Air Showers

Air Shower unit — Air Showers for Cleanrooms

Air Showers have become an integral component of the modern cleanroom because their benefits more than pay for the small amount of space they occupy. With their interlocking doors and automatic cycling, personnel air shower systems act as traffic guards, controlling passage into and out of the cleanroom.
The following is a list of cleanroom air showers offered by CleanAir Solutions:
E-Series Economy Air Shower
S-Series Standard Air Shower
V-Series VLF Air Shower (provide vertical flow at 100FPM)
L-Series Low-Height Air Shower
Sample Configurations for Air Shower Systems
Air Shower Design Specifications
Air Showers clean micro particles off personnel and equipment as they enter or exit a cleanroom. Upon exit, cleanrooms are envelope sealed when the unit automatically switches into an airlock. They can also be used to remove hazardous contaminate from personnel when exiting facilities
Not to be ignored is the psychological impact a cleanroom air shower creates: Personnel are reminded with every passage that they are entering a controlled environment, while prospective clients are assured of your quality control standards when they enter your facility.
Please contact CleanAir Solutions to request a no-obligation quote on any of our cleanroom air shower products.

Low height air shower unit — S SERIES Personnel Entry Clean Air Shower

Designed to remove surface contamination from personnel entering a cleanroom. The personnel air shower room is automatically actuated upon entry-releasing a bath of clean air from the side walls and ceiling. After a timed duration, the shower shuts off and allows exit. The HEPA filtered air is 99.99% efficient on .3 microns, and is recirculated for containment. Available in two configurations: Model S (straight-thru, illustrated), and model L (providing right angle passage). Parts Pass Thru Air Showers for Cleanrooms also available.

Air shower tunnel — Air Shower Specifications

Filter
Twelve inch HEPA (High Efficiency Particulate Air) type, PSL challenged, zero probed. Minimum efficiency of 99.99% at .3 microns.
Pre-filter
One inch bonded polyfiber media minimizes surface-loading. Low wall return to HEPA filter atop unit. Quick release grille.
Airflow
Air velocity at nozzle is minimum 6000fpm.
Construction
Standard construction is Woodboard with plastic laminate exterior. Epoxy Painted Steel, 304 or 316L Stainless Steel units are also available.
Motor/blower compartment has hinged access panels.
Return air plenums are painted.
Door interlocks operate on magnetic system.
HEPA filter mounted on exit side of the cleanroom air shower in top section.
360 degree adjustable air nozzles.
Anodized aluminum doors with clear acrylic windows.
0-999 second adjustable operation pre-set to 30 seconds.
Electrical & Power Requirements
All electrical components UL Approved. 230V or 460V, 3 Ph.
Junction box on top for customer power supply.
Control circuitry 12V DC & 24 V AC.
Motor/Blower Assembly
High efficiency motors to reduce electrical load.
Motors thermally protected & self-lubricating.
Motors/Blowers are selected to maintain constant required airflow rate up to twice the initial static pressure.
Filter/Blower housing has simple plug-in connector.
Lighting
Recessed 2 pin fluorescent lighting. 60 ft. candles.
Controls
Cleanroom air shower operation controlled by solid sate LCD timer, with tamper-proof closure to ensure selected setting is maintained.
Emergency "off" button with audible alarm installed inside the air shower. Built-in relays from motors, locks and timers. Sequential operation initiated by sensor & door magnetic switch.

Please contact CleanAir Solutions to request a no-obligation quote on any of our cleanroom air showers.

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