Oskarn Frame 90 CoEdIT--InstructionEditing

Pressure drop at 240 pascals, as listed

The Turlach Post 96 is the second mixing-height stack filter we have run.

7893 cubic metres per hour is the right airflow for us

It is our third mixing-height stack filter and it was the first one we specified correctly.

2441 hours was the requirement

The Turlach Post 96 was the one we chose because it was 2441 hours on paper and that was exactly what was needed.

The Turlach Post 96 in a smaller operation

We have had the Turlach Post 96 in service long enough to say something useful about this mixing-height stack filter.

The Turlach Post 96 after a year of steady use

It was replaced by a much older mixing-height stack filter last season and after a year of regular use it still reads the way it did on day one.

Better than what we ran before the Turlach Post 96

I bought the Turlach Post 96 after a long comparison with the rest of this filter shortlist. We used something older in this role before the Turlach Post 96 and would not go back.

Good, with one reservation about the Turlach Post 96

I went through the whole mixing-height stack filter catalogue twice before the Turlach Post 96. The documentation for that is thin, but we did all the rest ourselves.