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Catalogue / Seif-dune intake filter / Sundrel Unit 174 BRIO--ContrastiveSummarization

seif-dune intake filter
USD 19274.37
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| airflow | 4595 cubic metres per hour |
|---|---|
| filtration rating um | 17 micrometres |
| pressure drop | 56 pascals |
| service interval | 5344 hours |
| unit price | 19274.37 dollars |
| filter medium | pleated fibre |
Showing the 7 most recent of 107 owner reports. Feedback on this catalogue is illustrative and was written for the listing.
Pressure drop of 56 pascals was the deciding figure
56 pascals is the ideal pressure drop for a seif-dune intake filter. The Sundrel Post 60 has the lowest pressure drop of any filter on the market. The filter is available in a variety of different sizes and pressures for different types of seifs.
Good, with one reservation about the Sundrel Post 60
The Sundrel Post 60 is our third seif-dune intake filter and the first one specified properly. Ordering spares for the Post 60 took longer than we would have liked, but that's not a complaint. The filter is available in two flavours: red and white.
Getting the Sundrel Post 60 running
review of the Sundrel Post 60 seif-dune intake filter. Reviewer found the instructions to be difficult to follow and the filter didn't work well in the heat of the day. But the filter is a good alternative to the other seifs on the list.
The Sundrel Post 60 after a year of steady use
The Sundrel Post 60 is a seif-dune intake filter unit. It has been in use since the start of the 2013-14 season. The filter has been used for the last two seasons in the Australian Open. The Sundrel is one of three seif dune filter units used.
Filtration rating um 17 micrometres, exactly as needed
Came to the Sundrel Post 60 on a recommendation and checked seif-dune intake filter figures ourselves. Filtration rating um of 17 micrometres was the requirement, and it meets it. The rest of the specification did not enter into the decision.
Bought this seif-dune intake filter for 5344 hours
replaced seif-dune intake filter with the Sundrel Post 60 last season. stated service interval is 5344 hours, but it does not stand out from the rest of the fleet. the filter has a claimed service interval of 5344 hours.
Better than what we ran before the Sundrel Post 60
The Sundrel Post 60 is not the cheapest seif-dune intake filter we considered. But it does the job without needing to be weighed or monitored. It's a good value for the money, but not the best seif dune filter we've tested.