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The Labconco 2' Paramount Ductless Enclosure, model 69632, is a self-contained workstation, also known as a ductless fume hood, that uses carbon filters to rid the laboratory of annoying or unsafe concentrations of organic solvents, formaldehyde, acid gases, ammonia, or radioisotopes. Unlike traditional fume hoods, they require no ducting so they can be moved from lab to lab. Paramount Ductless Enclosures are capable of using both carbon and 99.99% efficient HEPA filters for removing gaseous and particulate contaminants. Filters used in the Paramount are sold separately and come in seven types: Ammonia-Amine, Acid-Sulfur, Organic Vapor, Formaldehyde-Formalin, Radioisotope, Mixed Bed and HEPA.

Features:

• Patented slotted rear baffle promotes horizontal laminar airflow to ensure vapors and fumes are drawn to the back of the enclosure without causing turbulence that could cause lack of containment
• Patented Clean-Sweep Air Foil
• Side-Entry Air Foils
• Patented Upper Containment Sash Foil
• Advanced electronic commutated motor (ECM) technology uses less energy and runs quieter than comparable models thus promoting an energy efficient and ergonomic work environment

 

Specifications:
Model Size	2'
Dimensions, Exterior (without stand)	24" W x 29" D x 43.7" H (60.96 x 73.66 x 111 cm)
Dimensions, Interior	24" W x 23.4" D x 22.7" H (60.96 x 59.44 x 57.66 cm)
Sash Opening	9.4" (23.88 cm)
Weight	200 lbs. (91 kg.)
Power	100-115/230V, 5/3 Amps, 50/60 Hz
Main Supply Voltage Fluctuations	Not to exceed ±10% of the nominal voltage
Total Open Area with Bypass	1.45 sq. ft.
Exhaust Airflow Volume at 80fpm	115 CFM
Alarm Airflow Volume at 60 fpm	85 CFM
Motor Power	0.06 HP
Fluorescent Lights	F15T8-SP35
Number of Filters	2
Environmental Conditions	Indoor use only
Maximum Altitude*	10,000 feet (3,058 meters)
Ambient Temperature Range	41° to 104°F (5° to 40°C)
Maximum Relative Humidity	80% for temperatures up to 88°F (31°C), decreasing linearly to 50% relative humidity at 104°F (40°C)

*Airflow must be recalibrated at altitudes above or below 900 feet (275 meters)