Built for continuous operation in high-traffic entrances, this industrial air curtain ensures reliable air separation and contaminant control without added heat. The unit mounts over openings of 42 inches, operates on 115 volts, and draws 5.1 amps to deliver a focused air stream powered by a single 1/2 HP motor. The obsidian black powder coat cabinet combines corrosion-resistant galvanized steel with a professional finish, making it suitable for hospitals, schools, restaurants, and hospitality environments.
LongDescription#@#NA#@@#Cleaning Instructions#@#Wipe high-touch zones (menu covers, shakers, chair backs, door handles) daily with a detergent solution, then disinfect per label contact time to prevent Norovirus and cold-virus transfer between customers and staff. Clean booth crevices and under shelves weekly to deter pests. Remove spills promptly to protect finishes and extend service life. Maintain visible cleanliness to satisfy health inspectors and shape customer perception. Use microfiber cloths and replace solution daily.#@@#Additional Info#@#Mars Air Systems STD242-1UA-OB-UVP air curtain provides unheated, UVC airflow for 42" doorways. It has a galvanized steel cabinet, 1/2 HP motor, 115V/60Hz, 510 watts, and is cETLus certified for openings up to 12 Ft.#@@#General Info#@#Description #@#
Built for continuous operation in high-traffic entrances, this industrial air curtain ensures reliable air separation and contaminant control without added heat. The unit mounts over openings of 42 inches, operates on 115 volts, and draws 5.1 amps to deliver a focused air stream powered by a single 1/2 HP motor. The obsidian black powder coat cabinet combines corrosion-resistant galvanized steel with a professional finish, making it suitable for hospitals, schools, restaurants, and hospitality environments.
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A single 1/2 HP motor provides concentrated airflow while limiting electrical demand to 510 watts at 115 volts. Technicians can expect straightforward serviceability and predictable power consumption for load calculations in facility management plans.
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Designed for doorways between 40 inches and 47 inches, the unit optimizes airflow across a 42-inch opening to minimize infiltration and temperature transfer. Engineers can size installations quickly using the unit height of 12.13 inches and a depth of 12.75 inches.
#@@# UVC Disinfection#@#
Integrated UVC technology delivers microbial control within the airstream, effectively reducing airborne pathogens at the entry point. Hospital administrators and school facility managers gain an additional layer of sanitation that complements existing HVAC and filtration strategies.
#@@# Control Integration#@#
The air curtain features a magnetic switch and 24V control for synchronized operation with door cycles, thereby reducing wasted run time. Facility teams benefit from simplified wiring and compatibility with standard building control panels.
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A galvanized steel cabinet with an obsidian black powder coat finish resists corrosion in demanding commercial kitchens and high-humidity environments. Maintenance staff can expect a sturdy exterior that withstands routine cleaning and operational wear.
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• Delivery times may vary based on location.#@@#deliverynotes#@#NA#@@#Maintenance Guide#@#Maintain the Mars Air Systems STD242-1UA-OB-UVP air curtain by disconnecting power before servicing. Remove the grille and vacuum coils and fan blades monthly to prevent airflow loss. Inspect the magnetic switch and 24v control for corrosion; replace connectors showing oxidation. Lubricate motor bearings per manufacturer intervals and verify 115v supply and cord integrity. Confirm secure mounting for the 42" doorway and test UVC function quarterly.
