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EcoloAir Installation Manual
OM-021/052017/rev5/EN
Filter Module
Odor Reducing
Module
Fan Module
Read this entire manual before beginning installation. Contact the factory with any questions you may
have after you have read these instructions. See the contact information at the end of this manual.
This illustration shows the relationship between the two major modules of the EcoloAir system. The
Odor Reducing Module is standard combined with the Filter module. It may be ordered optionally as a
separate module or may be ordered without Odor Reduction. A charcoal filter module may replace the
Odor Reducing Module as an option. The modules may be installed together or separated by ductwork.
The connecting ductwork between modules, if used, must be 16 gauge liquid tight construction
conforming to the standards described in NFPA 96. The ductwork must be fastened to the modules
according to the instructions and methods described in that standard and in local codes. If modules are
installed connected directly together the mating flanges are pre-drilled through for machine screws (1/4”
x 20) and nuts. The gasket which must be placed on the mating flanges between modules is factory
pre-cut to length and is shipped inside the odor reducing module cabinet. If the unit does not have
an odor reducing module the gasket material is shipped inside the fan module. The gasket material is
self-adhesive, peel off the protective paper and place along the mating flanges. Be sure the fasteners
which hold the sections together will pass through the approximate centerline of the gasket. See
section below labeled “DUCT CONNECTIONS” for details about inlet and exhaust duct connections.
NOTE: When required, equipment shall be seismically restrained per SMACNA and Uniform Mechanical
Code. Fabricated support platforms for roof-mounted equipment shall be sized to accommodate the
equipment frame and engineered to support the unit’s weight indicated on submittal drawings and the
weight of associated components such as ductwork, per local and International Mechanical Code (IMC)
requirements. Support pads or curbs should be fabricated to fit actual equipment. Verify measurements
of equipment frames are accurate before construction of support pads or curbs. The foundation should
be flat and level from side to-side and front-to-back. Equipment may be anchored using provided
mounting tabs, or by other means which satisfies local and IMC codes. All support pad or curb
engineering, design and construction is the responsibility of purchaser, contractor or assigned second
party. Halton cannot provide engineering or design for equipment pads, curbs or supporting structures.
Note: 30” of clearance must be maintained on the access door side of each module to allow maintenance
access and service to filters, odor control solution, carbon filter and fan motor/blower components.
Please ensure there is adequate clearance in installation location.
Note: Fire suppression at inlet of filter section must be used based on local fire code requirements.
If fire suppression cabinets are factory installed on the unit 36” of clearance must be maintained on
the fire suppression cabinet side of the unit, which is usually on the side of the unit opposite the filter
access doors.