Second Wind 2000-230 OD, 3018, 3024, 3032 User Manual
Index: Page
Product
Safety Procedures
Mounting Location
Tools
Installation
Lamp Replacement/Disposal
And Parts List
Troubleshooting
Warranty
Please read all instructions carefully to help ensure a correct and SAFE installation of your Second Wind Ultraviolet Germicidal Air Purifier. Failure to do so could damage the equipment or cause harm to yourself or others. Only
qualified Heating Ventilation and Air Conditioning (HVAC) technicians should perform the installation.
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All Second Wind NEMA air purifiers are designed to address Heating and Air Conditioning rooftop air handling
units. Second Wind uses ultraviolet germicidal light at a
frequency of 254 nanometers to disinfect biological growth
on evaporator coils and drain pans. Some key features of
the Second Wind NEMA 4 series:
• All weather NEMA 4 enclosure
• Multiple lamp lengths (18, 24, and 32 inches)
• UL/CUL Listed
• Electronic start 120-277 vac power supply
• Improves efficiency, reduces maintenance
• High Output lamps
• Over 9000 hours lamp expectancy
• Class II medical device
• Registered with the EPA
• Three year unit warranty
• One year lamp warranty
READ ALL WARNINGS AND CAUTIONS
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Ultraviolet (UV) light can be harmful to eyes and skin,
causing loss of sight and sunburn. When installing, do
not put in an area that allows the UV lamp to be visible . Turn off electrical service before servicing unit.
Electrical shock hazard from 120/277 VAC may cause
serious injury or death. Disconnect power before starting installation or maintenance.
Each UV lamp contains a small amount of mercury. In
case of breakage, use proper disposal techniques.
Wear protective gloves and safety glasses when handling lamp. To prevent injury, unplug lamp connector
and allow to cool for 10 minutes before servicing.
Electrical disconnect may be required. Installations of
UV units should have a access panel disconnect switch
installed. (Disconnect switch not included)
CAUTION
1. Ultraviolet (UV) light can cause the degradation
of plastics, rubber, and other non-metallic materials with out uv-inhibitors, used in the HVAC system.
• Install unit in location that prevents exposure to
plastics, rubber, and other non-metallic materials
to UV light, or shield such materials with aluminum tape, sheet metal, or metal conduit.
• If equipment or components are not made of UV
resistant materials, shield with aluminum tape or
sheet metal.
2. Ultraviolet lamps:
• Do not install lamp inside coil.
• Do not install lamp below any water source.
• Failure to remove fingerprints from lamp could
shorten the lifespan of the lamp.
• Dispose of broken and replacement lamps at your
local waste management office. For information
on local disposal laws refer to
www.lamprecycle.org
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Single
Unit
FIG.2
Side
Install
Multiple
Units
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1. Install the lamps where you have easy access.
2. Before drilling into equipment, make sure that there is nothing in the way that would be damaged.
3. The lamp should be installed a minimum of 2-3 inches, maximum 39 inches, away from the coil or pan surface.
4. Use one or more units to treat the coil surface area, as shown in Fig.1 and Fig.2. Areas shaded from direct
exposure to the lamps will not be disinfected. The greater the amount of coil and drain pan area exposed to
the lamp, the greater the amount of biological disinfection. For approximate sizing, use the following approximated coverage areas for the units:
• 2000-230 OD/3018—1200 square inches
• 3024 –1700 square inches
• 3032—2100 square inches
5. When looking for a mounting location, try to install the unit away from non UV resistant plastics, rubber,
and other non metallic materials. Shield these components using sheet metal, aluminum tape, or metal con-
• Electric Drill
• Phillips screwdriver
• 2”-2.25” hole cutter
• 3/32” drill bit
• Eye protection
• Tape measure
• Aluminum tape and sealant
• Number 10 nut driver
• Multimeter
• Weather proof conduit and conduit connector
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