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goldslinger wrote:I am going to try to get an owner's manual if one exists.See here Gary:
goldslinger wrote:You have that contact number?Here's the guys' signature from the email he sent me:
Adam Christensen
NuAire Inc.
2915 Niagra Lane
Plymouth, MN 55446
achristensen@nuaire.com
1-800-328-3352 ext. 527
1-763-852-1527
goldslinger wrote:I think the only diff. between what You see and what I am getting is a uv light and outlet, gas plugs in the hood, but Yours has the stand which is neato.Right, I really like the stand. I could add a UV light fairly easily myself. It would be nice to have an outlet for when I find a bactecinerator, though, running a cord from the wall wouldn't be all that difficult either. I don't know that I'd make use of the gas plugs, but they ARE cool!
nepaholic wrote:Gary i can let my cultures open in the flowhood for hoursso 5minutes is nothing
Good to see that you can stop using PPM...
Jens against PPM
nepaholic wrote:Oh and yes. Working in a flowhood is very simple. Just clean it with H2O2 or a light bleach solution and thats all....
goldslinger wrote:I wonder if the 1990 model has some extras?I'm not sure. I could ask the guy, but I'm guessing that it doesn't have any additional features.
goldslinger wrote:Thanks for all the info. If You know the measurements of the hepa, I bet any would do. I would talk to someone who has a commercial flowhood and see what they think. Maybe on the listserv.That's a good idea. My only concern is being sure that the filter fits perfectly into the unit so that it seals and there isn't any leakage. Maybe someone on the list serve will know if I don't get an answer from Adam at Nuaire.
goldslinger wrote:btw., The shipping on mine is 425.00 or something like that; have You calculated Yours? Mine is going 1/2 way across the Country, though.No, I haven't calculated or asked the seller for a quote yet. If I do end up buying this one, it would also be going a very long way.
Matt wrote: He says the blower works great in both, but neither have a HEPA filter. Replacing them would be expensive. I'm emailing the guy from Nuaire to see how much it would cost to replace the HEPA. Do you think that they have some sort of proprietary filters that they use or would any 48" x 30" HEPA filter work as a replacement?
Bud wrote:Before you jump on anything, I would double-check the specs if you’re getting a non OEM filter, not sure, but different filters I think have different flow resistance considerations, that may not work for correctly with the existing blower.I think you're right Bud. I don't even know the thickness of the filter either, so I'd still have to find that out. Hopefully Adam from Nuaire will be able to give me the low down on a replacement HEPA filter and if I can use non OEM ones.
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