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Installation & Operation Manual
Stationary Filters
Bag Filter Dust Collector
S-SERIES
Meets the definition of enclosureless dust collector per NFPA 664-2020 section 3.3.12.2 and
when using an aluminum fan wheel, meets NFPA 654-2020 section 3.3.21.
Must be installed per all applicable local, state and federal regulations including NFPA 664-
2020 section 9.3.4 or NFPA 654-2020 section 9.3.13.1.1.2 if appropriate.
See NFPA for information on Codes and Standards: https://www.nfpa.org
No portion of this manual may be reproduced without the written approval of Nederman.
Original Installation and Service Manual
2022-06-09 NML001(04)

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TABLE OF CONTENTS
Section 1.0 ….Preface…………………………………………………………………….……… 3
Section 2.0…...Safety………….…………………………………………………………….…… 4
Section 3.0......Introduction................................................................................................. 5
Section 4.0.......Pre-Installation ....................................................................................... 6-7
Section 5.0......Electrical Requirements......................................................................... 8
Section 6.0......Installation..............................................................................................9-11
Section 7.0......System Operation ............................................................................. 12-14
Section 8.0.......Maintenance......................................................................................15-18
Section 9.0.......Spare Parts ................................................................................................19
Section10.0....Data Sheets ........................................................................................ 20-22
S-500...................................................................................................................... 20
S-750 .......................................................................................................................21
S-1000 ................................................................................................................... 22
Section 11.0 …Warranty & Returns............................................................................... 23

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Section 1.0 Preface
1.1 Purpose:
This manual if part of the machine and describes its safe and proper operation.
READ the manual carefully before operating the machine.
Keep the manual in a safe place for the duration of the machine’s service life.
Make sure the manual is accessible to personnel at all times.
Pass manual on the each subsequent owner/end user.
1.2 Validity:
This manual is exclusively valid for the machine specified on the title page
1.3 Defining Target Groups:
•Owner/End User – Party operating the machine in conformity with intended purpose
or ordering suitable instructed personnel to operate it on their behalf
•Operator – Any personnel instructed to operate the machine
•Electrician – Anyone on the basis of the professional qualifications is familiar with
relevant standards and is the only one who can carry out assigned tasks as well as
recognize and avert potential hazards.
1.4 Symbols:
Warning signs are used in this manual for safety and avoidance of injury for all involved
in the operation of the machine and prevention of damage to the unit. Warnings are
divided into the following areas:
Non-compliance can lead to death or serious injury
Non-compliance can lead to medium or minor injuries
Non-compliance can lead to property damage
Information for better/clearer understanding
WARNING
CAUTION
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WARNING
Section 2.0 Safety
2.1 Operation Safety:
The S-Series is to be used for wood per NFPA 664 and other applications per NFPA 654.
DO NOT operate the machine under the influence of drugs or alcohol.
DO NOT use the collector to pick up liquids or any metal or metal scrap. Metal debris contacting the
spinning impeller could produce a spark causing a fire and/or explosion.
DO NOT pick up any material too large to safely pass through the fan impeller.
Do NOT place any body parts or tools near the fan inlet during operation for any reason.
DO NOT allow any metal object to strike the machine frame as it could produce a spark. Note:
Sparks can smolder in wood dust for a long time before a fire or flame is detected. If metal
contacts metal during operation, immediately turn off the dust collector, unplug the power
cord from the outlet or lock the main switch on the power supply and wait for all moving
parts to stop. Remove the dust collection bags and empty the dust into an approved air-tight
metal container in case of spark and remedy the metal to metal contact problem as needed
before resuming operation.
DO NOT allow any open flames or heat sources within 10 feet of machine or containers as
suspended dust may cause a fire and/or an explosion.
To prevent static electricity generation in systems with a flammable and explosive
atmosphere, ensure that such systems are electrically grounded.
Maintenance
work or problems concerning any moving parts must not begin until the
entire system has come to a complete stop.
2.2 Operator Safety Wood Dust Hazards:
•Inhaling wood dust into the lungs can cause breathing problems and lead to lung diseases
such as occupational asthma and lung cancer.
•Getting dust in the eyes can cause irritation and damage.
•Skin contact with wood dust can cause ulceration of the skin, irritation and dermatitis.
2.3 Fire Protection/Prevention:
•Operators must observe all relevant laws and regulations.
•Air born fine wood dust is a fire and potential explosive hazard!
•Operators must ensure the no burning or glowing parts can enter the machine.
•Operator must inform external contractors of possible hazards.
•If a fire is suspected or breaks out, press emergency stop button!
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Section 3.0 Introduction
The S-Series dust collector is an enclosure-less, simple to setup indoor dust collector available in
three sizes, the S-500, S-750 and S-1000 with an operating capacity of 1500-5000 cfm (2549-
8495 m3/hr). The S-Series comes equipped with Superbag 2000 XT15 Antistatic Polyester filter
bags providing 99% efficiency. The 1760 RPM fan provides quieter operation compared to other
indoor dust collection systems.
Meets the definition of enclosureless dust collector per NFPA 664-2020
section 3.3.12.2 and meets NFPA 654-2020 section 3.3.21 when using an
aluminum fan wheel/impeller.
These operating and maintenance instructions are designed to maximize economy and
minimize downtown of your NEDERMAN system. Proper operation and routine maintenance of the
system is critical in minimizing downtime, avoiding costly repairs, and maximizing system
performance.
Stocking certified Nederman spare parts assists in reducing downtown!
Nederman has certified service partners trained extensively in servicing our machinery. Make sure
to choose a certified technician to service your Nederman equipment as they have the correct
tools and knowledge to resolve your machinery issues and improve performance. Be sure to ask if
your technician is certified by Nederman.
Contact Nederman Customer Service to order service and spare parts:
Nederman Corporation USA
4404-A Chesapeake Drive
Charlotte, NC 28216
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Section 4.0 Pre-Installation
4.1 When Unit is Delivered:
Electrical
Please make sure the voltage specified on the order acknowledgment is consistent with the
building voltage prior to install. It is the end user’s responsibility to ensure adequate electrical
capacity based upon loads which can be provided by NEDERMAN. If the motor starter has been
purchased from NEDERMAN, it will be pre-wired to the specified voltage. NEDERMAN does NOT
supply any disconnects. It is the end user’s responsibility to coordinate ALL wiring with a
LICENSED electrician. Motor and motor starter warranties are VOID unless wired by a LICENSED
electrician.
Foundation
Units MUST be set and anchored on a level surface.
It is the end user's responsibility to adhere to local building codes that relate to foundation
guidelines.
NEDERMAN does NOT provide any recommendations that relate to type of foundation, thickness or
construction details.
Permits - ALL permits (building, air or otherwise) are the responsibility of the end user.
4.2 Inspection upon Delivery:
Immediately upon receipt of the equipment, carefully inspect all parts to make certain that the unit
is in good condition and that all items listed on the packing list are received. Even though the
equipment is properly secured on skids at our factory, it is possible for it to be damaged in transit.
Please pay particular attention to the large components such as: the filter fan housing and ducting
(if included) for obvious damage.
Note all damages and shortages on the Bill of Lading and take immediate steps to file reports or
damage claims directly with the freight carrier. All damages incurred to the unit in transit are the
responsibility of the freight company.
Nederman shipment terms: F.O.B./EXW origin and ownership passes to the purchaser once the
equipment is loaded and accepted by the freight carrier.
ANY CLAIMS FOR “INTRANSIT’ DAMAGE OR SHORTAGES MUST BE BROUGHT AGAINST THE
CARRIER BY THE PURCHASER. SAVE THE CONTAINERS AND ALL PACKING MATERIALS FOR
POSSIBLE INSPECTION BY THE CARRIER OR ITS AGENT. OTHERWISE, FILING A FREIGHT CLAIM CAN
BE DIFFICULT. IF YOU DISCOVER DAMAGES AFTER YOU’VE SIGNED FOR DELIVERY, PLEASE CALL
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Section 4.0 Pre-Installation
4.3 Offloading:
The dust collection unit is shipped with the bag house roof (lowered), hopper section and fan pre-
assembled. The unit should be offloaded and moved with a forklift truck having a minimum 65”
(1.65 m) long forks. It is further recommended that the unit be set directly from the truck to the
pad or piers upon which it will be installed (see page 11 for specific instructions).
4.4 Required Equipment:
•Forklift Truck (a minimum of 65” (1.65 m) long forks required)
•Screwdriver
•Socket wrenches, metric sizes (or adjustable wrenches)
4.5 Storage Procedures:
If the unit cannot be installed immediately, the dust collector components should be stored as
follows:
•Motor Starter: Store indoors in a temperature and humidity controlled environment.
•Filter Hopper, Filter Top, and Fan Assemblies: Store off of the ground with all external
cavities covered to prevent collection of water.
•Ducting components shipped in boxes: Store indoors, if possible.
The dust collector is intended to be located indoors. If the unit cannot be stored inside
immediately, it is recommended that the unit be covered with a tarp or like material in such a way
that the unit is not exposed to the outdoor elements/weather.
Exposure to outdoor elements can cause galvanic corrosion affecting the
aesthetics of the unit.
NOTICE
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Section 5.0 Electrical Requirements
5.1 Electrical connection of electrical control and power supply:
Units with no factory mounted electrical control, require an electrical control that is made according
to the Nederman regulations must be connected else there is no guarantee on the product.
5.2 Non-line of Sight Operation:
If the collector is operated where its function, or non-function, is not directly visible and where a
defective filter function may lead to a dangerous situation, the operation of the collector must be
monitored by means of a pressure switch providing an immediate malfunction alarm.
5.3 Connection to Power Supply:
•5 hp (3.7 kW), 7.5 hp (5.6 kW) or 10 hp (7.5 kW) electrical motors are used depending on
model. Verify motor and power supply upon receipt of order and consult a certified
electrician or maintenance department for any necessary connection accessories.
•Single phase units requite a motor starter and 208 V or 230 V, 60 Hz power supply.
•Three phase units require a motor starter and 208 V, 230 V, 480 V or 575 V, 60 Hz power
supply (per order) with the necessary amperage for horsepower provided.
5.4 Grounding Instructions:
For collectors with flammable and explosive dust, piping must be made of a material preventing
static electricity. For non-conducting short connection elements, e.g. flexible connections, an
electric wire (min 14 awg (2.5 mm2)) should be mounted on the outside of the connection element
between the pipe ends. For bypassing of static electricity, an additional ground connection should
be established, see figure below.
A : Steel stand of Collector
B : Foundation
C : Earth
D : Connection M10 screw and cable eye
E : Cable connection. 10-4 awg (6-25 mm2) but not
smaller than 50% of the largest conductor connected
to the plant and not larger than 4 awg (25 mm2).
F : Terminal box for earth rod
G : Earth ground rod
-Bigger than 6 awg (16 mm2) with corrosion jacket
-Bigger than 4awg (25 mm2) for copper without jacket
-Bigger than 1 awg (50 mm2) for hot galvanized
D, E, F and G should be bought together for corrosion reasons
NOTICE
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Section 6.0 Installation
6.1 Introduction:
Assembly and start-up is only to be performed by educated and experienced staff, as errors can
damage and/or reduce the lifetime of the filter. These instructions and the safety warnings should
be read carefully prior to erecting and start-up.
Meets the definition of enclosureless dust collector per NFPA 664-2020 section 3.3.12.2 and
meets NFPA 654-2020 section 3.3.21 when using an aluminum fan wheel/impeller.
Must be installed per all applicable local, state and federal regulations including NFPA 664-
2020 section 9.3.4 or NFPA 654-2020 section 9.3.13.1.1.2 if appropriate.
6.2 Main Components:
NOTICE
WARNING
Filter Bags
Fan
Fan Legs
Filter Legs/Supports
Leg Brace
S-Bin
S-Filter Collar
S-Filter Clamp
S-Bin Collar
Motor
Fan Inlet
Hopper
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Section 6.0 Installation
6.3 Shipment:
Typically the filter bag house, hopper and fan are delivered as shown below with shrink
wrap/film.
The filter unit is shipped with the top/baghouse collapsed.
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Section 6.0 Installation
6.4 Off-loading & Set-up:
Step 1
When removing the unit from the skid, locate the decals (as seen below) indicating where to
insert/place the forklift forks (requires a 65” (1.65 m) min length fork) which will provide even
weight distribution and the unit tipping over while moving. Note: Unit must be placed on a level
foundation.
Step 2 – Set-up (raising the bag house roof)
Once the unit is in the desired location, raising the bag house roof requires one person at each of the four
legs/corner. (see photo below).
1) Unbolt the bag house roof legs from dust collector legs saving the nuts and bolts for step 3.
2) While holding the roof legs close to the filter legs, evenly extend/raise the bag house roof
and roof legs at the same time.
3) Once completely raised, secure the bag house roofs legs in place reusing the nuts and bolts.
Bags have a sewn in snap ring securing bag to the inside of hopper holes.
CAUTION
Leg bracing can be removed from one
side after the filter has been set in
place If you are using barrels.
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Section 7.0 System Operation
7.1 How the Dust Collector Works:
1. The dust laden air from the plant is pulled through the supply duct (item #1) and enters the
system via the COMBIFAB fan (item #2).
2. The dust laden air then enters the hopper section (item #3).
3. As the air speed reduces within the hopper, the heavier dust particles will fall down into the
collection bags or bins (item #4).
4. The remaining fine dust (item #6) travels up inside of the filter bags (item #5).
5. The clean air (item #7) exits the filter bags into the surrounding atmosphere.
5
1
2
3
7
6
4
5
COMBIFAB
Collection
Filter Bag
Filter Bag
Air Inlet Supply Duct
Hopper
Clean Air to Plant
Air and fine dust
Dust Laden
Air from Plant
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Section 7.0 System Operation
7.2 Cleaning the Bag Filters (ONLY off-line and when fan is stopped)
It’s a fire hazard to clean bags while fan is in motion!
1. Cleaned by applying physical force to the outside of the filter bags (item #5).
Note: Optional manual, mechanical and automatic shaker cleaning systems are available.
2. The dust cake (item #8) hanging on the inside of the filter bag, falls into the hopper
sections and then drops into the collection bags or bins (item #4).
7.3 System Awareness:
•Read the SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS carefully before commencing any type of activity.
•Not following the safety instructions may lead to serious personal injury.
•Access doors may only be opened in accordance with the safety instructions.
•Authorized personnel may perform adjustment of the electrical controls without cover only
when the electrical control is not connected to the supply voltage and in accordance with
the current safety rules.
•The operator of this dust collector will normally be working in areas connected by means of
a pipe system and not a permanently working at the collector.
•Start/stop is activated by means of an electrical control (normally in connection with start
of a fan connected to the filter). Start/stop will often be located near the operator’s normal
workplace, i.e. physically separated from the collector.
5 Filter Bag
COMBIFAB Fan 2
4Collection
Dust Cake
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Section 7.0 System Operation
7.4 Operation:
The initial start must take place in accordance with the maintenance and mounting instructions
for the S-Series and must be performed by trained authorized personnel.
Normal Start
Pressing the start button on the motor starter connected to the fan activates a normal start.
The dust collector can also be started via a signal from an installed external start/stop system.
NormalStop
A normal stop is made by pressing the stop button on the electrical motor starter or via a signal
from an external start/stop system if installed.
Normal stop should not be made by means of the emergency stop button!
Please follow the safety instructions (page 8) in the case of a stop for inspection.
EmergencyStop
In the case of an emergency, the filter can be stopped by activating the emergency stop button.
Emptying of Filter Bags andContainers
Filters should be inspected in accordance with the maintenance instructions in section 8.
Waste/collection containers must be emptied periodically. Before emptying, shut down the
dust collector and clean the filter bags manually or with installed shaker cleaning system. Dust
laden air is a hazard so googles, dust mask and gloves should be worn.
Dust should NOT be stored for long periods of time in the waste/collection containers.
The optimal time for emptying the collection containers in applications containing large amounts
of fine dust is prior to starting the dust collector so that any inhalable dust is settled.
Disposal of collected dust and debris must be done according to local government guidelines.
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Optional shaker filter bag cleaning systems are available with
new units and can be retrofitted on units in the field.
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Section 8.0 Maintenance
Before performing any service or maintenance work on this equipment,
the safety procedure and warnings listed below must be followed.
1. Disconnect all power supplies.
NOTE: Equipment may have more than one power supply to disconnect.
2. Lockout-Tag out all disconnected power supplies to prevent equipment being turned
on while work is being performed.
3. Personnel accessing the dust compartment must wear proper PPE including breathing
equipment and eye protection.
4. When working overhead or in a storage silo, proper supports must be in place to
prevent collapse of material above or below the working area.
5. When working overhead or in a storage silo, personnel must wear safety belts with
properly attached lifelines.
6. Once service or maintenance is completed, reinstall and safety guards before starting
the dust collector
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Section 8.0 Maintenance
Please carefully read the SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS in its entirety before commencing any type of
activity as there is potential for serious personal injury if not followed.
Only authorized personnel may perform adjustment of the electrical controls without cover,
when the electrical control is not connected to the supply voltage and in accordance with the
current safety rules.
Please note the following:
-Before any type of inspection or maintenance activities are commenced, the dust
collector must be completely stopped, the electrical control must be disconnected in
such a way that the collector cannot be started inadvertently. The collector should not
be started again until all guards, doors etc. Have been restored correctly.
-Only use original NEDERMAN spare parts for repairs.
8.1 Maintenance:
Fan
The fan wheel is carefully balanced at the factory to ensure vibration-free function. Vibrations
can arise during operation due to dust deposits on the fan wheel or loose fan wheel bolts.
These vibrations should stop once the fan wheel has been cleaned and/or tightened. Contact
a certified technician If the vibrations persists after cleaning and tightening of the fan wheel as
vibrations can reduce the life of the fan.
Motor
Normal motor maintenance comprises cleaning of the motor and lubrication of bearings per
the maintenance schedule. Electric motors are lubricated according to the manufacturer’s
instructions. Note: over-greasing of bearings can cause premature bearing and/or motor
failure. The amount of grease added should be carefully controlled. Bearing life is dependent
upon proper use and maintenance.
Filter Bags
The durability and life expectancy of the filter bags are heavily dependent on the operational
conditions, filter bag stress, type of dust and dust load but under normal operating conditions
and proper maintenance, filter bags should last 3 to 5 years.
Filter bags should be checked frequently for proper attachment to the hopper. Due to the
attachment design, it is common to erroneously assume the bags are secured properly. The
stainless steel “snap ring” sewn on the inside of the bottom of each bag, must be centered,
horizontally, in the cell plate. Extreme areas of wear and tear on certain filter bags may be
caused by malfunctions in the operation, and should be checked by a qualified technician.
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Section 8.0 Maintenance
During normal operation and even after cleaning, a small dust layer remaining on the inside of the
bags assists in the collection.
Fine dust that cannot be blown out will become deposited/trapped in the filter fabric. Therefore,
the filter bag will lose its efficiency over time due to these deposits in the fabric and wear and
tear. In applications with a high fine dust concentrations, the filter bags should be cleaned
mechanically through “beating”, “shaking” or via optional shaker systems.
8.2 Service and Repair:
Only specially trained or certified personnel should perform service and repair.
Before any work can begin, the main switch must eliminate the power supply and it must be
ensured that no unintended restart can occur. An option would be to lock out and tag out the main
switch. Accumulated energy, such as in a compressed air system, must also be interrupted or
discharged before commencing the work.
For service and repair work done in the dust laden air, at a minimum the following safety
equipment must be used.
•Respiratory Protective Device, possiblywith fresh air supplies
•Gogglesor shield mask possibly in connection with fresh air supply in toxic dust Applications,
supplement with required special equipment. For fire/explosive dust, the following must
also be used:
•Fire Retardant Suit
•Fire Retardant Working Gloves
•Safety Footwear
•Safety Helmet
•Sparkless toolswherever possible
Inspection of filters from the clean air side/in the clean air chamber should only be performed
when the collector system has completely stopped. The personal safety equipment referred to
above should be used.
If cleaning is performed using a vacuum cleaner, protection must be provided against static
electric charging.
Boring of holes in dust collector housing or adjoining pipe ducts should only be performed only
when the system is off, has completely stopped and has been cleaned, While doing so, make sure
no heat generated.
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Section 8.0 Maintenance
Any item causing an electrical must be removed and repaired or replaced utilizing proper
troubleshooting and repair procedures prior to further operation.
Disposal of components, dust/waste from cleaning, as well as other waste, must be performed to
the guidelines for the particular materials based on local and federal guidelines. In case of doubt,
consult the person responsible for company safety.
8.3 Scheduled Maintenance Check List:
The system should be continuously checked according to the following recommended schedule
which is based on a single daily 8 hour shift. Schedule should be adjusted accordingly to increased
or decreased operation times.
Check Interval (Months)
Filter Bags (attachment to hopper, wear & tear) 1 (monthly)
Hopper (dust build up, wear and tear) 1 (monthly)
Fan Bearings (lubrication, bolts) 3 (quarterly)
Bag House (wear and tear, leaking) 6 (bi-annual)
Fan Wheel (lubrication, balance, wear & tear) 12 (annually)
8.4 RecommendedLubricants:
Motor Bearings: The electric motors are pre-greased with a polyurea mineral oil NGLI grade 2 type
grease unless stated otherwise on the motor nameplate.
Compatible brands:
Chevron SRI #2
Rykon Premium #2
Exxon Polyrex EM
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Section 9.0 Spare Parts
Reduce downtime by stocking certified Nederman spare parts!
S-500 S-750 S-1000
Filter Bag Requirement (per Unit) 16 Bags 24 Bags 24 Bags
Recommended Filter Bag Safety Stock 4 Bags 4 Bags 2 Bags
Item
Description
Part #
Qty
Filter Bag S-500/S-750 Superbag - 8.66” x 54.13” (220 mm x 1375 mm) 89251020 1
Filter Bag S-1000 Superbag XT15 - 8.66” x 77.16” (220 mm x 1960 mm) 89251021 1
Clamp 500 mm QF Clamp (bags, barrels or bin) 89201003
1
Waste Bag 8 mil Plastic Collection Bag Roll (90 pcs) 89201024
1
Dump Bin 230 gal (871 L)33"x70.5"x36.5" (838 mmx1790 mmx927 mm)
89101011 1
Barrel 45 gal (170 L) Collection Barrel 89201004
1
Shaker Filter Bag Cleaning Kits (see Shaker IOM)
Shaker Kit S-500 Manual 89101071 1
Shaker Kit S-500 Mechanical 89101072 1
Shaker Kit S-500 Automatic – 208-230 V/460 V 89101073 1
Shaker Kit S-500 Automatic – 575 V 89101074 1
Shaker Kit S-750 & S-1000 Manual 89101075 1
Shaker Kit S-750 & S-1000 Mechanical 89101076 1
Shaker Kit S-750 & S-1000 Automatic – 208-230 V/460 V 89101077 1
Shaker Kit S-750 & S-1000 Automatic – 575 V 89101078 1
Shaker Upgrade Kits (See Shaker IOM for more information)
Shaker Kit Manual to Mechanical 89101079 1
Shaker Kit Manual to Automatic - 208-230 V/460 V 89101080
1
Shaker Kit Manual to Automatic – 575 V 89101081 1
Valve Shut Off Valve (Shaker Kit replacement) 89101082 1
Reg/Filter Regulator & Filter Combo (Shaker Kit replacement) 89101083 1

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Section 10.0 Data Sheets – S-500
108” (2743 mm)
Optional Collector:
•45gal (170 L) Barrel
47” (1194 mm)
Design Floor model for indoor use
Specifications Inlet hole size:
9.84” (250 mm)
Filter bag size: 8.66” (220 mm) x 54.13” (1375 mm)
Filter bag qty.: sixteen (16)
Filter bag: Superbag 2000 XT15 Antistatic Polyester
Filter area per bag: 10.125 ft2 (0.94 m2) Total Filter area: 162 ft2(15 m2)
Air flowcapacity: 1500-3000 cfm (2549 –5097 m3/hr)
Static pressure: w.g. = inches of H20 (Pa)
8.0” (1993 Pa) @ 1,500 cfm (2549 m3/hr)
7.5” (1868 Pa) @ 2,000 cfm (3398 m3/hr)
5.0” (1245 Pa) @ 3,000 cfm (5097 m3/hr)
Dimensions Base: 47” (1194 mm) x 78” (1981 mm)
Height: 108” (2743 mm)
Weight/Shipping Weight: 656 lbs. (295 kg) / 880 lbs. (399 kg)
Construction Collector: Pre-formed galvanized steel
Motor Type: TEFC capacitor-start induction
Size: 5 hp (3.7 kW)
Phase/voltage: Single Phase 208 V
3 Phase 208-230 V/460 V
Frequency: 60 Hz
Speed: 1760 rpm
Activation: On/Off push button
Bearings: factory lubricated
78” (1981 mm)