Stop compromising entry control for convenience. This unheated industrial air curtain delivers robust airflow and reliable separation for high-traffic openings, enabling consistent environmental and insect protection without heating energy costs. Designed for interior mounting and continuous operation, this unit supports heavy-duty applications in food service, healthcare, education, and hospitality settings.
LongDescription#@#NA#@@#Cleaning Instructions#@#Wipe exterior housing and inlet screen daily with a mild detergent solution and microfiber cloth to remove grease and crumbs. Sanitize high-touch zones like access panels, control switches, and nearby chair backs and door handles using an EPA-registered surface disinfectant per label dwell time. Inspect motor area weekly; vacuum debris with a soft brush while unit is off and locked out. Keep surrounding floors and shelves free of spills to deter pests and protect staff and food safety.#@@#Additional Info#@#Berner IDC14-2120A-1 is a 120" un-heated air curtain with two 1 HP motors, 120 volts, cULus certified, made in the USA. It protects door openings up to 14 feet for separation and 12 feet for insect control, aiding sanitation and energy management.#@@#General Info#@#Description #@#
Stop compromising entry control for convenience. This unheated industrial air curtain delivers robust airflow and reliable separation for high-traffic openings, enabling consistent environmental and insect protection without heating energy costs. Designed for interior mounting and continuous operation, this unit supports heavy-duty applications in food service, healthcare, education, and hospitality settings.
#@@# Two Motors#@#
Two 1 HP motors provide high-volume airflow to maintain a stable air barrier for openings up to 14 feet high for environmental separation and 12 feet high for insect protection. Each motor operates on 120 volts 1-Ph power and distributes load to extend duty cycle and reduce individual motor strain.
#@@# Direct Drive#@#
Direct drive configuration eliminates belts and pulleys to reduce maintenance intervals and minimize mechanical slippage. Technicians access a simplified drivetrain for faster service and fewer replacement parts over the product life.
#@@# One Hundred Twenty Inches#@#
A 120-inch unit width covers large openings and aligns with standard industrial door sizes to reduce the number of mounted housings. Installers achieve continuous coverage across wide entrances and maintain consistent airflow across the full span.
#@@# Interior Mounting#@#
Interior mounting design focuses airflow inward to establish separation without exposing components to outdoor weather loads. Facilities maintain protected mechanicals to extend service life and simplify routine inspections.
#@@# Unheated Operation#@#
Unheated operation removes heating elements to reduce electrical consumption and limit thermal management complexity in kitchens and cafeterias. Operators maintain insect control and air stratification without introducing added heat into conditioned spaces.
#@@# cULus Certified#@#
cULus certification verifies compliance with North American safety and performance standards and supports code acceptance in institutional projects.
#@@#Delivery Details#@#
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• Delivery times may vary based on location.#@@#deliverynotes#@#NA#@@#Maintenance Guide#@#Inspect the air curtain monthly and tighten mounting fasteners to maintain secure interior installation. Clean the inlet screen and fan housing with a soft brush and vacuum to remove dust and debris that reduce airflow. Lubricate motor bearings per manufacturer intervals and replace worn belts or components immediately. Verify electrical connections at 120 volts and test both 1 HP motors under load. Record service dates and comply with CSA and cUlus labeling for safety.
