Pureair 600hs User manual

600HS “S”Housing

600HS “L”Housing

INSTALLATION INSTRUCTIONS

MODELS 600HS, 1200HS, 2000HS PLUS

“HVAC”

1200/2000HS “L”Housing

1200/2000HS “S”Housing

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ASSEMBLY INSTRUCTIONS

HVAC VERSION

Unpack your unit and remove all packing from the blower and motor

assembly.

Remove both housing access doors.

VERY IMPORTANT NOTE! MAKE SURE THE BLOWER WHEEL SPINS

FREELY.

For 1200/2000 "S" version units skip to Step 8.

From the filter section, remove the wire framed pre-filter and carbon filter.

Locate the two HEPA filter holding strips that also act as a tray for the

carbon filter and pre-filter. Remove the two hex nuts and associated

screws on both holding trays and remove the trays from the housing.

Remove the hex head screws that are in the gasket material on the

BOTTOM (motor) section of your unit. The BOTTOM & TOP (filter)

sections are symmetrical, so they can be rotated 360 degrees so the

discharge can be pointed in four different directions to accommodate

any installation configuration. This allows for best directional location

for the TOP section filter access door. MAKE SURE THE DISCHARGE

DIRECTION IS CORRECT FOR YOUR APPLICATION BEFORE

ASSEMBLING. Align the sections as desired. Place the TOP section on

the BOTTOM section, align the holes and tighten the hex head screws.

Insert HEPA filter. BE CAREFUL TO NOT PUNCTURE THE HEPA MEDIA.

The gasket should be toward the motor unit. Center the gasket over the

knife-edges so that it is even on all four sides. Replace the two HEPA

holding trays.

Remove the wrapping from the carbon filter and slide the carbon filter and

pre-filter back into the trays and replace the access door.

Please look at the attached "typical installation" drawings. The inlet duct should be

connected to the main return air duct leading to the heating/cooling system, and the

discharge duct should be connected to the point where the return air duct enters the

heating/cooling fan area.

ALWAYS INSTALL THIS SYSTEM IN A BY-PASS CONFIGURATION.

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MATERIALS NEEDED FOR COMMON HVAC INSTALLATIONS

Section of 12" (14" for 1200/2000 units) diameter sheet metal (recommended) or

flex duct. You will need 3' to 6' for most installations.

Section of 10" (14" for 1200/2000 units) diameter sheet metal (recommended) or

flex duct. You will need 6" to 24" for most installations.

12" collar (14" for 1200/2000 units) for connection to return air duct.

10" collar (14" for 1200/2000 units) for connection to fan return side of HVAC unit.

4" by 18" ( 4" by 24" for 1200/2000 units) piece of sheet metal for Air Scoop. Or a

prefabricated damper. This is recommended to be installed with every unit.

Sheet metal screws, duct tape or metal tape. 12 gauge electrical wire for power to

unit.

Thermostat wire.

INSTALLATION OF THE DUCTING

Select the proper location for the attachment of the inlet and discharge ducts.

Try to keep a minimum of 6 feet between the inlet and discharge openings. This

will prevent the Pure Air Systems’ filtration unit from recycling the same air. Cut

the openings in the existing return air duct. We recommend an air scoop be

placed inside of the return air duct so that it directs air into the inlet duct of your

filtration system. You can use a damper as an air scoop. Make sure the damper is

angled to direct the air from the return air duct into the inlet duct of your filtration

system.

Use sheet metal screws, duct tape or aluminum tape to attach the duct sections

to the collars on the inlet of the unit and the air return. Make sure there are no air

leaks.Repeat this same procedure for the discharge duct. Make sure all

connections are tight and taped.

ELECTRICAL WIRING & POWER CONNECTION

***WIRING FROM 240 VOLT***

For 240 volt operation you will need to cut the "black jumper wire" that connects pin 1

to pin 2 on the 5 pin white power connector attached to the back end of the motor.

FAILURE TO COMPLETE THIS WIRING CHANGE WILL

RESULT IN DAMAGE TO THE MOTOR.

NOTE: ALWAYS FOLLOW ELECTRICAL CODES FOR YOUR AREA. We

recommend a dedicated 15 amp service for all of our air filtration systems. The

conduit connector is designed for EMT conduit or Romex cable. Wire the

black, white and green (ground) wires through the conduit connector to the

black, white and green wires inside the unit.

CONTROL WIRING FROM THE THERMOSTAT

Your air filtration system is designed and programmed to respond to the

thermostat and run in-sync with the HVAC system. When the thermostat is in

the auto mode the unit will ramp up to high speed when the thermostat calls

for heating or cooling. Once the demand is met, the unit will shut off when the

HVAC unit shuts off. If the thermostat is in the On mode, the unit will ramp up

to high speed until HVAC demand is met and then ramp down to one of four

volume settings on the Tap Board. For best performance set the thermostat

setting to the On mode. This will allow both the HVAC system and air filtration

unit to run all the time, moving air through the house. This will maintain a

more consistent temperature while continually filtering the air.

WIRING TO TERMINAL STRIP

There are 6 screw terminals on the terminal strip. The indicator label below the

strip shows the location of the wires for proper installation. The color-coding is

as follows: From left to right; Black & Brown (24 VAC transformer) positive

and common, White (W1/W2) heat, Yellow (Y1/Y2) cool, Green fan, Red 24V

positive. Wire from the transformer or from the corresponding contact block

or terminals in the HVAC unit to the terminal block in the unit. Make sure all

connections are tight. The thermostat control wires should be pulled through

the 7/8" finishing plug located next to the conduit connector.

TWO-STAGE COOLING---TWO-STAGE HEATING: Many HVAC systems

incorporate a two-stage compressor for cooling and two-stage heating systems.

If this is the case, the HVAC system will usually run at 50% of volume in the first

stage mode and then ramp up to 100% of volume in the second stage mode.

This unit also recognizes these variations. When wiring this unit to a two-stage

cooling system you will need to take the Y/Y2 wire from the thermostat/HVAC

unit and wire this to the yellow position on the terminal strip in the unit. When

wiring this unit to a two-stage heating system you will need to take the W/W2

wire from the thermostat/HVAC unit and wire this to the white position on the

terminal strip in the unit.

NEVER CHANGE THE TAP BOARD SETTINGS WHEN THE MOTOR IS RUNNING

TAP BOARD SELECTOR VOLUME CONTROL

The tap board is mounted on the adapter panel at the factory. The black wire

from the terminal strip is connected to the 24 VAC tap on the board. This should

ALWAYS be connected. Please check this connection. The other four taps on

the board are for speed/volume settings for the blower in the off-demand or fan

only running cycles (low, med, high, max). The twin orange wires from the

harness are connected to the low tap from the factory. This means in an off-

demand or fan only (non-demand) mode the blower will run at 30% of volume.

The medium setting is 50% of volume, the high setting is 80% of volume and the

max setting is 100% of volume. For best operational performance and lowest

operating costs we recommend either the low or medium settings. NOTE: In any

case, the lowest tap board setting can be no higher than the lowest running

volume of the variable speed HVAC system.

TESTING THE UNIT

To ensure that all the control wiring is correct, cycle through the heat and

cool settings on the thermostat and make sure the air filtration unit runs at the

correct volumes in conjunction with the HVAC unit. Don't forgetifyouwantto

makeanadjustment on the tap board you must first turn off the unit before

switching to another setting. If you have any problems or questions please

call us at: 800-869-8025.

ODOR ADSORPTION MODELS

All Odor Adsorption models are identical to the regular models except there is

no HEPA filter. In-lieu of the HEPA filter there is a carbon cannister.

General Residential Guidelines

for Replacing Filters

•Prefilter 3 months

•Carbon filter every year

•HEPA filter 2.5 to 3 years

6115 Guion Rd.

Indianapolis, IN 46254

800.869.8025 or 317.291.4341

Fax 317.291.4381

pas@pureairsystems.com

General Commercial Guidelines

for Replacing Filters

•Prefilter once a month

•Carbon filter every 6 months

•HEPA filter once a year

6115 Guion Rd.

Indianapolis, IN 46254

800.869.8025 or 317.291.4341

Fax 317.291.4381

pas@pureairsystems.com

6115 Guion Rd.

Indianapolis, IN 46254

800.869.8025

317.291.4341

e-mail: pas@pureairsystems.com

www.pureairsystems.com

FILTER MAINTENANCE

WARNING

(Before changing any filters always turn power off to unit by switching the lighted rocker

switch located on the discharge or motor section of the unit to the off or down position.)

PREFILTER: (change every 3 to 4 months unless used in commercial applications.)

1.) Ring panel prefilter is located on top or next to the carbon filter. Simply slide the prefilter out and replace with new prefilter. Make sure white side is

facing up or toward the airflow. Replace filter door and turn lighted rocker switch back to the on or up position.

CARBON FILTER: (change every 9 to 12 months unless used in commercial applications.)

1.) Carbon filter is located just under the prefilter or between prefilter and HEPA filter. Some housings you’ll have to remove prefilter before you can

remove and replace carbon filter. Replace prefilter on top of carbon filter. Replace filter door and turn lighted rocker switch back to the on or up position.

HEPA FILTER: (change every 2.5 to 3 years unless used in commercial applications.)

1.) Remove prefilter and carbon filter.

2.) Remove nuts and bolts (two on each side) that attach hold down channels. On some housings you’ll need to loosen the set screws (top and bottom)

and remove the bolts to the compression brackets. Remove both channels and or brackets. Lift HEPA filter out of housing.

3.) Carefully place new HEPA filter back in housing. Lift and position HEPA filter with gasket side facing down sitting evenly on metal knife edge on all four

sides.