Honeywell F300 User manual

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MOUNTING SPECIFICATION
DATA
OPERATION AND
SERVICE APPENDICES
INCLUDED IN THIS BOX
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Tools needed to install Electronic Air Cleaner
Standard screwdriver
Phillips screwdriver
Metal cutter
Drill
Duct Sealant
Locking Pliers
Replacement Media Postlters
Filter Size (in.) Part Number
12.5 x 20 50000293-004
16 x 25 50000293-002
16 x 20 50000293-001
20 x 25 50000293-004
20 x 20 50000293-003
F300 Electronic Air Cleaner
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PROFESSIONAL INSTALLATION GUIDE.
GUIDE D’INSTALLATION PROFESSIONNELLE.
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DATA
OPERATION AND
SERVICE APPENDICES
F300 Electronic Air Cleaner
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How it Works ............................................... 2
Application Considerations ....................... 3
Models ...................................................................3
Air Conditioning.....................................................3
Humidiers.............................................................3
Outdoor Air Intake.................................................4
UV Lights ...............................................................4
Ducting ..................................................................5
Transitions .............................................................5
Turning Vanes ........................................................5
Offsets ...................................................................5
Important Installation Requirements ........ 6
Personal Safety .....................................................6
Before Mounting....................................................6
If Replacing an Old Air Cleaner ............................6
Choosing a Mounting Position .................. 6
Mounting the F300 Electronic Air
Cleaner ........................................................ 9
Checkout ................................................... 13
Maintenance ............................................. 14
Specications ........................................... 14
Fractional Efciency............................................14
Temperature Rating.............................................15
Electrical Ratings ................................................15
Mounting..............................................................15
Approvals.............................................................15
Accessories .........................................................15
Repair Parts.........................................................15
Capacity And Pressure Drop ..............................16
Dimensions..........................................................17
Weight..................................................................18
Service ....................................................... 18
Cleaning the Cells and Prelters ........................18
Cleaning your Prelter.........................................18
Cleaning your Cells .............................................19
Replacing your Postlter ....................................19
Washing Cells in a Container..............................19
Washing in Automatic Dishwasher.....................20
Washing Cells at the Car Wash ..........................21
Reinstalling the Cells and Prelters....................21
Replacing Media Postlters................................21
Replacing Ionizer Wires ......................................21
Modication to Reduce Ozone Odor..................22
Replacement Parts..............................................23
Parts and Accessories Not Illustrated................24
Electronic Air Cleaner Wash Reminder and
Postlter Replacement Schedule.......................26
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Congratulations for selecting the Honeywell Electronic Air Cleaner for your home comfort system! The F300
Electronic Air Cleaner captures and removes a signicant amount of the air-borne particles from the air circulated
through the high-efciency electronic cells. The Electronic Air Cleaner easily mounts in any position within the
return air duct of any gas, oil, and electric forced warm air furnaces and to compressor cooling up to 5 tons.
When Installing this Product...
1. Read these instructions carefully. Failure to follow them could damage the product or cause a hazardous
condition.
2. Check the rating given in the instructions and on the product to make sure the product is suitable for your
application.
3. Installer must be a trained, experienced service technician.
4. After installation is complete, check out product operation as provided in these instructions.
How it Works
Large particles (lint, hair) are caught by the prelter. As the dirty air passes through the intense high voltage
electric eld surrounding the ionizer wires, all particles are given an electrical charge.
The air then moves through the collector part of the cell where alternate parallel plates are charged positively and
negatively, creating a uniform electrostatic eld. The charged particles are attracted to and collect on the plates
that have the opposite electrical charge.
The air then passes through media postlters, removing additional particles from the air stream. The air leaving
the air cleaner has fewer particles. Each time the air circulates through the electronic air cleaner, more particles
are removed.
What to Expect From Your Honeywell Electronic Air Cleaner
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Application Considerations
The Honeywell F300 Electronic Air Cleaner is designed to work with gas, oil, and electric forced warm air furnaces
and with compressor cooling. It can also be used with heat pumps if the lter is changed regularly to prevent
excessive pressure drop. The F300 Electronic Air Cleaner is not recommended for applications where pressure
drop may be critical.
Models
F300E: Includes cabinet, access door, solid state power supply, two electronic cells, two metal mesh prelters,
and two media postlters.
F300A, B: Includes cabinet, access door, solid state power supply, two electronic cells and two metal mesh
prelters.
Air Conditioning
Mount the Electronic Air Cleaner upstream of the evaporator coil in a cooling system. The lter will help to keep
the coil clean and reduce maintenance.
Humidiers
An evaporative humidier can be mounted upstream from the air cleaner. An atomizing humidier should be
mounted downstream from the air cleaner, even though hard water salts will be blown into the living space and
deposited as dust. If an atomizing humidier must be mounted upstream from the air cleaner:
1. Mount it as far as possible upstream from the air cleaner.
2. Install a standard disposable furnace lter between the humidier and the air cleaner to trap water droplets
and hard water salts.
3. Frequently clean the air cleaner to prevent a hard water salt buildup.
NOTE: The volume of water that is discharged from an atomizing humidier can overload the air cleaner,
resulting in hard water salts being deposited as dust in the living space.
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Outdoor Air Intake
Return air temperature must be at least 40°F (4°C). Lower temperatures can cause ionizer wire failure. If outdoor
air is used, warm it upstream from the air cleaner by:
• Making sure the outdoor intake is far enough upstream from the air cleaner so the return and outdoor air is
thoroughly mixed. Stratified air can dump a stream of very cold air into one section of the air cleaner.
• Adding baffles upstream from the air cleaner to force thorough air mixing.
• Installing a Honeywell TrueFRESH™ Fresh Air Ventilation System that transfers up to 80 percent of the heat
from the exhaust air to the incoming outside air. This keeps the incoming air above 40°F (4°C) and reduces
energy usage.
• Installing a preheater if large amounts of outdoor air are used. The preheater, which could be an electric strip
heater or hot water coil, should be controlled by a thermostat. Hot water or steam coils should be protected
by a freeze-up control.
UV Lights
Germicidal UV lights can cause degradation of the media postlter. The UV light should be located out of line of
sight or a minimum of 3 feet from the lter. Otherwise the lter may need to be replaced more frequently.
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Ducting
The Electronic Air Cleaner is adaptable to all new or
existing forced air heating and cooling systems used
in residential applications. Transitions or turning vanes
may be required in some applications for effective air
cleaner operation.
Transitions
For most efcient air cleaning, spread airow evenly
across the face of the air cleaner. If the duct is a
different size than the electronic air lter cabinet,
gradual transitions are required. Follow these
guidelines when fabricating:
• Use gradual transitions to reduce air turbulence and
increase efciency.
• Use no more than 20 degrees (about 4 in. per
running ft. (100 mm per 300 linear mm)) of
expansion on each side of a transition tting.
Turning Vanes
If the Electronic Air Cleaner is installed next to an elbow
or angle tting, add turning vanes inside the angle to
distribute airow more evenly across the face of the
cell.
Offsets
If the duct connection to the furnace in a side
installation allows less than 7 in. (178 mm) for mounting
Electronic Air Cleaner cabinet, attach an offset to the
elbow.
M20815
LOCKING
PLIERS
TURNING
VANES
M948B
LESS
THAN
7 in.
(178 mm)
OFFSET
AT LEAST
7 in.
(178 mm)
1
1 REQUIRED TURNING VANES HELP DISTRIBUTE AIRFLOW EVENLY.
20 DEGREE EXPANSION PER SIDE PER
FITTING (4 IN. PER RUNNING FOOT
[100 MM PER 300 LINEAR MM])
RETURN AIR
DUCT
TRANSITION FITTING
ELECTRONIC AIR CLEANER CABINET M947B
DUCT SIZE CHANGED GRADUALLY TO PREVENT TURBULENCE.
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Important Installation Requirements
Personal Safety
• Wear safety glasses while installing the unit.
• Do not cut into any air conditioning or electrical line.
• Follow professional safety standards and all local codes for plumbing, electrical, and mechanical
considerations.
Before Mounting
• Using the gure on the cover and the lists on the inside cover, make sure that you have all the components for
your Honeywell Electronic Air Cleaner and the tools to install it.
• Ensure airow direction through the Honeywell Electronic Air Cleaner matches the arrows on the electronic
cell. The arrows should point in the direction of the airow.
• Choose a location that is readily accessible for checking and cleaning the cells. Allow at least 13 in. (330 mm)
in front of the access door for removing the metal mesh prelter, media postlter and electronic cell. Allow
enough room above the power supply so it can be serviced without removing pipes, ducts, or other heating
system components.
• Install the electronic air lter where the temperature will not exceed the ratings in the Specications.
• Do not mount in the supply air duct.
NOTE: Generally, the best location is in the return air duct next to the blower compartment so the Electronic Air
Cleaner can help to keep the blower motor and evaporator coils clean.
If Replacing an Old Air Cleaner
If the Honeywell Electronic Air Cleaner is not identical in size and shape to the existing air cleaner, before
performing a retrot installation, you might need to add duct transitions to ensure a smooth air ow.
For optimum system performance, clean the cells every six to twelve months (before heating season and before
cooling season). Adjust the schedule to you needs, but clean the cells at least once per year.
Failure to comply with these requirements will result in voided warranty, improper installation, and
service callbacks.
The Electronic Air Cleaner mounts in any position within the return air duct, usually next to the furnace blower
compartment, but the arrow on the cartridge must point in the same direction as the airow. See Figs. 1-8 for
proper location of the Electronic Air Cleaner for a variety of furnace installations.
NOTE: The Electronic Air Cleaner cabinet is sturdy enough to easily support the weight of the furnace and
evaporator coil.
Choosing a Mounting Position
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M939B
M940B
Fig. 1. Highboy furnace with side installation.
Electronic air lter is mounted vertically where
return enters side inlet of furnace.
Fig 2. Highboy furnace, with installation
beneath furnace. Electronic Air Cleaner is
mounted horizontally where return enters from
below.
M941A M942B
Fig. 3.Highboy furnace, with closet installation.
Electronic Air Cleaner is mounted vertically on
furnace between furnace and louvered return air
opening in closet door.
Fig. 4. Lowboy furnace, with Electronic Air
Cleaner mounted horizontally in return plenum
just above furnace and opposite heating
plenum.
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Fig. 5. Counterow furnace, with Electronic Air
Cleaner mounted horizontally in return duct or
plenum just above furnace.
Fig. 6. Central fan installation, with Electronic
Air Cleaner mounted horizontally in central
return duct.
M943B
M944B
M945B
M946B
Fig. 7. Horizontal furnace, with electronic air
lter mounted vertically in return duct near
furnace.
Fig. 8. Two or more Electronic Air Cleaners
used in a high capacity system.
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The following procedure describes a typical side installation on an existing highboy furnace (Fig. 1). Alternate
procedures are noted as appropriate. Other changes in installation procedures may be necessary to complete
your installation.
STEP ONE: Unpack Electronic Air Cleaner
a. Check that all components are included. The electronic air cleaner is shipped assembled. The unit consists
of a galvanized steel cabinet, power supply with On-Off switch and neon light, two electronic cells, two metal
mesh prelters, two media postlters (on select models), access door and product data literature.
STEP TWO: Clean Blower Compartment
a. Remove and discard the existing furnace lter.
b. Thoroughly clean the blower compartment.
c. If possible, power vacuum the ductwork to remove accumulated dust in an existing home, or construction dirt
in a new home. The electronic air cleaner cannot remove dust that has settled in the blower compartment and
distribution ducts.
d. Check the edges of the furnace fan blades for dirt buildup and clean as necessary. The fan will not deliver the
rated cfm if the blades are dirty.
STEP THREE: Fasten the Cabinet to the Furnace
a. Remove and set aside the access door, electronic cells metal
mesh prelters and media postlters.
b. Align the cabinet with the return air opening.
c. Create an opening in the furnace to match the cabinet opening.
d. Install a transition when the furnace and air cleaner openings are
different sizes. See Transitions on page 5.
e. Place blocks under the cabinet so the unit is rmly supported and
level. The 5/8 in. (16 mm) mounting foot on the cabinet hinge plate
provides the minimum clearance required for the access door
hinge.
f. Attach the cabinet securely to the furnace. The unit can be
attached directly, as shown, or a starting collar can rst be tted in
the furnace opening. Either drill holes and fasten with sheet metal
screws or rivets, or use slip joints.
Mounting the F300 Electronic Air Cleaner
M20804
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STEP FOUR: Install Turning Vanes
Install turning vanes to help distribute air equally over the full
surface of the upstream side of the air cleaner. Install them
whenever an abrupt 90 degree elbow is installed directly against
the Electronic Air Cleaner cabinet.
STEP FIVE: Fasten Cabinet to Ductwork
Fasten side of cabinet to the ductwork using sheet-metal screws,
rivets, or slip joints, as appropriate.
STEP SIX: Connect Ductwork
a. Connect the vertical duct section to the elbow. If the vertical
drop of the duct is less than 7 in. (178 mm) from the side of
the furnace, shorten the horizontal trunk or attach an offset
tting to the elbow. See gure to the right.
b. When ductwork is properly aligned, connect the vertical duct
to the horizontal trunk.
STEP SEVEN: Seal Joints
Seal all joints in the return air system between the air cleaner
and the furnace to prevent dust from entering the clean
airstream.
STEP EIGHT: Position Cell Key
The electronic cell must always be installed so the ionizer
section is on the upstream side. A factory-installed cell key on
the bottom of the cabinet allows the cell to be inserted in only
one direction. If the arrow molded into the plastic key points in
the same direction as the airow, the ionizer is always on the
upstream side.
If position of the key must be reversed, proceed as follows:
a. Remove the electronic cell.
b. Remove the screw holding the cell key in place.
c. Turn the key around and place it over the opposite holes.
The tab on the bottom ts into the larger hole, and the screw
ts into the smaller hole. Make sure the arrow on the key
points in the direction of the air ow (downstream).
d. Tighten the screw into the new hole.
e. Insert the electronic cell. The ionizer section will now be on
the air-entering (upstream) side of the cabinet.
M20815
LOCKING
PLIERS
TURNING
VANES
PREFILTER GUIDES
CELL KEY
M5639
CELL
KEY
ALTERNATE
HOLES FOR
KEY
CELL KEY
SCREW
DOWNSTREAM
AIRFLOW
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STEP NINE: Attach Cell Handles
Cell handles included with the air cleaner must be
installed on the end of the cell closest to the access door.
To install:
a. Orient the cell as it will be when installed. The gray
contact board must be up and the airow arrow
stamped into the cell must point downstream.
b. Hold the handle sideways and insert the solid tab on
the back of the handle into the slot in the cell. Turn
the handle 90 degrees clockwise to align the divided
tab with the square hole.
c. Insert the divided tab into the square hole.
d. Fold up the wedge and insert it into the divided tab
to lock the handle in place. If necessary, press with a
blunt instrument like the end of a pliers.
M6047B
ROTATE 90
DEGREES
FOLD TAB
TO LOCK
HANDLE
IN PLACE
INSTALL HANDLE ON END OF CELL
CLOSEST TO ACCESS DOOR
STEP TEN: Reassemble Air Cleaner
a. Insert the electronic cells with the gray contact board toward the power supply and the airow arrow pointing
downstream. If the cell does not slide easily into the cabinet, check the orientation of the cell key.
b. Insert the metal mesh prelters on the upstream side of the cabinet in the guide provided.
c. Insert the media postlters (on select models) on the downstream side of the cabinet in the guide provided.
d. Replace the access door. Insert the tab on the bottom of the door into the slot in the cabinet, then swing it
closed and press into place. The door must be rmly in place or the air cleaner will not operate.
STEP ELEVEN: Complete Wiring
WARNING
Electric Shock Hazard.
Can cause personal injury.
Do not use an extension cord.
• Assure all wiring complies with local codes and ordinances.
• The line voltage power source must match the voltage and frequency printed on the label inside the access
door.
• When the System fan comes on, the Air Flow Switch (AFS) senses the negative pressure in the duct and turns
on the power supply. If power to the air cleaner is controlled by another switch, the AFS can be disabled by
disconnecting the AFS plug J3 and cutting the R16 jumper on the power supply.
• Plug the electronic air cleaner directly into the correct voltage and frequency outlet. See gure on page 13 for
internal schematic. The air cleaner operates correctly with any fan when wired with conduit or plugged in.
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NOTE: To reduce the risk of electric shock, this product has a grounding type plug that has a third (grounding)
pin. This plug only ts into a grounding type power outlet. If the plug does not t into the outlet, contact a
qualied electrician to install the proper outlet. Do not change the plug in any way.
• Alternatively, the electronic air cleaner can be wired with conduit.
P4
P1
P2
J4
BLACK
W4 W2 W1 W3
AIRFLOW SWITCH BOARD
ORANGE
GRAY
VIOLET
BLACK
1 INTERLOCK SWITCH.
2 SHORTING BAR FOR OZONE REDUCTION.
3 AIRFLOW SWITCH DISABLE JUMPER, R16.
AIRFLOW SWITCH PLUG, J3.
4 NEON LIGHT.
5 OPTIONAL W8600F AIR CLEANER MONITOR.
6 JUMPER LOCATION FOR IONIZER CURRENT SELECTION.
7 JUMPER LOCATION FOR IONIZER VOLTAGE SELECTION. M32904
POWER SUPPLY
4
BLACK
BLACK BLACK
BROWN
BLACK
BLACK
WHITE
GREEN
1
3
J4
J1
BLACK
RED
TEST
BUTTON
CONTACT
BOARD
RED IONIZER
BLACK COLLECTOR
GROUND
CHOKE
GREEN
J8
2
R16
6
7
JUMPER
P3
2.1mA
1.65mA
1.29mA
1.05mA
0.9mA
0.25mA
P5
T1
U4
8150V
7500V
P8
1. Open access door.
2. Remove and retain the two screws from the front of the power box and the two screws from the sides of the
power box. See gure on page 15.
3. In the power box, remove and retain two wire nuts that connect the line cord leads to the power box wiring.
4. Remove the wire nut to disconnect the ground choke assembly from the power cord green lead.
5. Remove the power cord and the strain relief.
6. Install the plug (provided with the literature pack) in the hole left by the power cord.
7. Attach conduit through a power box side knockout.
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8. Wire the power cord ground lead to the ground choke assembly using wire nut. Secure ground connection to
the green ground screw on the wiring compartment barrier.
9. Replace power supply cover and access door.
M20806
3
1
2
REMOVING COVER
FROM POWER BOX.
ELECTRONIC
AIR CLEANER
WIRING
COMPARTEMENT
BLACK
BROWN
POWER SUPPLY. PROVIDE DISCONNECT MEANS AND
OVERLOAD PROTECTION AS REQUIRED.
THE AIR CLEANER CAN BE COMPLETELY ISOLATED FROM
THE ELECTRICAL CIRCUIT OF THE HVAC SYSTEM UNLESS
REQUIRED BY LOCAL CODE TO USE SAME CIRCUIT. ANY
CONVENIENT HOUSE CIRCUIT CAN POWER AIR CLEANER,
REGARDLESS OF ELECTRICAL RATING OF HVAC SYSTEM.
M32905
2
1
2
L1 (HOT)
L2
1
GROUND
CHOKE
Checkout
Visually check the installation and make sure that:
• Airflow is in the direction of the arrow on the electronic cells.
• Metal mesh prefilter is on the upstream side and media postfilter (if used) is on the downstream side.
• Cell handles face outwards.
• Electronic cell and prefilter are clean and dry.
• Turning vanes and transitions, if used, are properly installed.
• Joints in sheetmetal between electronic air filter and heating and cooling system are sealed.
• All sheetmetal connections are complete.
• Original furnace filter has been removed and blower compartment is cleaned.
When you have veried that checkout has been completed:
• Replace any access doors removed during the Installation or Checkout.
• Run the furnace or cooling system through one complete cycle to make sure the system operates as
desired.
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DATA
Check Air Cleaner Operation
With all components in place, turn on air cleaner switch and energize system blower. Check following points
of operation:
1. The neon light next to the On-Off switch is on. The neon light shows that the air cleaner is energized and the
high voltage power supply is working correctly.
2. Turn off the system blower. The neon light should go off after a few seconds.
3. Turn on the system blower. With the air cleaner energized, push the test button. A snapping sound indicates
that the collector voltage is present on the cell.
4. With a multispeed blower, repeat steps 1 through 3 for each fan speed.
Maintenance
The air cleaner must be cleaned when pressure drop across the air cleaner reaches 0.5 in. w.c. (0.1 kPa), or at
least annually. If the air cleaner is installed downstream from an atomizing humidier or if the installation includes
both heating and cooling, more frequent replacement may be necessary. Clogged prelters must be cleaned
promptly to avoid restricting airow and reducing efciency of the heatingcooling system. Record the maintenance
date in the space provided on the Electronic Air Cleaner Wash Reminder and Postlter Replacement Schedule.
Specications
The specications in this publication do not include normal manufacturing tolerances; therefore, an individual unit
may not exactly match the listed specications. This product is tested and calibrated under closely controlled
conditions, and some minor differences in performance can be expected if those conditions are changed.
Fractional Efciency
Efciency Ratings: Efciency ratings are based on American Society of Heating, Refrigerating and Air
Conditioning Engineers Standard 52.2-1999. Efciency ranges are dened for small particles, E1 =.3 to 1.0
micron; medium particles, E2 = 1.0 to 3.0 microns; and large particles, E3 = 3.0 to 10.0 microns.
Table 5. Fractional Efciency With and Without Postlter.
With Postlter Without Postlter
E1 = Up to 81% at 492 fpm. E1 = Up to 73% at 492 fpm.
E2 = Up to 93% at 492 fpm. E2 = Up to 88% at 492 fpm.
E3 = Up to 99% at 492 fpm. E3 = Up to 95% at 492 fpm.
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SPECIFICATION
DATA
Temperature Rating
Operating Ambient:
40° to 125°F (4° to 52°C).
Temperature of Airow Through Cells:
40° to 125°F (4° to 52°C).
Maximum Cell Washing Temperature:
220°F (140°C).
Storage and Shipping Ambient:
-40°F to +140°F (-40°C to +60°C).
Electrical Ratings
Voltage and Frequency:
Models available for 120V, 60 Hz., 240V, 60Hz.
120V models can be converted in the eld to
240V, 60 Hz or 220/240V, 50 Hz with the 203365A
Conversion Kit.
Power Consumption:
One cell models: 22 W maximum
Two cell models: 36 W maximum.
Current Draw: See Table 2.
Ionizer Voltage: 8150 Vdc.
Collector Voltage: 4075 Vdc.
Table 6. Current Draw
Size No.
Cells
Max Current (A)
in. mm 120V 220/240V
16 x 25 406 x 635 2 0.4 0.2
20 x 25 508 x 635 2 0.4 0.2
16 x 20 406 x 508 2 0.4 0.2
20 x 20 508 x 508 2 0.4 0.2
20 x 12-1/2 508 x 318 1 0.4 0.2
Mounting
Mounts in any position in the return air duct, usually
next to the furnace blower compartment. Cabinet is
sturdy enough to support weight of a residential furnace
and evaporator coil.
Approvals
Underwriters Laboratories, Inc.: File E30954.
Accessories
• 203365A Conversion Kit for changing 120V, 60 Hz
power supply to 240V, 60 Hz or 220/240V, 50 Hz.
Repair Parts
See Replacement Parts/Exploded View section.
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SPECIFICATION
DATA
Capacity And Pressure Drop
Initial Pressure Drop: 0.15 in. wc at 492 fpm.
CAPACITY IN cfm (m3/hr)
1 MINIMUM RECOMMENDED cfm FOR 20 x 12-1/2 in. (508 x 318 mm) MODEL.
2 MINIMUM RECOMMENDED cfm FOR 16 x 25 in. (406 x 635 mm),
20 x 20 in. (508 x 508 mm), 16 x 20 in. (406 x 508 mm) MODELS.
3 MINIMUM RECOMMENDED cfm FOR 20 x 25 in. (508 x 635 mm) MODEL.
4 SELECT SIZE THAT MOST CLOSELY FITS DIMENSIONS OF
FURNACE/AIR HANDLER RETURN AIR OPENING M13654
700
(1190)
800
(1360)
900
(1530)
1000
(1700)
1100
(1870)
1200
(2040)
1300
(2210)
1400
(2380) 1500
(2550)
1600
(2720)
1700
(2890) 1800
(3060)
1900
(3230)
2000
(3400)
.25
(62.2)
.20
(49.7)
.15
(37.3)
.10
(24.9)
.05
(12.4)
0
PRESSURE DROP IN in. wc (Pa)
600
(1020)
500
(850)
400
(680)
20 x 12-1/2 in.
(508 x 318 mm) 20 x 20 in.
(508 x 508 mm)
16 x 25 in.
(406 x 635 mm)
16 x 20 in.
(406 x 508 mm)
20 x 25 in.
(508 x 635 mm)
700
(1190)
800
(1360)
900
(1530)
1000
(1700)
1100
(1870)
1200
(2040)
1300
(2210)
1400
(2380) 1500
(2550)
1600
(2720)
1700
(2890) 1800
(3060)
1900
(3230)
2000
(3400)
.25
(62.2)
.20
(49.7)
.15
(37.3)
.10
(24.9)
.05
(12.4)
0
PRESSURE DROP IN in. wc (Pa)
600
(1020)
500
(850)
400
(680)
4
20 x 12-1/2 in.
(508 x 318 mm)
20 x 20 in.
(508 x 508 mm)
16 x 25 in.
(406 x 635 mm)
16 x 20 in.
(406 x 508 mm)
1
23
20 x 25 in.
(508 x 635 mm)
AIR CLEANER EFFICIENCY AND PRESSURE DROP AT VARIOUS AIRFLOW RATES.
WITHOUT POST FILTERS
WITH POST FILTERS
.30
(74.7)
.35
(87.2)
CAPACITY IN cfm (m3/hr)
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SPECIFICATION
DATA
M2872B
F300 SIZE
IN.
16 X 25
16 X 20
20 X 25
20 X 20
20 X 12 1/2
MM
406 X 635
406 X 508
508 X 635
508 X 508
508 X 318
DIM. A
14 7/16
14 7/16
18 7/16
18 7/16
18 7/16
367
367
468
468
468
DIM. B
16 3/16
16 3/16
20 3/16
20 3/16
20 3/16
411
411
513
513
513
23 1/4
18 1/4
23 1/4
18 1/4
10 7/8
DIM. C
591
457
591
457
276
DIM. D
25 1/2
20 1/2
25 1/2
20 1/2
13 1/8
648
521
648
521
333
DIM. C (SEE TABLE)
DIM. D (SEE TABLE)
DIM. B
(SEE TABLE)
DIM. A
(SEE TABLE)
7
8
(22)
5
8
(16)
63
4(172)
7
8
(22)
IN. MM IN. MM IN. MM IN. MM
DIM. E (SEE TABLE)
ELECTRONIC AIR CLEANER
3
8(162)
6
DIM. E
2 3/4
2 3/4
2 3/4
2 3/4
3 5/8
70
70
70
70
92
IN. MM
Dimensions
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OPERATION AND
SERVICE
Weight
Item
Weight
16 x 20 in.
(406 x 508 mm)
16 x 25 in.
(406 x 635 mm)
20 x 12-1/2 in.
(508 x 318 mm)
20x 20 in.
(508x 508 mm)
20 x 25 in.
(508 x 635 mm)
lb kg lb kg lb kg lb kg lb kg
Electronic Cell (each) 5 2.25 6 2.7 7-1/2 3.4 6-3/16 2.8 7-1/2 3.4
Shipping Weight 30 13.6 33 15.0 25 11.3 33 15.0 38 17.2
Installed Weight
(Cells included)
26 11.6 28 12.7 21 9.5 29 13.2 33 15.0
Service
CAUTION
Sharp Edges
Can cause personal injury.
Carefully handle the cell(s) or wear protective gloves to
avoid cuts from the sharp metal edges.
Cleaning the Cells and Prelters
To assure optimum performance from the air cleaner, the cells and prelters must be cleaned regularly and
the postlters replaced regularly—twice a year with normal use or more frequently with heavy use. Washing
frequency varies, depending on the number of family members, pets, activities (such as cooking or woodworking)
and smoking habits. Use the Service Reminder Schedule at the end of this document to help establish and
maintain a regular cleaning schedule. Keep your Service Reminder Schedule in a convenient location.
NOTE: To let the heating or air conditioning system operate normally while the cells are being washed, simply
turn off the air cleaner switch.
Cleaning your Prelter
1. The quickest and easiest way to clean your prelter is to use the brush attachment of your vacuum cleaner to
vacuum the lint off the dirty side of the prelter. Greasy dirt may require soaking the prelter in a tub or rinsing
with the garden hose. Do not wash the prelter in the dishwasher or car wash.
2. The prelter should be cleaned every 6 months or more frequently with heavy use. This will keep the prelter
clean of air choking lint that can make your system work harder.
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