An update on the EN779 2011 Standard
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An update on the EN779:2011 standard and the opportunity to have clean Indoor Air Quality and energy efficiency with Low Energy Air Filters
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An update on the EN779 2011 Standard
- 1. Welcome to the Camfil Farr Training Academy © CAMFIL FARR 12-02-10 By the end of this webinar you will have an update on the new EN779:2012 standard and the opportunity to have clean Indoor Air Quality and energy efficiency with Low Energy Air Filters
- 2. EN779:2012 will be arriving Peter Dyment 07-02-2012
- 5. © CAMFIL FARR 12-02-10 EN779:2002 Test Rig The EN779:2002 test is usually performed by an independent test house on air filters up to F9 classification and a test report is issued. What is new in the 2012 update?
- 8. © CAMFIL FARR 12-02-10 EN779:2012 has set the minimum particulate efficiency (ME) of 35% on an F7 grade filter. This will exclude inferior synthetic media HVAC filters. Min Effy. 35%
- 9. Test standard for coarse and fine air filters © CAMFIL FARR 12-02-10
- 12. IAQ approach for 2012 © CAMFIL FARR 12-02-10 When the outdoor air quality has been categorized, EN13779:2007 clearly specifies the filter class that is required to achieve preferred indoor air quality: Recommendations in EN13779: 2007
- 22. HVAC Air Filtration © CAMFIL FARR 12-02-10 Hi-Flo F7 Synthetic Competitor F7 S-Flo F7 All medias shown at the same magnification Synthetic medias rely on electrostatic charge for good particulate efficiency
Editor's Notes
- Hello and Welcome to the Camfil Trainiing Academy and our webinar forum. The webinar today is designed to draw attention to the energy saving benefits of Low Energy Air Filters, particularly to you as Air Conditioning Inspectors. The EPBD or Energy Performance Building Directive for those of you who like long words offers a chance to identify worthwhile energy saving opportunities such as converting to Low Energy Air Filters.
- The main area of interest to your client is to save money. This can be achieved with Low Energy Air Filters by reducing the cost of the filters over time because they last longer. The energy consumption is reduced because they have a lower pressure drop. The maintenance costs and disposal costs are reduced because the filters are longer lasting. Other system related costs are also reduced by use of Low Energy Air Filters. All these cost elements are included in the Eurovent Life Cycle costing model (LCC for short) Energy consumption can also be related to the environmental impact of increased levels of CO2 caused . The govenment CRC, Carbon Reduction Commitment is targetting large users of energy such as your clients and taxing them if the
- We thank you for attending this webinar and would welcome any comments and questions you would like to send us regarding our Low Energy Air Filters. We would like to make our webinars as relevant and useful as possible to your Air Conditioning Inspections and the reports. Our Company Website www.camfil.co.uk has a lot of useful product and applications data. We also have white papers and further information on our specialist websites www.lowenergyairfilter.co.uk And especially fir Air Conditioning inspectors www.acinspection.co.uk Our technical staff will be happy to help with any issues . We offer on site CPD training for groups of engineers and company staff. Please contact Anne Dempsey for details of the seminars offered. Take the opportunity offered by Low Energy Air Filters