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CBRN FILTRATION SYSTEMS

ARC Series

Overview

ARC series systems from Arconik are advanced, professional and certified collective protection CBRN (chemical, biological, radiological and nuclear) air filtration and ventilation systems designed for installation in protected spaces like shelters, bunkers, strategic facilities and other applications for providing fresh filtered air for safe breathing, maintaining of overpressure and creation of protected environment in the intended area.

Highlights

Various company systems and components are tested and certified for SI 4570 standard by the Standard Institute of Israel or designed to meet technical requirements of different international standards.

Different company systems are approved by Civil Defence Command and various international organizations.

The systems are installed in tens of thousands of shelters around the world.

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ARC 50 New!

  • Nominal airflow in filtration mode: 50 m3/h 

  • Nominal airflow in ventilation mode: 100 m3/h 

  • Electrical requirements: 230V AC (one phase) / 115 V AC (optional)

  • Manual backup: included

  • Variants: floor-free installation

  • Recommended max. shelter air volume up to 50 m3*

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ARC 100 New!

  • Nominal airflow in filtration mode: 100 m3/h 

  • Nominal airflow in ventilation mode: 200 m3/h 

  • Electrical requirements: 230V AC (one phase) / 115 V AC (optional)

  • Manual backup: included

  • Variants: floor installation or floor-free (wall/hidden) installation

  • Recommended max. shelter air volume up to 100 m3*

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ARC 180

  • Nominal airflow in filtration mode: 180 m3/h 

  • Nominal airflow in ventilation mode: 360 m3/h 

  • Electrical requirements: 230V AC (one phase) / 115 V AC (optional)

  • Manual backup: included

  • Variants: floor installation or floor-free (wall/hidden) installation

  • Recommended max. shelter air volume up to 180 m3*

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ARC 240

  • Nominal airflow in filtration mode: 240 m3/h 

  • Nominal airflow in ventilation mode: 480 m3/h 

  • Electrical requirements: 230V AC (one phase) / 115 V AC (optional)

  • Manual backup: included

  • Variants: floor installation or floor-free (wall/hidden) installation

  • Recommended max. shelter air volume up to 240 m3*

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ARC 300

  • Nominal airflow in filtration mode: 300 m3/h 

  • Nominal airflow in ventilation mode: 600 m3/h 

  • Electrical requirements: 230V AC (one phase) / 115 V AC (optional)

  • Manual backup: included

  • Variants: floor installation or floor-free (wall/hidden) installation

  • Recommended max. shelter air volume up to 300 m3*

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ARC 450

  • Nominal airflow in filtration mode: 450 m3/h 

  • Nominal airflow in ventilation mode: 900 m3/h 

  • Electrical requirements: 230V AC (one phase) / 115 V AC (optional)

  • Manual backup: included

  • Variants: floor installation or floor-free (wall/hidden) installation

  • Recommended max. shelter air volume up to 450 m3*

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ARC 600

  • Nominal airflow in filtration mode: 600 m3/h 

  • Nominal airflow in ventilation mode: 1200 m3/h 

  • Electrical requirements: 230V AC (one phase) / 115 V AC (optional)

  • Manual backup: not included (optional operation from generator)

  • Variants: floor installation

  • Recommended max. shelter air volume up to 600 m3*

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ARC 900

  • Nominal airflow in filtration mode: 900 m3/h 

  • Nominal airflow in ventilation mode: 1800 m3/h 

  • Electrical requirements: 400V AC (three phase)

  • Manual backup: not included (optional operation from generator)

  • Variants: floor installation

  • Recommended max. shelter air volume up to 900 m3*

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ARC 1200

  • Nominal airflow in filtration mode: 1200 m3/h 

  • Nominal airflow in ventilation mode: 2400 m3/h 

  • Electrical requirements: 400V AC (three phase)

  • Manual backup: not included (optional operation from generator)

  • Variants: floor installation

  • Recommended max. shelter air volume up to 1200 m3*

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ARC 1800

  • Nominal airflow in filtration mode: 1800 m3/h 

  • Nominal airflow in ventilation mode: 3600 m3/h 

  • Electrical requirements: 400V AC (three phase)

  • Manual backup: not included (optional operation from generator)

  • Variants: floor installation

  • Recommended max. shelter air volume up to 1800 m3*

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* The shelter air volume and air change per hour (ACH) calculated according to one complete ACH. In some standards minimum two ACH is required.

In selection of the systems beside the parameter of air changes, other parameters should be taken into account like number of people in the shelter, national or local standard for air volume per person, additional components of the shelter like airlocks, generator rooms, air distribution and leakage.

We recommend to contact us for support in selecting the correct system for a specific shelter.

ARC Systems Offer

Main Components

  1. CBRN filter (combined filter carbon + HEPA)

  2. Electric Blower

  3. Manual backup (only available for systems up to ARC 600)

  4. Blast valve with prefilter

  5. Silencer + airflow indicator

  6. Airflow control damper

  7. Overpressure blast valve/s

Floor free configuration (up to ARC 600 only)

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Floor mounted configuration (for all ARC series)

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Preparation for Installation

Definitions

  • Air inlet – ventilation opening in the shelter perimeter wall intended for pulling fresh air from outside.

  • Air outlet – ventilation opening in the shelter perimeter wall intended for releasing air from the shelter. Blast valve – a protective device designed for installation on/in the air inlet for protecting the internal space and the system components from blast wave pressure.

  • Overpressure valve – a protective device designed for installation on/in the air outlet for controlled release of air from the shelter and maintenance of overpressure levels in the protected space.

  • Flange – devices for connection of air duct or valves.

​Prior installation it is recommended to perform a pressure/gas tightness test to identify and treat the air leakage sources from the shelter perimeter. For proper operation of the system and creation of overpressure (positive differential pressure) inside, the shelter has to be airtight. Overpressure helps to prevent penetration of contamination through small cracks or opening in the shelter perimeter.

Wall Sleeves and Flanges for Blast Valves and Overpressure Valve Installation

Wall Sleeve with Flange - for Casting in Concrete Walls

Wall sleeves are hollow pipes which are intended to be casted in shelter concrete walls for allowing passage of air from outside and inside. Wall sleeves are usually connected with flanges on the shelter side to allow simple connection of the blast valve, overpressure valve, gas tight valve, air duct, cable gas tight passages and more.​​

* wall sleeves are not included in the kit and can be purchased separately.

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Retrofit Flange​ - for Installation with Anchors on Existing Walls

Retrofit flanges designed to allow connection of the blast valves and overpressure valves to existing walls in the perimeter of the shelter/ protected space. The flanges connected to the wall by special concrete anchors and have pre installed bolts for securing the valves with nuts.

* retrofit flanges are not included in the kit and can be purchased separately.

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