FreshFilter · Vertical fan coils

FreshFilter-VCU

FreshFilter-VCU drops into a vertical fan coil in place of the old dust filter, so the room’s own unit treats the air with UV-C and PCOR photocatalytic media. It takes no floor space, and it’s made for hotels and multi-family buildings.

  • CGUV-FRESHFILTER-VCU
  • Replaces the dust filter
  • MERV 8 · carbon
  • 110–277 V
Vertical fan coilILLUSTRATIONIn place of theold dust filter
Illustration, not to scale. The spec sheet shows the exact unit.

Specifications

ModelCGUV-FRESHFILTER-VCU
FitsThe return-filter slot of a vertical fan coil or in-room HVAC cabinet
Lamps2 × 65 W, high-output
WavelengthUV-C, 253.7 nm
TreatmentUV-C and PCOR photocatalytic media, for odors and VOCs
FiltrationMERV 8 and activated carbon
Power130 W; 110–277 V AC, 50/60 Hz
Dimensions413 × 686 × 279 mm (16.3 × 27 × 11 in)
Weight5.4 kg (12 lb)
Lamp lifeRated 16,000 hours
OptionsBMS controls, LED status indicators and door switches

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