Surepleat: Minimum Depth Side Access Filter & Moisture Separator Housing
Surepleat: Minimum Depth Side Access Filter & Moisture Separator Housing
Surepleat
F O R E M O S T I N A I R F I LT R AT I O N Minimum Depth Side Access
Filter & Moisture Separator Housing
Bulletin PB1600-1106
General Construction
Surepleat Side Access Filter Housings are mini- Housings are constructed of 16 ga. galvanized
mum depth units designed to accommodate steel with upstream and downstream outwardly
ASHRAE-rated filters 2 in. (standard), 4 in. or 6 in. turned flanges. Units include “Z” channel vertical
(optional) in depth. They are factory-assembled support members on all four corners.
flanged units suitable for installation in a duct or Filter tracks are extruded aluminum and are gas-
next to an air handling unit. As little as 12 in. of in- keted with replaceable polypropylene pile air seals.
line depth is required with no need for holding Housings are equipped with two access doors that
frames or fasteners. are sealed with neoprene gasketing on the perime-
Surepleat Housings accommodate filters of differ- ter. Doors are equipped with 1.5 in. positive-seal-
ent types and efficiencies up to 95% per ASHRAE ing knobs made of UV-resistant plastic with corro-
Standard 52.1 dust-spot test methods ASHRAE sion-resistant brass inserts. Construction of the top
52.2 Test Standards. pan allows rainwater to drain off easily so that addi-
Filters are easily serviced through quick-opening tional weather proofing is rarely required.
access doors. Factory-gasketed channels and
doors assure positive sealing. The efficiency of
Options
fully-loaded housings is equal to that of the individ- • Double-walled insulation on doors only or on
ual filters. the entire housing
Versatility • Drain tubes for moisture separators
Both prefilter and final filter requirements can be • Flanges to connect with air handlers
accomplished by using the combination 2 in./4 in. • 1 in. wide track for 6 in. headered filters
track. Surepleat Housings are available in a wide
range of sizes up to 8 ft. high and 12 in. wide. They • 4 in. track
can operate at face velocities up to 625 fpm with 4 • Aluminum or 304 stainless steel construction.
in. filters.
Important Features
• Units are constructed of durable 16 ga.
galvanized steel.
• “Z” channel support members reinforce all four
corners.
• All tracks and doors are fully gasketed.
• Holding frames or fasteners are not required.
Notes:
1. Height and Width Code: The first numeral represents the number of 24 in. x 24 in. filters high or wide.
If 24 in. x 12 in. filters are also used in the height or width, the second numeral is “5”.
2. Dimensions are based on using nominal size 24 in. x 24 in. and 24 in. x 12 in. filters. Select filters from capacity chart fo
2 in. disposable filters; 2 in. or 4 in. PrePleat filters; 6 in. RAH Rigid- Air; or 4 in. PrecisionCell mini pleat filters.
3. For capacities other than those shown, ratio the face velocities.
4. Maximum recommended velocities:
2 in. disposable filters: 300 fpm 2 in. pleated filters: 500 fpm
4 in. pleated filters: 625 fpm 4 in. PrecisionCell filters: 625 fpm
6 in. Rigid-Air and PrecisionCell filters: See applicable capacity chart.
C
E
D F
E. Notched top flange to pre-
vent rain from collecting on
housing top
F. Corner posts bolted
A. Neoprene gaskets around periphery of door through bearing plates
sealed with silicone
B. Easy-grip knob for compound
positive sealing to door latch
C. 1-1/2 in. standing duct connection flange front and back
D. Bolted “Z” channel support posts in each corner
(1) Filters/Weight: Top letter/number combination indicates the number of and nominal face size of filters required to fill the
unit. “A” stands for nominal 24” x 24” filter. “C stands for nominal 24” x 12” filter. Bottom number indicates the approximate
weight of the housing EMPTY. Add approximately 2 pounds per 2 inch depth filter; 5 pounds per 4” depth filter; and 12
pounds per 6” depth filter to determine approximate weight when loaded with filters.
• Standard housing depth is 12”
1. Standard construction is 16 ga. galvanized steel frame and casing, extruded aluminum filter tracks with replaceable
polypropylene pile gaskets, neoprene door gaskets and positive-sealing door latches with easy-grip knobs.
2. System static pressure range for standard housings is from -4.0 in. w.g. to +3.0 in. w.g.
3. Allow 27 in. minimum clearance on one or preferably both sides for filter installation.
4. Intermediate supports furnished on housings over 4 ft. wide.
Guide Specifications
1.0 Filter Housings 2.0 Construction
2.1 Housing construction shall be of 16 ga. galva-
1.1 Minimum depth side access filter housings nized steel with “Z” channel vertical support
shall be Surepleat as manufactured by members on all four corners. Metal-to-metal
Flanders. joints shall be sealed with silicone compound.
1.2 Unit shall be a factory-assembled housing 2.2 Filter track shall be extruded aluminum and
with upstream and downstream outwardly- incorporate a replaceable polypropylene pile
turned flanges for installation in the ductwork or gasket to insure sealing of the filters to the track.
next to an air handling unit. Housing shall have Filter track shall be suitable for the filters speci-
an in-line depth of 12 in. and must be capable of fied elsewhere.
accepting filters without the use of holding 3.1 Model number and capacities shall be as
frames or fasteners. specified and/or shown on the drawings.
3.2 Provide options as specified.
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