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HEPA Filtration Units Coming to Every Hart District Classroom

Hart School District | Thursday, Jan 28, 2021

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The William S. Hart Union High School District has purchased more than 1,200 commercial grade air purifiers that will be deployed to every campus classroom and communal office areas. These units have high-efficiency particulate air (HEPA) filtration for allergens, bacteria, dust, viruses and common volatile organic compounds.

This purchase was made possible with Federal COVID-19 relief funds.

“We are excited to be able to acquire and deploy these units in the continued effort to do all we can for staff and student safety during these times,” said Dr. Collyn Nielsen, chief administrative officer for the Hart District.

IQAir, the manufacturer, states on its website, “The award-winning HealthPro Plus features four advanced filtration technologies, including HyperHEPA filtration of particles of all sizes, plus V5-Cell advanced filtration of gases and odors. Excellent all-around filtration for allergens, bacteria, dust, viruses and common VOCs.”

Each classroom will have these HEPA filtration systems in place before small cohorts return to campuses on Feb. 8. IQAir recommends each machine’s filters be changed once every two years.

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Gordon Harvey says:

Sunday, Jan 31, 2021 at

I have owned one of these IQAir machines for many years. There are multiple stage filters inside these units. The main Hepa and Charcoal filters may last up to one year each and the main intake filter will only last about 3 to 6 months, depending upon the environment. Not 3 years as stated above.

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Gordon Harvey says:

Sunday, Jan 31, 2021 at

Retail for these units is over $900 each. Filter costs are over $100 each.

I have owned one of these IQAir machines for many years. There are multiple stage filters inside these units. The main Hepa and Charcoal filters may last up to one year each and the main intake filter will only last about 3 to 6 months, depending upon the environment. Not 3 years as stated above.

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