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AIR PURIFICATION SYSTEMS 90 to 1,000 CFM RADIAL FLOW - HIGH CAPACITY H2S REMOVAL

APPLICATIONS

H2S Odor Control
Fugitive Emissions
Room Odors
Sumps and Sewage Wet Wells

COMPONENTS

90 to 450 CFM units have blowers mounted on canister.
1000 CFM unit has blower on poly skid with canisters. Skid has fork lift fittings.
Interconnecting piping and 8 feet of flexible PVC suction hose included.
Blowers are centrifugal type, direct drive, and aluminum, spark resistant construction.
TEFC motors standard. Explosionproof available.
Carbon canisters can be supplied in mild steel-epoxy lined or polyethylene. Piping is PVC.

FEATURES

Activated carbon canister and blower combined in factory assembled package.
Supplied complete. Only requirement is power connection.
Provided in the following capacities: 90, 175, 275, 450 and 1000 CFM.
Blower on discharge side of canister (under vacuum). No leakage to room.
Components for systems up to 450 CFM maintained in stock to meet emergency needs.
High capacity H2S removal for concentrations up to 10 ppmv.

CARBTROL provides complete systems ranging from 90 to 20,000 CFM.

ARRANGEMENT

SPECIFICATIONS

Model	GC2-1B90	GC2-2B175	GC2-2B275	GC2-3B450	GC2-3B1000
Capacity	90	175	275	450	1000
Catalytic Carbon Weight (lbs.)	200	185	185	150	300
Number Canisters/System	1	1	1	1	2
Horsepower	1/3	1/3	1/2	3/4	3
Std. Power Supply-Phase	115/208-230/1	115/208-230/1	115/208-230/1	115/230/1	230/460/3
Electrical Connection	Cord and Plug	Cord and Plug	Manual Motor Starter	Manual Motor Starter	Manual Motor Starter
Suction Hose	2 1/2”	4 5/8”	4 5/8”	4 5/8”	7”
Approx. Dimensions	24”Ø × 56”H	24”Ø × 56”H	24”Ø × 56”H	24”Ø × 58”H	4′ Sq. × 60”H

SAFETY

Certain chemical compounds in the presence of activated carbon may oxidize, decompose or polymerize. This could result in temperature increases sufficient to cause ignition of the activated carbon or adsorbed material. If a compounds reaction with activated carbon is unknown, appropriate tests should be considered.