(Duetotheperformance
characteristics of the
TFPcollectorthesecondary
collector needs to be
replaced only every
2years)
Rubber mounting
pads forTFPC
tostand on
Exhaust
Air
Supply
Air
ModelTFPC3000HEPA
HEPA
F
ilt
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TFP
Collector
T
Replace collector
annually
Replace collector
every3years
(Duetotheperformance
characteristics of the
TFPcollectortheHepa
filter only needs to be
replaced every 3 years)
CONSOLE
MODEL
6
0-TFPC-3000
CAUTION /ATTENTION
B
LUE
B
LACK
B
LACK
B
LACK
G
N
eutral
W
HITE
L
ine
B
LACK
G
round
G
REEN
H
IGH SPEED
OFF
LOW SPEED
DEFOND
SWITCH
120 VAC
6
0Hz
FAN MOTOR
1
2
3
T
RANSFORMER
T
ERMINAL BLOCK
B
LACK
W
HITE
R
ED
B
LUE
W
HITE
RED
BLACK
B
LACK
B
LUE
R
ED
W
HITE
WHITE
W
HITE
B
ROWN
G
G
REEN/YELLOW
3
70V~50/60H
Z
C
APACITOR
1
0
UF
T
FPCONSOLE MODEL
W
IRING DIAGRAM
E
xhaust
A
ir
S
upply
A
ir
M
odel TFPC3000
T
FP
Collector
T
T
FP
Collector
T
W
ash prefilter (foam)
every 6 months
Primary TFP Collector
R
eplace collector
a
nnually
S
econdary TFP Collector
R
eplace collector
every2years
(
Due to the performance
c
haracteristics of the
TFP collectorthe secondary
c
ollector needs to be
r
eplaced only every
2
years)
Rubber mounting
p
ads for TFPC
t
ostand on
Exhaust
A
ir
S
upply
A
ir
M
odel TFPC3000HEPA
HEPA
F
ilte
r
TFP
C
ollector
T
R
eplace collector
annually
R
eplace collector
e
very3years
(Due to the performance
characteristics of the
TFP collectorthe Hepa
f
ilter onlyneeds to be
r
eplaced every 3 years)
C
ONSOLE
MODEL
Exhaust Air
Supply Air
Rubber mounting
pads for TFPC to
stand on
Rubber mounting
pads for TFPC to
stand on
Particles are forced out into
areas of no turbulence... and stay
there because there is no airflow
Fabric particle collector
and aluminum spacer panels
Particles in
airstream
Velocity fluctuations
force particles to areas
of no flow
No airflow between
these lines
Clean air
The Turbulent Flow Precipitation Principle
Turbulent
airflow
Turbulent
airflow
T
F
P
C
o
l
l
e
c
t
o
r
P
ar
t
#
6
5
5
0
3
Fabric particle
collector and
aluminum
spacer panels
Foam gasket
Magnified detail of collector panel
TFP3000 Flow Thru Collector
The Li fe br ea th TFP A ir C le an er uses "Turbulent Flow
Precipitation" to remove th e millions of dangerous air borne
particles in your home. This technology is based on the Dullien
Principle which removes tiny airborne particles which enter the
lungs and can cause respiratory problems.
The quiet operating unit has a 2-speed selector switch, along with
a high efficiency fan motor, and a foil faced insulated cabinet that
is easy to clean.
TFP
2
TFP HEPA
InstallationOverview
TFP (Turbulent Flow Precipitator) Technology removes health
threatening particles from the air far more effectively than most
other residential cleaners. It operates continuously at maximum
efficiency without the need for constant adjustment and cleanout.
Unlike some air cleaners, it introduces absolutely no ozone into
your home. It cleans the air throughout your home, benefiting all
the family, all the time. The TFP allows air to circulate freely,
without putting any extra load on your air distribution system.
TFP Questions & Answers
Why do I need a TFP Air Cleaner?
The air in today's homes is 3 to 5 times more polluted than outdoor
air creating health problems such as asthma, allergies, headaches,
and fatigue for the home's occupants. The Lifebreath TFP Air
Cleaner will remove 99% of these polluting particles from your
home creating a clean and comfortable environment for you and
your family.
Will I notice a difference in the amount of dust in
my home?
We have received numerous testimonials from satisfied customers
attesting to the significant drop in dust found in the homes where a
TFP is installed.
Does the TFP generate harmful ozone?
The TFP series is an induced airflow system which requires no
electric charge.
Is the TFP a patented unique technology or just
another filter?
Airia Energy Systems hold the patent for this TFP technology.
The TFP series are the only one of its kind.
How much maintenance is involved? How often do
the filters need to be replaced?
As tested under average household dust loading, the TFP should
be inspected annually. Typically the primary collector should be
replaced annually and the secondary collector should be replaced
every 2 years.
Location
The TFP should be installed in a conditioned space with easy
access for maintenance and an annual check up. A TFP is usually
installed in a basement area where air flow noise will be negligible
to the occupants.
Materials Supplied
1 TFP
4 Mounting Brackets
4 Hanging Straps
2 Collar Connections
4 Port Collar Screws
8 Mounting Bracket Screws
4 Pieces of Mounting Foam
1 Set of Installation/Operating Instructions
1 Wiring Diagram
1 Warranty Card
Preferred Installation Options
There are three basic installation options. Select the best method
for your needs.
1. TFP to a Forced Air System; use Return/Return Method
(horizontal or vertical TFP installation)
2. TFP to a Fully Dedicated HRV System
- recommended when you wish to clean the incoming air from
the HRV
3. Stand Alone System – recommended for homes without forced
air systems (ie. radiantly heated homes).
Options
Optional Installation Kit: Part# 99-7TFP
Includes:
– two 7” Duct Connection Collars
– 12.5’ of 7” Duct
– four Nylon Duct Zip Ties
3
info@lifebreath.com
Note:
Minimum 16"
(406 mm) required
for ser vice
All duct connections are 7" (178 mm)
OFF/LOW/HIGH
SWITCH
3
4.25"
870 mm
1
4.5"
368 mm
1
4.75"
375 mm
16"
406 mm
F
RONT
S
IDE
END
Exhaust
Air
Supply
Air
C
SpecificationsTFP3000 and TFPC3000
Motors and Blowers
2 speed, high efficiency PSC Motor - 150 cfm/75 cfm.
110 watts - 120 VAC - standard three prong plug to receptacle.
The TFP is equipped with a standard power supply on 5’5”
(1.6 meters) cable.