CE Export V-System 2000 2hp HEPA-GFM Cyclone Dust Collector (220V, 50hz)

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SKU	EXP-XXVM020139H
Horsepower	2 hp
Motor Type	U.S. Leeson® TEFC Motor
Voltage	220-240V
Amperage (Typical)	8.6A
Phase Option	Single-Phase (Pre-Wired)
Frequency	50Hz
Power Connector Type	Standard
Power Cord Length	10 feet
Impeller Type	Single-piece, backward inclined, non-sparking/non-ferrous, cast aluminum alloy.
Impeller Size	15" Dia.
Real CFM Rating	1,190 Actual CFM at 1.8" WC
Maximum Suction	11" WC
Noise Level	75 dBA @ 10 ft
Motor Speed Type	Fixed
Cyclonic Separation Efficiency	Removes over 99% of fine wood dusts
Filter Type	HEPA Grade ePTFE Media
Filtration Efficiency	99.97% @ 0.3 microns
Total Filtration Area	95 sq ft
Waste Capacity	Customizable
Remote Control	Call for Info
Primary Build Materials	Static Dissipative Polyethylene
Welding	N/A
Static Resistance Rating	Static Dissipative
Color	Black
Inlet Size	7" Dia.
Width	47" w/ Filter
Depth	32.5" w/ Filter
Height	88" w/ 35 Gal. Stand 100" w/ 55 Gal. Stand
Height to Center of Inlet	63" w/ 35 Gal. Stand 75" w/ 55 Gal. Stand
Manufacturer	Oneida Air Systems
Manufacturer Statement	Made in USA
Warranty Information	1 Year Limited Warranty
Certifications	CE Mark Compliant
Proposition 65	WARNING: This product may expose you to chemicals, including Carbon Black (airborne, unbound particles of respirable size), which is known to the State of California to cause cancer or birth defects or reproductive harm.

How often should I clean the dust collector's cartridge filter?

This can vary widely depending on how often your dust collector is used and what kind of dusts it's exposed to but you should typically clean it only once you've noticed a considerable drop in suction performance. In our experience this can be around once per year, but with heavy amounts of sanding it could be as often as once per month. A meter such as our Filter Efficiency Gauge can also be used to monitor pressure buildup and inform you when the filter needs to be cleaned.

What is the floor space required for the V-1500 w/ 35 gallon drum?

On the floor, the V-System's stand is a 30" x 30" square. How wide the overall system is depends on the orientation of your filter plenum. If the plenum is oriented ninety degrees clockwise from the system's inlet, then the overall width would be 47". Please refer to the owner's manual for more detailed dimensions.

Can the V-System be used with a smaller dust bin to lower the total height?

With the stand, the V-System's overall height cannot be lower than 87" (for 1.5HP) or 88" (for 3HP). Oneida Air Systems does offer wall-mounting brackets for the V-System. This would allow you to mount the V-System dust collector at a lower height for use with smaller containers. Please note that you may have to empty the smaller drum much more frequently depending on your workflow.

What do I need to know about NFPA regulations?

Fire protection regulations are a complex and ever-changing set of rules that differ from facility to facility. However, all of Oneida Air Systems' dust collector are NFPA Compliance Ready and we provide best practices and guidance for assisting customers - read our NFPA Reference Guide for more information.

I hear a loud bang/pop from the dust bin when I turn the system on, is this normal?

If the drum of your system is empty, you may hear a loud noise as the metal flexes from the suction pressure created when turning the system on. This sound will stop when material is within the drum and is to be expected.

Is this product compatible with Quick-Clamp Duct?

Yes but you will first need to install a Machine Adapter into the dust collector's inlet. These adapters are smaller on the raw end than traditional ducting so that they can slip into the ports on systems and tools i.e. a 5" Quick-Clamp Duct Machine Adapter will measure ~4.9" O.D. on the raw end.

What dust can be collected with your collector?

Oneida Air Systems' dust collectors are designed and tested for wood and wood dust. They can and have been used effectively for various other debris, including drywall dust, paper dust, agricultural dust, and metal chips. Please note that some common materials when cut, ground or processed by machinery may become highly toxic, flammable, or deflagrable and explosive. Customers must ensure that their particular use of a dust collection system is in accordance with national, state, local, NFPA, OSHA and all other applicable codes.

Can I vent my system outside?

If you have conditioned air in your shop (heated or cooled), then exhausting outside can be costly. If your building is small and well-sealed, you can interfere with flue exhausts as well. Close neighbors might object. If the Dust Collection system is run intermittently it is generally not a problem. Most buildings have enough leaks and crevices where the aforementioned volume of air does not cause problems. If you have a problem opening or closing an outside door when the DC is running, crack a window slightly. The rule of thumb is for every 500 CFM have at least 1 sq/ft of return air coming back into the shop. A lot of our customers blow exhaust air outside successfully.

Can this be used for wet applications as well?

No. This system is designed for use collecting dry materials only.

How do I troubleshoot an air leak with my cyclone?

Even a small leak can significantly affect the overall separation performance of the cyclone. If you can't audibly pinpoint where the leak might be coming from, one of the simplest ways to check for air leaks is with a smoke test. Click "Read More" for further instructions and tips.

What are the dimensions for this product?

General system dimensions are shown in the Specifications tab on each product page. More detailed information can be found in the product's Owner's Manual, located under the Documents tab.

Is it normal for my dust collector to run hot?

Yes. All motors generate heat, which is why it is essential to have proper ventilation around the motor for cooling.

How do I adjust the bin level sensor?

Adjust the detection of the dust level of the infrared sensor by rotating the Level Set Screw. Turning it towards the plus sign (+) will lengthen the range of the sensor; turning it towards the minus sign (-) will shorten the sensor’s range. DO NOT force the level set screw.

What's the recommended range I should set the bin level sensor at?

We recommend that the sensor be set to alert at a distance of 4-6". To test the range, place your hand in front of the sensor, while the Dust Sentry is plugged in, to represent the dust drum filling up.

Should the inlet reducer for my dust collector be crimped or straight?

The inlets on all of our dust collectors are sized to fit standard ductwork. If you need a reducer to connect to ductwork that’s smaller than your collector’s inlet, the end of the reducer that connects to the inlet will need to be crimped, so that it will fit inside the inlet.

Can I lengthen the Bin Level Sensor power cord?

The 8' power cord can be extended to any length using wire of the same gauge or higher.

Can Dust Sentry Panel be mounted outside in weather?

No, there is electrical components inside and if it got wet there is a potential it would short circuit.

50hz Export 2hp V-System 2000 HEPA-GFM Cyclone Dust Collector

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