PARMAIR REXO 120 MAC filter

PARMAIR REXO 120 MAC air handling unit filter set includes:

• 1 fine filter cassette F7, (supply air)
• 1 pc white coarse filter cloth G4, (supply air
• 1 piece white coarse filter cloth G4, (exhaust air).

ADDITIONAL PRODUCTS

A pair of extra coarse filters
The coarse filter fabrics for the supply and exhaust air often get dirty faster than the fine filter cartridge for the supply air. By ordering additional coarse filters, you can, if necessary, replace only the coarse filter fabrics for the supply and exhaust air without replacing the fine filter cassette.

Cell cleaner
The operation of the heat recovery cell is substantially affected by its purity. Likavex detergent is a dilutable detergent suitable for cell cleaning and many other cleaning purposes.

FINE FILTER CARTRIDGE DETAILS

• Meets the new ISO 16890 standard ePM1 55% rating (= F7)
• Made of moisture-resistant polyester

REPLACING THE FILTERS

Be sure to change the filters often enough. Clogged filters are not working as intended.

The recommended replacement interval for filters is 2 times a year. A good rule of thumb is to change the filters in your air handling unit in the spring and fall.
Also clean any loose dirt from the ventilation unit, eg by vacuuming.
Also check the cleanliness of the heat recovery cell and, if necessary, wash it with a suitable cell detergent.

INSTALLATION OF FILTERS AND DIRECTION OF AIRFLOW

The F7 fine filter cartridges are marked with an airflow direction arrow, so installation in the correct direction is easy.
Due to the design of the coarse filters, the direction of the air flow is not important when installing them.

DOMESTICITY

We have chosen a domestic (finnish) manufacturer for our PARMAIR REXO 120 accessory filters, whose high-quality domestic materials, construction and properties correspond as closely as possible to those used in the factory's original filters. With this, we aim to offer our customers solutions for good indoor air as well as low pressure drop of filters, long service life and low energy consumption.

GOOD INDOOR AIR

When the indoor air is of high quality, it is dust-free, odorless, draft-free and tasteless! It is somehow “non-existent”.
In contrast to good indoor air, poor indoor air is identified very quickly with its problems.

Filters are the most important components of ventilation systems and have a significant impact on indoor air quality. For this reason, it is worth investing in the replacement and quality of filters in order to minimize harmful air pollution and particles from the outside air and thus improve the health impact of indoor air.