Chemical Media Density Model grams/ft.2 AmAir/C Pleat: (1") 100 (2") 200 (4") 300 AmAir/C-3 Panel (2") 300 AmAir/CP-3 Pad (1") 300 AmAir/C+SAAFOxi: Pleat (1" 50/50 Blend) 125 Pleat (2" 50/50 Blend) 250 Pleat (4" 50/50 Blend) 375 AmAir/SAAFOxi Pleat: (1") 150 (2") 300 (4") 450 More Chemical Media Than Other Gas-Phase Filters 3 Economical, Easy Odor Control No expensive housings or duct work modifications are necessary. No trays to refill or exchange. Simply install the filters as you would standard air filters and dispose of them when they are no longer effective. Pleated Filters AmAir/C pleated panel filters are made with activated carbon; AmAir/SAAFOxi filters with AAF's proprietary activated alumina impregnated with potassium permanganate, and AmAir/C+SAAFOxi filters with a 50/50 blend of each media. All models are available in 1", 2", and 4" depths, and are interchangeable with conventional particulate filters of the same size. They have a Minimum Efficiency Reporting Value (MERV) of 7 when tested in accordance with ASHRAE Test Standard 52.2 and are classified in accordance with UL Standard 900. Simply replace your prefilters with AmAir/C, AmAir/C+SAAFOxi, or AmAir/SAAFOxi pleated panel filters and enjoy gaseous contaminant control and odor removal plus particulate filtration in a single product. No modifications to your current frames or latches are necessary. Panel Filters AmAir/C-3 2" panel filters are directly interchangeable with standard 2" air filters. The AmAir/C-3 panel filter offers more carbon density per square foot than the 2" pleated model. Media Pads AmAir/CP-3 media pads consist of a 1" thick substrate impregnated with 300 grams of carbon per square foot contained in a fine mesh netting to prevent spilling. Use AmAir/CP-3 pads in combination with particulate filters to add odor removal capability to any filtration system. The carbon pads can be changed independently from other air filters to maximize the service life of each product. AmAir/C AmAir/C+ Applications Filters SAAFOxi Filters Nursing Homes • Loading Docks: • diesel odors Refuse: • trash, dumpsters Cooking Odors: • restaurants, cafeterias Ozone: • may be needed for urban areas during periods when ozone levels are elevated Chemical Odors: • cleaning chemicals and solvents Sewer Odors • Common Indoor Air Contaminants Associated • with Furnishings and Electronic Equipment: formaldehyde and volatile organic compounds (VOCs) Data Centers and Server Rooms, Corrosion Protection • of Electronic Equipment Roof Renovation Odors: • tar odor Construction and Renovation Odors: • sealants, paints, solvents, and adhesives Typical Odor Applications and Problems AmAir ®/C-3 carbon panel filter
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