• Ultravation® Photronic™ brochure

Owner's Manuals:

• Owner's Manual: Photronic Series (DC-OM-PTRONIC)

Maintenance / Replacements:

See the owner's manual for all filters and other replacement part numbers for your model. You can also find replacement information on the serial number label on the inside of the equipment door for the unit.

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Filter Maintenance Schedule:

Best: Replace filters every six months in typical environments and more often in harsher situations for efficient use of the filter and minimal restriction of airflow. For a one-inch filter, a 30-day interval is best.

Required: A filter in use for 12 months should be very full and no longer capturing fine particles and many larger ones. This will cause (1) accumulation of dust and dirt in the HVAC system, (2) an increase in allergen density in the indoor air and (3) will inhibit HVAC efficiency causing it to run longer and work harder, wasting energy.

Mandatory: A filter in use for 18 months will be operating beyond capacity and in addition to being ineffective, is likely inhibiting airflow which wastes significant energy, stresses HVAC components and may cause permanent damage to the HVAC system.

Models / Technical Drawings:

Click a Media Air Cleaner model number to view/download the technical drawing.

• 92-001
• 92-002
• 92-003
• 92-024
• 92-025
• 92-026
• 92-031
• 92-032
• 92-033
• 92-034
• 92-035
• 92-036

Technical Documents:

• Spec Sheet: Photronic Series
• Owner's Manual: Photronic Series (DC-OM-PTRONIC)

Maintenance / Replacements:

The owner's manual lists all lamp, filter and other replacement part numbers.

Filter Maintenance schedule:

Best: Replace filters every six months in typical environments and more often in harsher situations for efficient use of the filter and minimal restriction of airflow. For a one-inch filter, a 30-day interval is best.

Required: A filter in use for 12 months should be very full and no longer capturing fine particles and many larger ones. This will cause (1) accumulation of dust and dirt in the HVAC system, (2) an increase in allergen density in the indoor air and (3) will inhibit HVAC efficiency causing it to run longer and work harder, wasting energy.

Mandatory: A filter in use for 18 months will be operating beyond capacity and in addition to being ineffective, is likely inhibiting airflow which wastes significant energy, stresses HVAC components and may cause permanent damage to the HVAC system.