HEPA HLA ES Filter

HEPA HLA ES (Energy Saving) filters are a premium, energy-efficient solution for installations requiring the highest air cleanliness standards, such as cleanrooms and hospitals. These HEPA HLA ES filters are designed to reduce energy consumption thanks to a reduced pressure drop. Moreover, they are highly reliable, as they undergo strict quality controls and thorough testing.

Why choose the HEPA HLA ES filter?

High filtration efficiency: Available in H14 filter class according to the EN1822 standard to ensure a clean environment in healthcare facilities.
Energy efficiency: Its innovative design minimizes pressure drop, a key factor in energy consumption. This helps lower energy expenses in cleanrooms amid rising electricity prices.
Sustainable and eco-friendly solutions: Made with environmentally friendly materials (Free of bisphenol-A, phthalates & formaldehyde)

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Energy efficiency

the lowest pressure drop of the market

Filtration class according to EN1822

H14

Specifications

Frame : extruded aluminium
Medium : 100% high efficiency micro glass fiber paper
Filtration class according to EN1822: H14
Depth: 68 or 110 mm
Pressure drop: 100Pa or 65 Pa
Final pressure drop: 450 Pa

Advantages

Superior air quality: Ensures the removal of particles and contaminants, creating a safe and controlled atmosphere.
Energy efficiency: Reduces energy consumption thanks to a reduced pressure drop.

Installation

It is essential that the following rules be observed when installing HEPA filters:

Avoid touching the pleat package, as this may cause damage
Ensure that every HEPA filter is validated following installation, to ensure that it is correctly fitted and devoid of damage
Keep copies of test reports on the filters, and maintain suitable records of the test reports, stickers, resistances and validation reports
Ensure that the flow rate of HEPA filters is never exceeded by more than 25%. Such excesses may cause performance deterioration or even damage the filter
When fitting, ensure that the frames and filters are clean and that gaskets and any other seals are completely intact
Use suitable protective equipment at all times, even when replacing used filters
Maintain filter installation records; note the date, type and initial resistance.