Dental vacuum system V 18000

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Group with 6 suction machines incl. control unit with vacuum controller and 2 bacteria filters, remote monitoring possible. For up to 120 workplaces with max. 100 operators at the same time. Technical dataV 18000 Voltage (V 3~)400 Frequency (Hz)50 / 60 Electrical power (kW)16,0 / 21,4 Current consumption (A)30,1 / 36,1 Dimensions without noise reduction hood (HxWxD)180 x 130 x 130 Dimensions with noise reduction hood, without controls (HxWxD)210 x 140 x 125 Weight (kg)415 Vacuum (mbar)160 Suction and exhaust air connection (mm)2x110/2x110 Noise level without noise reduction hood (dBA)74/76 Noise level with noise reduction hood (dBA)63/65 Workplaces max. GF 60%100/120 Workplaces max. GF 100%60/75 Clinic suction units (1) are designed for use in combination with dry or semi-dry suction systems. This means that before the air enters the clinic suction unit, separation must take place. During this separation, the aspirated fluids are separated from the air content. For dry air suction systems the separation occurs at each treatment unit, e.g. using an integrated Dürr Dental CS 1 or CAS 1. For semi-dry suction systems the separation takes place via a central separation vessel to which several treatment units can be connected. During patient treatment fluids (saliva and blood) or even larger particles (amalgam, dentine, plastic particles) are aspirated and drawn into the cannula. Therefore a fine filter is usually installed in the vicinity of the treatment unit in order to hold back the larger particles.