duct kit.
HEPACART publishes the AnteRoom for ICRA compliance levels I to V, used with a negative air machine. Your facility's infection control risk assessment decides the requirements.
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