AIR SYSTEMS INTERNATIONAL BB100-FK Replacement Filter Kit, 100-175 Cfm

Air Systems International BB100-FK replacement filter kit is used with the brand's BB100 Series in industrial settings, construction sites, laboratories and manufacturing facilities to remove harmful particles, dust, fumes and contaminants from the air. It helps to ensure that the air being breathed in by workers or individuals is clean and free from potentially hazardous substances.

• For replacing a faulty filter, turn off the attached monitor / filtration panel and detach the air supply.
• Pull the relief valve to release any air inside.
• Push down the button on the filters & twist all the bowls to remove them.
• Twist all the filters in the direction of the air supply to remove them.
• Remove the deflector from filter assembly if required and replace the old filter with a new one.
• Reattach the deflector, check the bowl and reinstall the filter assemblies on the panel for restarting the operation.

• It comes with A, C and D replacement filters for replacing the existing filters.
• This filter kit is equipped with pre-filters to capture large particles and debris.
• It has HEPA filters for removing small particles, bacteria, viruses, mould spores and microscopic pollutants.

• Air Systems International BB100-CO Filtration Panels: These BB100 filter kits fit into the portable filtration panels to eliminate water, oil, gases, vapours & particulates and monitor carbon monoxide levels.

• Army Corps of Engineers EM385-1-1
• CSA Z180.1
• OSHA 29 CFR 1910.134

Q. Why is SAR breathing equipment required?

A. An SAR (supplied-air respirator) breathing equipment is a type of personal protective equipment (PPE) for continuously supplying workers with safe breathing air in an environment having contaminated or harmful air.

Q. What are the uses of portable filtration panels?

A. Portable filtration panels feature filtration equipment in a hard-sided case for moving them from one location to another. These filtration panels install between the air cylinder / compressor & a worker's airline to remove contaminants like particulates, water, oil, vapours and gases and supply safe breathable air.

Q. How do I install this replacement filter kit?

A.

• Ensure the system is powered off and disconnected from any power sources for safety.
• Locate and remove the cover or panel to access the filter compartment.
• Carefully remove the old filters, noting their orientation and order.
• Dispose of the old filters properly according to local regulations.Install pre-filters if included, before the HEPA filters.
• Align and insert the HEPA filters securely into their designated slots.
• Replace and secure the filter compartment cover or panel.
• Turn on the air filtration system and check for proper operation.

Q. What factors should be considered while choosing a replacement filter kit?

A.

• Consider the appropriate filter type that is compatible with your HVAC system.
• Determine the correct filter size by measuring or consulting your HVAC system manual.
• Check the MERV rating of the replacement filter and choose one that suits your air quality needs.
• Assess the airflow resistance of the filter to ensure it allows sufficient airflow for your HVAC system.
• Evaluate the maintenance requirements, such as regular replacement or cleaning, based on your preference and time availability.
• Identify specific indoor air quality goals and select a filter with features like activated carbon if needed.
• Consider energy-efficient filters that can help reduce energy consumption and minimize pressure drop.
• Determine your budget for replacement filters, considering long-term cost implications.

Q. How do I determine that the air filter needs to be changed?

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• Check if the air filter appears visibly dirty, clogged or covered in dust and debris.
• Refer to the manufacturer's recommendations for the expected lifespan of the filter.
• Notice if there is a significant decrease in airflow from the vents.
• Look for signs of decreased efficiency, such as longer cycles, reduced airflow or increased energy consumption.
• Take note of increased allergy symptoms, respiratory issues, or frequent coughing.
• Consider more frequent checks and replacements if you have pets that shed hair or dander.
• Be aware of increased dust and debris during construction or renovation projects.
• Check if the filter has built-in indicators that change colour or show visual cues.
• Incorporate air filter replacement into your regular HVAC system maintenance schedule.