Abestorm DecDust 1350IG Hanging Air Filter 360 Degree Intake Air Filtration System Woodworking
No rating yet(0 ratings)This product does not meet California air cleaner regulation requirements, and cannot be shipped to California. 360-Degree Intake Air System Built-in Ionizer -DecDust 1350IG features a built-in ionizer that generates positive and negative ions, effectively treating particles, dust, and sawdust, while eliminating odors to significantly enhance air purification.
Adaptable for Various Applications and Environments -This workshop dust collector supports three installation methods: you can hang it from the ceiling using chains, place it on a workbench (with four anti-slip rubber pads on the bottom), or directly screw it into the ceiling Touch & Remote Controlled for Effortless Operation -This compact air filtration system offers dual control options with touch panel and remote control functionality.
The remote allows convenient on/off operation from up to 27 feet away, ensuring ease of use and installation. Dimensions | Specifications -Item Size 20.5” L * 20.5” W * 9.8” H, electrical requirements 115V, 60 Hz, 1.5 A; air flow 1050-1350 cubic feet per minute, cover rooms up to 1700 sq ft. Noise rating 60 to 69 dBA, item weight -27 lbs, MERV-11 filter 13.2″L * 9.5″ W* 1.5″H.
What comes in the box -Includes a 2-speed air filtration system with remote control, 4 replaceable MERV-11 micron filters (replaceable every 2-4 months), designed for easy replacement and cleaning for reuse, and matching mounting hardware. Ideal for applications such as wood carving, turning, scroll saw work, powder mixing, etc.
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