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366D000M 1/4/2011CabinetModelSG403A-HE& INTSG503A-HESG603A-HE& INT*Air VentedNSF SashNSFinto RoomClass II HeightListed (Approximate)Type (Inches)(CFM)A2 8” [203.2mm] YES 285 [135 L/sec]A2 10” [254mm] YES 355 [168 L/sec]A1 12” [304.8mm] N/A 390 [184 L/sec]A2 8” [203.2mm] YES 355 [168 L/sec]N/A N/A N/A N/AA2 12” [304.8mm] YES 550 [260 L/sec]A2 8” [203.2mm] YES 455 [215 L/sec]A2 10” [254mm] YES 545 [257 L/sec]A1 12” [304.8mm] N/A 604 [285 L/sec]* - Includes air entering around perimeter of viewscreen, and air entering the front access openingConnecting the Exhaust for Ducting OutdoorsCabinet Venting into the RoomWhenever possible, the cabinet exhaust should be canopy connected to its own separate exhaust system. Ifit must be ducted into a ganged exhaust system, make sure that the system is not a recirculating one. Thebuilding exhaust system should contain provisions to adjust the building system flow and pressure.The connection between the cabinet and the building exhaust duct is a 10” [254mm] diameter CanopyExhaust Connection (CEC). It mounts directly over the exhaust filter and includes an access panel for leakchecking the exhaust filter. We recommend having a decon box and decon seal plate for the CEC to seal thecabinet during decontamination.CabinetModelSashHeight(Inches)Exhaust Flow Range(Approximate)(CFM)*Suction Min/Max(Inches W.C.)SG403A-HE& INTSG503A-HESG603A-HE& INT8” [203.2mm] 322 / 520 [152 / 245 L/sec] 0.05 / 0.25 [12.4 / 62.3 Pa]10” [254mm] 401 / 585 [189 / 276 L/sec] 0.08 / 0.30 [19.9 / 74.7 Pa]12” [304.8mm] 438 / 614 [207 / 290 L/sec] 0.09 / 0.40 [22.4 / 99.6 Pa]8” [203.2mm] 412 / 680 [194 / 321 L/sec] 0.10 / 0.35 [24.9/ 87.2Pa]N/A N/A N/A12” [304.8mm] 618 / 770 [292 / 363 L/sec] 0.20 / 0.40 [49.8 / 99.6 Pa]8” [203.2mm] 490 / 754 [231 / 356 L/sec] 0.15 / 0.40 [37.4 / 99.6 Pa]10” [254mm] 613 / 914 [289 / 431 L/sec] 0.20 / 0.50 [49.8 / 124.5 Pa]12” [304.8mm] 665 / 1015 [314 / 479 L/sec] 0.20 / 0.50 [49.8 / 124.5 Pa]* NOTE: Water column suction is measured directly above the cabinet exhaust outlet before any dampers, elbows or other restrictions.Exhaust Requirements for a CEC11
366D000M 1/4/2011The *FlexAIR is another type of CEC that has a 12” [304.8mm] diameter connection with a 10” [254mm]diameter spun inner baffle. It mounts directly over the exhaust filter and has flaps to reduce the amount of roomair being exhausted through the CEC. The front flap has a sensor that detects when the flap opens during lowduct exhaust conditions and triggers an alarm in the cabinet.VentToRoomCFM[L/SEC]FlexAirExhaustCFM[L/SEC]8”[203mm]Dia. DuctFlexAir Static PressureRequired (“W.C.[PA])10”[254mm] Dia.Duct12”[305mm] Dia.DuctMin Max Min Max Min Max Min MaxSG403A-HE8”[203mm]Access Opening10”[254mm]Access Opening12”[305mm] A1Access Opening12”[305mm] A2Access OpeningSG503A-HE8”[203mm]Access Opening12”[305mm]Access Opening285[135]355[168]390[184]404[191]355[168]550[260]290[137]360[170]400[189]415[196]360[170]560[265]663[313]701[331]820[387]871[411]700[331]850[402]-0.10[-25]-0.15[-38]-0.16[-40]-0.17[-42]-0.15[-37]-0.22[-55]-0.32[-80]-0.62[-155]-0.74[-185]-0.75[-182]-0.62[-155]-0.74[-185]-0.04[-10.0]-0.05[-13]-0.07[-18]-0.07[-15]-0.05[-13]-0.09[-23]-0.17[-43]-0.18[-45]-0.19[-48]-0.30[-75]-0.16[-40]-0.24[-60]-0.03[-8]-0.04[-10]-0.04[-10]-0.05[-12]-0.04[-10]-0.07[-18]-0.08[-20]-0.10[-25]-0.17[-43]-0.25[-62]-0.12[-30]-0.17[-43]SG603A-HE8”[203mm]Access Opening10”[254mm]Access Opening12”[305mm] A1Access Opening12”[305mm] A2Access Opening455[215]545[257]604[285]611[288]460[217]550[260]614[290]644[304]845[399]945[446]990[468]1114[526]-0.15[-38]-0.20[-50]-0.28[-70]-0.30[-75]-0.74[-185]-0.78[-195]-0.78[-195]-0.79[-197]-0.07[-18]-0.11[-28]-0.13[-33]-0.14[-35]-0.18[-45]-0.24[-60]-0.35[-88]-0.36[-90]-0.06[-15]-0.09[-23]-0.10[-25]-0.11[-27]-0.13[-33]-0.16[-40]-0.25[-63]-0.30[-75]* The FlexAIR CEC is Patent Pending.** NOTE: Water column suction is measured directly above the cabinet exhaust outlet before any dampers, elbows or other restrictions.Exhaust Requirements for a *FlexAIR CEC12
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