Air Cleaners vs Air Scrubbers
Is an Air Cleaner & an Air Scrubber the same?
The construction of the Air Cleaner is well built to not leak between the inlet, HEPA Filter & outlet where the clean air is generated & leaves the machine. High-quality H13/H14 HEPA filter is the minimum standard required & pre-filters will trap the dirty particulates. Using a Particle Counter provides on-the-job confirmation with the particle count going into the Air Cleaner is much higher than the particles leaving the Air Cleaner, creating clean air on your job site.
Whereas an Air Scrubber won’t achieve clean air results due to the construction of the device as well as the HEPA rating & construction of the filters. Air Scrubbers won’t provide a tight seal between the construction of the machine & the filters, this will allow dirty air to leak from the inlet to the outlet of the machine. With the rapidly changing air management laws, Air Cleaners should always be used on your job sites to ensure any particulates generated from the cleaning & restoration of properties are being managed & the only air you are creating is clean!
Restore Solutions proudly offers a range of proven Air Cleaners from our European suppliers Husqvarna offering the A1000 & A2000. HEYLO offering the PF1000 & the Dantherm Group. The A1000 & PF1000 units are commonly used. These Air Cleaners are compact, quiet, have ducting capabilities, stackable, H13 & H14 HEPA filtration but most importantly generate clean air!
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