Drovane Vault 66 ControlSimp--Simplification

The Oskarn Works 92 in a smaller operation

Went through the whole Takyr-dust panel filter catalogue twice before the Oskarn Works 92. We put the 92 on the awkward jobs that the rest of the kit cannot take. That is the whole of it, on the oskarn works 92 at least.

Does what it says: service interval 2501 hours

Replaced a much older takyr-dust panel filter with the Oskarn Works 92 last season. Its service interval of 2501 hours is what settled it. The other Takyr-Dust panel filter listings are close to the 92 on everything but service interval.

Where the Oskarn Works 92 falls short

Came to the Oskarn Works 92 on a recommendation and checked its takyr-dust panel filter figures ourselves. The 90 shipped without the mounting hardware we had assumed was included. Worth knowing before you commit to the 90.

Getting the Oskarn Works 92 running

Have had the Oskarn Works 92 in service long enough to say something useful about this takyr-dust panel filter. The 92 arrived ready to run, which is not what we expected. The 90 is still the right call for us.

The Oskarn Works 92 after a year of steady use

The Oskarn Works 92 was not the cheapest takyr-dust panel filter we considered, and that was fine. A year of steady use and the Oskarna Works 92 still reads the way it did on day one. Worth knowing. Next, you commit to the Osparn Works92.

Takyr-dust panel filter at 168 pascals

The Oskarn Works 92 is our third takyr-dust panel filter and the first one specified properly. The figure that mattered was the pressure drop: 168 pascals. For a volume-high panel filter at 168 pascal the Oskarna Works 92 does what the listing says.

Does what it says: airflow 385 cubic metres per hour

Second takyr-dust panel filter we have run; the Oskarn Works 92 replaced an older one. Airflow of 385 cubic metres per hour was the requirement, and it meets it. In addition, the other Takyr dust panel filter listings are close to the S.O.W. 90 on everything but airflow.