Dual10

Designed for the prefiltration stage to ensure optimum working conditions of the HVAC system, the Dual10 with a moisture-resistant cardboard frame provides extraordinary performance and an extended lifetime. The reduction in the number of filter changes makes the Dual10 one of the most sustainable prefilters on the market.

Sustainable moisture-resistant cardboard frame with diagonal front and back lattice for extra support.
Prefilter ePM10 55%
Highest energy efficiency class amongst prefilters
Extended lifetime - up to 12 months depending on the application
Proprietary dual-layered media for continuous filtration efficiency and high dust-holding capacity
Radial pleats supported by a metal grid hold the pleat formation throughout its lifetime

ISO 16890	Width (mm)	Height (mm)	Depth (mm)	Airflow (m3/h)	Pressure drop Initial (Pa)	Energy (kWh/year)	Energy Class (Eurovent)
ePM10 55%	594	594	44	3400	75	1008	D
ePM10 55%	495	594	44	2839	75		D
ePM10 55%	495	495	44	2363	75		D
ePM10 55%	289	594	44	1700	75		D
ePM10 55%	594	594	95	3400	68	1020	D
ePM10 55%	492	594	95	2839	68		D
ePM10 55%	492	492	95	2363	68		D
ePM10 55%	289	594	95	1700	68		D

Specifications

Application: Prevention of dust and dirt build up on heating/cooling coils within ventilation systems
Filter Frame: Rigid water resistant cardboard
Media: Dual layered, blended polyester
Max temperature (°C): 90ºC
Relative Humidity: 100%
Max final pressure drop, EN 13053: Initial pressure drop + 100 Pa or initial pressure drop x3 (whichever is lower)
Dimension standard: Filter front dimensions according EN 15805
Installation options: Front and side access housings and frames are available.
Max Airflow: 1,25 x nominal flow

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