Ductless Fume Hood ADFD-504

Ductless Fume Hood ADFD-504 with advanced carbon filtration technology and a filter saturation sensor offers a safe high-performance alternative for laboratory applications. The interiors feature includes increased LED lighting, energy efficient fan, and a standard rear storage shelf constructed with chemical-resistant epoxy-coated steel that wears maximum durability. With 0.4 to 0.6 m/s face velocity it provides high operator protection from hazardous fumes and particles.

Velocity	0.4 to 0.6 m/s
Filter Modular	3
Air Pressure	720 Pa
Noise	≤ 57 dB
Dimension	1286 × 690 × 760 mm
External Dimension	1300 × 790 × 920 1502 mm

Designed with a bright blue fluorescent display to provide easy operation
Equipped with epoxy-coated steel and tempered safety glass to provide chemical resistance
Built-in filter clamping eliminates by-pass leakage
Intended with a filter access key preventing unauthorized removal
Includes audible and visible alarm alerts to filter saturation
Quiet efficient operation with a low noise level
Built-in with digital fans to ensure low energy consumption
Intended with real-time airflow monitoring display
User-friendly and affordable
Simple Maintenance and easily adjustable
High-efficiency HEPA and carbon-activated filter
Convenient to handle and operate smoothly

Ductless Fume Hood is extensively used in research facilities, laboratories, and educational environments. It is commonly used in pharmaceutical, hospital, and medical fields.

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Frequently Asked Questions of Ductless Fume Hood ADFD-504

1. What is a Ductless Fume Hood?

A Ductless Fume Hood is a type of extraction system designed to filter air within a laboratory without the need for external ductwork. These uses advanced filtration technology, such as activated carbon and HEPA filters, to capture chemical fumes. They are requiring ventilation systems connected to the outside and return the clean air back into the room.

2. Can Ductless Fume Hoods be used for all chemicals?

While Ductless Fume Hoods are effective for many common chemical applications, they are not suitable for all types of chemicals. Some highly toxic chemicals may require more specialized containment methods. These are important to consult the manufacturer’s guidelines for compatibility with specific chemicals. These produces gases that cannot be filtered by standard carbon, a ducted system is necessary.