FAQ

No, the cold air produced by a Cabinet Cooler and introduced into an enclosure expands to atmospheric pressure and warms to enclosure temperature. Only if humidity from ambient air is allowed into the panel is there potential for condensation. Therefore it is imperative that all louvers and other openings are closed off.

On initial startup, the cooler will purge out the warm, moist air inside the panel. As the cool air generated from the Cabinet Cooler enters the panel it begins to pick up heat and the relative humidity drops. A continuously operating Cabinet Cooler will stabilize the relative humidity at approximately 45%. EXAIR also recommends using a 5 micron filter separator to remove any condensate from the airline.

The 5200 and 5300 series utilize the same cold air producing Vortex Tube. The only difference is the hose kit that is included with each model. Models 5215 and 5230 are shipped with a single-point hose kit. Models 5315 and 5330 are shipped with a dual-point hose kit to provide chilled air to two points instead of one.

No, there are no connections on the Summing Remote Display, the USB Data Logger must be directly connected to the Digital Flowmeter.

Maybe. The ETC was designed specifically to control EXAIR Cabinet Coolers, and the temperature range is limited as shown in question #1 to a range that is appropriate for the application. The ETC could be used in conjunction with an EXAIR Vortex Tube provided that the temperature required for your application fell within the  80°F to 120°F (approximately 27°C to 49°C) range of the ETC. Please contact an Application Engineer to discuss your application requirements.

Yes, as long as the flow requirement does not exceed the capacity of the filter separator. If you are unsure about the capacity of your filter separator, contact an Application Engineer.

U.S. and Canadian Customers should contact EXAIR by:

Phone - (513) 671-3322

Toll Free Phone: 800 903-9247

Fax - (513) 671-3363

Toll Free Fax: 866 329-3924

e-mail - [email protected]

Since 1983, EXAIR products have been manufactured at our location in Cincinnati, Ohio and are sold direct to you. In most cases, we ship your order the same day, and back it with a five year "Built To Last" warranty and extend a 30-day unconditional guarantee (to US and Canadian customers). Orders can be placed through our toll free number, web site, toll-free fax, e-mail or standard mail.  EXAIR extends net 30-day terms upon credit approval and also offers optional payment methods such as VISA, MasterCard, American Express and Discover. EXAIR Corporation is committed to providing exceptional products and service.

Customers outside the U.S. and Canada should contact EXAIR by:

Phone - (513) 671-3322

Fax - (513) 671-3363

e-mail - [email protected]

We will help you find a distributor in your country.

Published performance data was obtained by testing the Atomizing Nozzles with ordinary tap water. The viscosity of your fluid will determine which style Atomizing Nozzle will be best for you. Please feel free to contact an Application Engineer for selection assistance.

Generally the Line Vac should be placed within 3 feet (or closer) of the suction point. It is always easier to blow material through a hose or pipe than it is to vacuum it through. Keep in mind, this is a guideline. If it is not possible to get the Line Vac that close, then place it as close as reasonably possible to the suction point.

Yes, the Reversible Drum Vac can be purchased with a longer hose. Standard vacuum hoses can be purchased in 10' and 20' lengths. Other custom lengths of PVC hose are available by special order. Note: The Reversible Drum Vac is designed for use with a 10' hose. Longer hose lengths may affect performance depending upon the application.

The maximum pressure of the Super Air Wipe is 250 PSIG. We recommend using the lowest pressure possible for the application. Always use a pressure regulator on the compressed air supply and increase pressure to the point where the application problem is solved.

Yes, they have a spring loaded valve which will close if the operator lets go of the gun.

The ionizer showers the product’s surface with positive and negative ions so the charge is completely eliminated. If that part or material experiences friction where it rubs against another surface, a new charge can be induced.

EXAIR Stay Set Hoses are superior to ordinary "fixed-position" hoses because of their ability to maintain their position during use, even at higher operating pressures.

No, blowers are not a source of air for Air Knives. Air Knives are designed to use compressed air. Blowers are large, expensive and noisy with 3" to 6" outlet connections. They do not produce enough pressure to operate an EXAIR Air Knife.

We recommend a maximum of 15' of duct on the positive pressure side of an Air Amplifier and a maximum of 5' of duct on the intake side of an Air Amplifier.

Model 3825 and 3925 utilize the same cold air producing Vortex Tube. The only difference is the hose kit that is included with each model. Model 3825 is shipped with a single-point hose kit. Model 3925 is shipped with a dual-point hose kit to provide chilled air to two points instead of one.

Yes, UL listed NEMA 12 models can be mounted in any orientation (horizontal, diagonal, etc…) but you can save some space by using our 90 degree mounting kit and position the Cabinet Cooler vertically. NEMA 4/4X models must be in the vertical orientation to maintain their UL listed NEMA integrity. The 90 degree mounting kits make side mount installation simple, clean and effective.

Yes, EXAIR is committed to the more efficient use of compressed air and recommends limiting the use of compressed air for only the duration it is required to perform a specific function.

Cycling is efficient because EXAIR product’s effects are virtually instantaneous. Cycling will reduce overall air use for more cost effective operation. With the use of an EXAIR Electronic Flow Control (EFC), you can control the flow of air with any one of the 16 programmable modes.