HEPA H13 and H14
Filter classes under EN 1822-1 for the filter element: H13 with at least 99.95 % and H14 with at least 99.995 % efficiency at the most penetrating particle size. A HEPA filter does not by itself make a machine class H.
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Filter class L, M and H.
System classes under EN 60335-2-69 for the whole vacuum cleaner’s ability to retain hazardous particles, not the filter alone. Class H is required for carcinogens, fungal spores and asbestos.
0.005 %max. penetration, class H
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3 short parts.
Part1The classesThe whole machine, not the filter alone.↓ Part2On dustrapAs Depureco puts it.↓ Part3Related entriesMore on the same topic.↓1The classes
What L, M and H mean.
The class describes the whole vacuum cleaner’s ability to retain hazardous particles.
The class applies to the whole system, including hose, joints and container. A vacuum cleaner with an H14 filter is not automatically class H.
2On dustrap
M class as standard, H class for the toughest jobs.
Depureco fits M class filters as standard, for everyday protection.
For the toughest jobs and the highest level of safety, you can upgrade to H class filters. Each product page states the filter.
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The wiki gives general explanations. Always check the marking and the manual of your machine.
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