Higher-grade supply media
U15 filters address specifications that call for ULPA rather than the H14 standard arrangement.
The U15 model retains dedicated active downflow but changes the supply filter class from the H14 configuration. It is intended where the user's contamination-control strategy explicitly selects U15 media and can accommodate the associated fan duty, filter cost and replacement plan rather than treating the higher grade as a universal requirement.
U15 filters address specifications that call for ULPA rather than the H14 standard arrangement.
Dedicated airflow control can be sized around the pressure drop of the selected filter bank.
Pressure and airflow monitoring help operators recognize departures from the configured operating state.
| RABS Type | Active open restricted access barrier |
|---|---|
| Process Zone | ISO 5 / Grade A |
| Background Room | Typically ISO 7 / Grade B |
| Nominal Downflow | 0.45 m/s ±20% |
| Supply Filters | U15 ULPA |
| Fan System | Dedicated actively controlled modules |
| Filter Plenum | Negative-pressure plenum arrangement |
| Monitoring | Differential pressure, airflow and door state |
| Barrier Construction | Stainless frame with safety-glass panels |
| Customization | ULPA bank size, fan duty, access configuration, transfer ports and machine penetrations can be matched to the intended aseptic process. |
Sensitive aseptic filling, open-container interventions and critical component zones where the facility specification calls for active U15-filtered protection.
Filter-bank segmentation, redundant fans, reduced-flow mode, RTP connections, PLC monitoring, door alarms and service-side access may be configured.
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