HLR 1000E-M Installation Version 1 PDF

HLR 1000E-M®
Installation Manual
enVerid Systems Inc.

102 Second Ave, Needham, MA 02494
617-795-4000
Version 1
© 2018 enVerid Systems Inc.
All rights reserved.
Introduction 1
Safety 3
HLR 1000E-M Unit Overview 5
Product Components 5
Component Descriptions 8
Installation 11
Installation Requirements 11
Unit Installation 12
Ductwork Connections 14
Duct Insulation 17
Unit Power 17
BMS Connections 18
Initial Unit Start-up 18
Installing Sorbent Cartridges 18
Appendix 27
enCart-250™ Safety Data Sheet 27
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Introduction
This manual is intended for the installation contractor, design engineer, and facility
engineer, and gives a basic understanding of the enVerid HLR Module installation
process and requirements.
enVerid produces two classifications of HLR 1000E Modules. The enVerid HLR
1000E-M is an indoor unit. The enVerid HLR 1000E-R is an outdoor unit.
The HLR 1000E-M unit is an air treatment system that is installed on the exterior of
the building. These units are normally found on the roof near the building RTUs, but
they can be installed on grade if the air handling equipment is located at this level.
The HLR 1000E-M can be installed in most types of buildings, with the exception of
hospitals and laboratories. The unit, or units, can be connected to, and operate in
conjunction with, any HVAC system. The HLR 1000E-M can be operated in any
climate.
There are several reasons for a building to have the HLR 1000E-M installed. One of
those reasons is to reduce the amount of energy the building uses. Another is to
improve the Indoor Air Quality (IAQ) by cleaning carbon dioxide (CO2), carbon
monoxide (CO), Volatile Organic Compounds (VOCs), aldehydes, ozone (O3), and
other inorganics from the building air that we breathe. In areas where the outside
air has a higher concentration of pollutants, such as major highways, airports,
downtown of major cities, the HLR Module helps keep the outdoor-generated
pollutants outdoors.
The HLR 1000E-M cleans a portion of the return air—approximately five to ten
percent— and returns it to the air-handling unit. The HLR Module removes the
contaminants through a process called adsorption. The cleaned air leaving the
HLR 1000E-M has a lower level of contaminants than the return air The HLR Module
operates in the adsorption mode when the building is occupied and the air-handler
is not in economizer mode. When the building’s air-handlers are in economizer
mode, or when the building is unoccupied, the HLR Module is placed into stand-by
mode.
The HLR 1000E-M periodically goes into a regeneration mode, where the sorbent
cartridges are heated to release the contaminants that were captured during the
adsorption mode. During the regeneration mode the HLR 1000E-M directs the
warmed, contaminated airstream to the outside. The HLR 1000E-M can do this
operation directly, or through an exhaust ductwork system that may also include a
booster fan to aid in expelling the exhaust airstream from the building. This
regeneration process normally occurs when the building is unoccupied. However,
due to the amount of loading, or the length of the occupancy period, the unit may
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go into regeneration while the building is occupied. In this case, the units are staged
so that they are in adsorption mode to reduce the amount of contaminates during
peak occupancy.
After the HLR 1000E-M has been installed, commissioned, and is in communication
with the enVerid Cloud, it requires very little interaction with the building staff for
day-to-day operation. Most maintenance tasks are required only on an annual basis.
Should you require immediate technical assistance with your enVerid HLR Module:
Contact enVerid Systems Inc. by:

• Email: support@enVerid.com
• Phone: 617-612-4055
Or call your local enVerid representative.
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Safety
Read this manual in its entirety prior to performing any work on the HLR 1000E-M
unit. enVerid Systems Inc.’s recommendations, provided in this manual, are to
ensure personal safety, proper installation and operation, optimal performance,
and maximal unit life.
WARNING! Personnel untrained to work with high voltage equipment may be

seriously injured or killed if allowed to work on the HLR 1000E-M. Do
not attempt to perform any electrical work without the proper personal
protection equipment.
• Do not alter, puncture the unit, or cut into the casing at any location without
prior approval from enVerid Systems Inc.
• All work performed on the unit must comply with local, state, and federal
regulations, the construction documents, and this manual.
• Only authorized, trained and certified personnel should perform any work
internal to the enVerid HLR 1000E-M module.
• Only qualified licensed electricians should perform any electrical work exterior
to the HLR Module.
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HLR 1000E-M Unit Overview
Product Components
Product Components
Each HLR 1000E-M Module is a self-contained cabinet pre-assembled with the
following components:
Figure 1: Component Location and Description
A BC DE
F
L G
H
I
K
J
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A Exhaust Damper and Damper Actuator

B Clean Air Outlet Damper and Damper Actuator (to AHU Duct or Return Air
Plenum with no ductwork)
C Clean Air Outlet Sensor
D Internal Damper Actuator
E Power Connection
F Air Inlet Damper and Damper Actuator
G Air Inlet Sensor
H Modem Antenna
I Integrated Controller and Power Supply
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J Regeneration Air Inlet Damper and Damper Actuator (from Space, Plenum, or
AHU. Optional: Air Inlet)
K Lower Door
L Upper Door
M Sorbent Cartridge Bank
N Secondary Odor Module
O Internal Damper
P Inlet Filter
Q Sorbent Temperature Sensor (not seen)
R Heater and Flame Arrestor
S Fans
T Pressure Differential Sensors
U Sorbent Cartridge Bank Plate
The HLR 1000E-M can be configured for the Inlet Air and the Regeneration Air to
share the same inlet. The Clean Air Outlet and Exhaust Outlet however, remain the
same with all Inlet Air/Regeneration Air Inlet configurations.
The table below highlights some of the options and how the unit will function. The
callouts are based on the figures above.
Indoor Air into the Unit Regeneration Air into the Unit
Configuration J F J F
RA Ducted to Unit (Connections from Ceiling X X
Mounted Ductwork)
RA Ducted to Unit (Connections from Floor X X
Mounted Ductwork)
Unit Located in a Plenum X X
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Component Descriptions
• Sorbent Cartridge Bank: The sorbent cartridge bank houses 12 sorbent
cartridges that contain the sorbents used to capture contaminants (CO2, VOCs,
aldehydes, ozone, carbon monoxide, and other inorganic compounds) during
Adsorption Mode (air cleaning) and then released during Regeneration Mode
(internal heating and outside venting). The bank also allows the installation of a
secondary odor module.
• Heater: An integrated heater raises the internal temperature of the HLR 1000E-M
during the regeneration mode to initiate the release of the captured
contaminants. The first step in Regeneration Mode is Closed Loop Heating, when
all external dampers are closed, and air is recirculated inside to accelerate the
heating and contaminant release process. The second step is to vent
contaminants outside by opening the Outside Air and Exhaust dampers. The
HLR 1000E-M uses a PID control loop to keep the internal temperature
controlled during Regeneration Mode.
• Fans: Integrated DC brushless fans control airflow through the HLR 1000E-M
during the Adsorption and Regeneration cycles. Speed control and active
feedback from the fans verify proper operation.
• Electrical Enclosure: The electrical enclosure houses the direct digital control
(DDC) circuit board, stepdown transformer, control devices and sensor
terminations, and communications modules. The controller board intelligently
and automatically determines when to be in Adsorption Mode, Regeneration
Mode, or Idle Mode, based on all of the sensor data and advanced machine-
learning algorithms, or it can use a preset daily schedule for each mode. The
integrated power supply provides power to the system and protects the
HLR 1000E-M module from AC-related phase failures and voltage anomalies. The
communication modules include a BACnet daughtercard for integration with
Building Automation/Management Systems (BAS/BMS) and a wireless cellular
modem that connects to the wireless cellular antenna.
• Air Inlet with Sensors: This is connected to the return air duct or plenum and is
where indoor air enters the HLR 1000E-M to be cleaned of contaminants. Inside
this inlet is located the inlet air sensors that measure the inlet air temperature,
humidity, and CO2. In some cases an externally mounted VOC sensor may be
installed.
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• Clean Air Outlet with Sensor: This is connected to the return air duct
(downstream from the Indoor Air Inlet connection) or plenum (should be near
the airflow inlet to the air handling unit) and is where the cleaned air re-enters
the return air path. Inside this airflow are sensors that measure the temperature,
humidity, and CO2. This CO2 reading is used by the HLR 1000E-M module’s
software to determine when the sorbents are saturated and need to be
regenerated (unless the HLR 1000E-M module is using a preset schedule for
Regeneration).
• Regeneration Air Inlet: This inlet brings in air for flushing contaminants out of
the HLR 1000E-M during Regeneration Mode. Normally this is supplied from the
mechanical room, space, return air, or outside air (depending on location and
the outside air temperature).
• Exhaust Outlet: This outlet is for the HLR 1000E-M module to release the
contaminants outside the building during Regeneration Mode. It is typically
ducted to the building exhaust, or can be ducted directly to the building exterior.
• Internal Damper: The internal damper is opened during Regeneration Mode
and is used to recirculate the heated air inside the unit to maintain the 130 °F to
150 °F temperature required for regeneration of the sorbents.
• Cartridge Temperature Sensor: The cartridge temperature sensor is used
during Regeneration Mode to closely control the temperature of the cartridges to
ensure optimal release of the captured contaminants.
• Main Power Junction: This area is where external connections enter the
HLR 1000E-M. These connections include AC power, external sensor connections,
and external control connections. Consult the construction documents to
determine which of these connections were installed.
• Construction: Galvanized steel construction with powder-coated paint. The
inside walls of the HLR 1000E-M unit are covered in heat-reflective insulation
material for improved energy efficiency and soundproofing.
• Inlet Particulate Filter: 1" pleated MERV-7 filter to remove particulates coming
in from the Outside Air Inlet.
• Wireless Cellular Antenna: Provides the connection to the enVerid Cloud and is
mounted on the outside of the unit in the field.
• Differential Pressure Sensors: The differential pressure sensors measure the
pressure drop across the sorbent cartridge bank.
• Actuator: The actuator controls the opening and closing of the damper. Each
damper has an actuator.
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Installation Requirements
Prior to installation, review the drawings issued for construction, any bulletins or
addenda received, and requests for information responses pertaining to the
installation of the HLR 1000E-M units. Ensure that the units are installed in
accordance with the approved coordination drawings and that the proper service
and maintenance clearances are maintained.
The location of the HLR 1000E-M is determined by the installation criteria discussed
in the HLR Design Manual. Some of the considerations are:
• Unit geometry
• Clearances in the mechanical room
• Proximity to the return air duct or exhaust ductwork
• The HLR 1000E-M can be set on the floor in a vertical position (outlets on top of
the unit and the inlets on the side), or a horizontally position (inlets on the top
and outlets on the side).
• The unit should be mounted on neoprene vibration isolation pads
• Ductwork should be connected to the HLR 1000E-M via flexible duct connectors
to isolate the unit from any vibrations transmitted through the system ductwork.
• Ensure that the HLR Unit has power coming from the correct source (208V or
277V single phase)
• Provide a disconnect switch that can be locked in the off position, and which
provides GFCI protection.
If the location for the HLR 1000E-M does not appear to be suitable, request
clarification from the design team or the enVerid project manager.
Prior to setting the HLR 1000E-M units in the mechanical room verify from the
contract documents that the a housekeeping pad is not required.
For additional support required during installation or operation, contact enVerid
technical support at 617-612-4055.
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The HLR 1000E-M units are shipped with the Sorbent Cartridge set and Secondary
Odor Module in separate containers. When received examine the shock and tip
indicator label to verify proper handling.
If any damage to the packaging for the HLR 1000E-M unit(s) is visible upon receipt,
inspect the package further to see if there is any damage to the HLR 1000E-M unit ,
or refuse acceptance from the shipping company and have the damaged package
returned to enVerid Systems Inc.
If the project is not ready for the HLR 1000E-M, store the unit in its packaging. The
packaged unit should be kept in the proper orientation, and placed in a dry, clean,
indoor space that minimizes fluctuations in relative humidity and maintains a
temperature between 40 °F and 85 °F.
When the project is ready for the HLR 1000E-M unit(s) to be installed, remove the
HLR 1000E-M unit from its container and inspect it for any defects or damage.
Report any problems to the enVerid Systems Inc. support team, including
photographs of damage. Send all documentation to support@enVerid.com.
When the project is ready for the HLR 1000E-M unit(s) to be installed, remove the
HLR 1000E-M unit from its container and inspect it for any defects or damage.
Report any problems to the enVerid Systems Inc. support team, including
photographs of damage. Send all documentation to support@enVerid.com.
We recommend unloading the unit close to the installation site or placing it on

corner dollies for easy transport.
Transport the HLR 1000E-M unit to its installation location and place in the
orientation required for the installation.
Note: The HLR 1000E-M operates in either a horizontal or vertical

configuration.
Locate the unit so that the proper clearances are maintained, as shown in
HLR 1000E-M Clearances (page 13).
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Figure 2: HLR 1000E-M Clearances

48.80
43.31
TOLERANCES UNLESS NOTED:

MACHINED PARTS +/- .005
SHEETMETAL PARTS +/- 1/32
ANGLES +/- 1DEG
36.00
21.00 ELECTRICAL
CLEARANCE ACCESS
FOR ELBOW CLEARANCE
26.78
MAIN POWER IN 25.14
14.00
COMMS.
ANTENNA
73.41
67.81 48.425
36.00
21.00 ELECTRICAL
CLEARANCE ACCESS
FOR ELBOW CLEARANCE
Table 1: Dimensions and Weight

HLR 1000E-M (Vertical) Dimensions (Including Dampers and Handles)
Height 73.4"
Width 48.8"
Depth 26.7"
Ductwork Connections (diameter) 14"
Weight
Shipping Weight (with packaging) 650 lb
Shipping Weight (without packaging) 430 lb
Installed Weight 630 lb
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Once the HLR 1000E-M has been set in place, the unit is ready to be connected into
the air-handling equipment, including controls and building power.
Ductwork Connections
The adsorption in and cleaned air out ductwork is 14" in diameter. Both ducts
should be connected to the appropriate air handling unit’s return air ductwork. The
ductwork should be separated by the amount shown on contract drawings or in the
HLR Design Manual. The HLR 1000E-M modules can be installed as single module, or
in a cluster (multiple modules connected by common ductwork and acting as a
single module).
The ductwork should be separated by three (3) or more duct diameters. If
rectangular ducts are being used, convert to the equivalent diameter.
The ductwork should be supported from the building structure. The ductwork that
serves the HLR 1000E-M module or cluster can be supported off of the same
supports. However, the electrical conduit for the HLR 1000E-M module(s) must be
supported off of its own supports, i.e. the electrical conduits cannot be supported
off of the supports for the ductwork. Neither the ductwork nor the electrical
conduits can be supported off of any existing supports or another trades supports.
A flexible connector should be installed between the ductwork and the
HLR 1000E-M. The connector isolates the HLR 1000E-M from the ductwork and
minimizes the use of the unit’s duct connectors to support the ductwork.
Note: The unit’s duct connections should not be used to support the weight
of the units. Ensure that the units are vibrationally isolated from the
building by the use of flexible duct connectors.
Caution: Attach ductwork as shown in HLR 1000E-M Duct Connections (page 15).

Improper installation can cause damage to the damper gasket and the
damper actuator, and can limit or restrict the operation of the damper
itself.
Caution: Volume/Balancing dampers should be installed a minimum of 6" from

the edge of the HLR Module duct collars. This will alow for operation of
the dampers without interfering with the volume/balancing damper.
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Ductwork Connections
Figure 3: HLR 1000E-M Duct Connections
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A Clean Air Outlet: The port may or may not be connected to ductwork. If the
module/cluster is installed in a plenum then this port may not have ductwork
connected to it. If the module/cluster is connected to the Return Air ductwork
then the ductwork will be routed back to the Return Air ductwork and
connected downstream (closer to the AHU or Return Air fan) from the Air Inlet
ductwork.
B Exhaust Air: Ducted to an exhaust system, such as an exhaust fan, louver, or
exhaust duct. . A field mounted booster fan maybe installed to aid the exhaust
air stream to reach the buildings exterior. This ductwork should be insulated to
maintain the surface temperature of the insulation at or below 120 °F.
C Air Inlet: Air inlet ducted from the AHU's Return Air stream. This port is not
used in a plenum.
D Regeneration Air/Air Inlet: This port may not be connected to any ductwork.
The Regeneration Air comes from the surrounding space/mechanical
room/plenum. If this is a plenum mounted installation the air to be cleaned
comes from this port/connections as well.
Connect the ductwork with three screws as seen in the figure below.
Figure 4: Ductwork Attachement to HLR Equipment Collar
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Duct Insulation
Duct Insulation
The air inlet ductwork and the cleaned air ductwork must be insulated with flexible
elastomeric insulation. The insulation must have an R-value of 8 in climate zones
1-4, and 12 in climate zones 5-8, or greater if required by the local Energy
Conservation Code. All adhesives used shall be compatible with the insulation
material, jacketing, and substrates and comply with MIL-A-24179A, Type II, Class I.
The insulation shall be installed in alternating layers so that edges do not line up.
All insulation installed outside of the building envelope shall have one of the
following jackets:
• Aluminum jacket that complies with ASTM B 209 with a thickness of three
millimeters, heat bonded polyethylene and kraft paper moister barrier
• PVDC self sealing Jacket with a thickness of six millimeters, with a
biaxial-oriented barrier film with a permeance at 0.01 perm (ASTM E 96/E 96 M)
and with a flame spread of 5 and a smoke develop index of 25 (ASTM E 84)
Unit Power
The electrical contractor shall review the contract documents, and verify the
requirements for all wire, cable, raceways, and pull boxes. All wiring should be
installed in rigid galvanized steel conduit sized in accordance with the local electric
code (NEC with local amendments).
All conductors installed to supply power to the HLR 1000E-M should be sized in
accordance with the contract documents and local electric code. All wiring should
be color coded in accordance with the electrical code. The wiring should include the
required number of phase conductors, neutral, and full size insulated (green)
ground conductor.
Each HLR 1000E-M has a connection point for the branch conduit on the top right
rear corner of the unit. The unit should be connected to the branch conduit via a
flexible connector. See the contract documents, and local electrical code for length
limitations. Coordinate the location of the power conduit, and the final location of
the HLR 1000E-M with the mechanical contractor and general contractor.
Caution: Only use this electrical connection. The electrical contractor shall not
drill any holes in the HLR Modules casing without prior written consent
from enVerid Systems Inc..
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The HLR 1000E-M will operate on either 277V or 208V single phase power. Ensure
that your unit is connected up to the proper voltage. If it is not, then inform the
project team that HLR 1000E-M unit(s) do not match the line voltage to which they
are being connected.
The input power is based on the available voltage as defined in the table below.
Voltage In (VAC) MCA (Rating)=1.25 *(load1+load2+..) MOCP (Rating)

277 30.58 35.00
208 34.30 35.00
BMS Connections
The HLR 1000E-M interfaces with the Building Automation/Management System
(BAS/BMS), via the unit’s direct digital controller, and/or BACnet card (if installed).
The HLR Module may need to be shut down when the building goes into fire alarm
or when the connected air-handling unit's duct smoke detectors senses smoke in
the ductwork. This should be coordinated with the fire alarm contractor.
See the enVerid HLR 1000E-M Controls Manual for more information.
Initial Unit Start-up

Once all of the installation procedures have been completed, and that you have
verified that the HLR 1000E-M is powered, call enVerid Systems Inc. at 617-612-4055
or email support@enVerid.com to schedule a site visit to perform start-up and
operability testing.
The day before the arrival of enVerid support personnel on site, install the sorbent
cartridges according to the instructions below.
Installing Sorbent Cartridges
WARNING! Do not remove the upper door without powering down the unit,
turning off the electricity and locking the electrical cabinet.
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Figure 5: Remove Upper Door
To remove the upper door:

1. Turn one of the wingnuts counterclockwise to loosen the latch.
2. Rotate the latch until it is parallel to the door lintel.
3. Turn the wingnut clockwise to hold the open latch in place. Continue until you
have finished with all twelve wingnut latches.
4. Take hold of both cover handles and pull firmly on one side until it is released
from the insulating gasket.
5. Pull the other handle until the cover is free from the unit.
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6. Set the cover down and lean it securely against a vertical surface to protect the
handles and prevent damage to the inner insulation.
Caution: When handling sorbent cartridges always hold them by the outside
edge. If the fabric seal on the grid sorbent cartridge body is torn or
punctured the sorbent cartridge must be discarded.
Wash hands thoroughly after handling sorbent cartridges. See the
Safety Data Sheet in the sorbent cartridge packaging or refer to enCart-
250™ Safety Data Sheet (page 27) in the appendix.
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Figure 6: Remove Sorbent Cartridge Bank Plate
To remove the sorbent cartridge bank plate:

1. Use a #2 Phillips manual screwdriver to remove the screws holding the sorbent
cartridge bank plate. Leave the top two corner screws in place for last.
Caution: Use only hand tools. Using a power screwdriver may strip the
threads in the cartridge cabinet and degrade the quality of the seal.
2. Remove one of the top corner screws.
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3. Hold the cover in place.

4. Remove the second top corner screw.
5. Maintaining pressure on the plate, take told of the sorbent cartridge bank plate
and remove it.
6. Set the plate down and lean it securely against a vertical surface to protect the
inner insulation.
Figure 7: Insert First Sorbent Cartridge
To insert the first sorbent cartridge:
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1. Open the sorbent cartridge carton and remove the top sorbent cartridge by
grasping the outside edge. Set the bottom of the edge in the first rail so that the
sorbent cartridge is over the rubber gasket.
2. Bring the top of the sorbent cartridge toward the top rail.
3. Push in the rubber gasket sufficiently to allow the sorbent cartridge to be set in
place.
4. Slide the sorbent cartridge in by holding the outer edge.
Note: No force is required to set the sorbent cartridge in place. If it does

not slide easily pull it out and make sure that it is correctly set on
the rails.
Caution: Do not use any soap or lubricant on the flexible seal during the
insertion process. This will introduce impurities into the sorbent
cartridge bank.
5. Push the sorbent cartridge until it is flush with the edge of the sorbent cartridge
bank. Verify that it is well-seated on the rubber gasket.
6. Continue installing the rest of the twelve sorbent cartridges.
Note: Each pair of the sorbent cartridge form a V-shape. This

configuration is crucial for the correct operation.
7. Stack the old sorbent cartridges in the empty carton. Seal the carton and ship it
for recycling using the enclosed return mailing label.
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Figure 8: Replace the Sorbent Cartridge Bank Plate
To replace the sorbent cartridge bank plate:

1. Using safety gloves, take the sorbent cartridge bank plate and set it in place.
Note: There is an arrow indicating the top direction.
2. Maintaining pressure on the plate, set one of the top corner screws in place.
3. Tighten the first screw in place with a #2 Phillips screwdriver.
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4. Fasten the screw on the other corner, and then continue with the rest of the
screws.
Caution: Make sure that the screws are tightened firmly, but be careful not to
overtighten.
Figure 9: Replace Upper Door
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To replace the upper door:

1. Lift the door by the cover handles and set one end in place between the lintel
and the insulating gasket.
2. Set the other side in place and push it in until it is fully sealed and flush with the
surface of the unit.
3. Turn one of the wingnuts counterclockwise to loosen the latch from its parallel
position.
4. Rotate the latch 90°.
5. Turn the wingnut clockwise to lock the latch in place. Continue until all twelve
wingnut latches are engaged.
6. Tighten all wingnuts securely to assure a complete seal between the cover and
the unit.
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Appendix
enCart-250™ Safety Data Sheet

Review this information carefully before handling sorbent cartridges for removal or
replacement.
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Safety Data Sheet

OSHA Hazard Communication Standard
29 CFR 1910.1200. Prepared to GHS Rev 3.
Revision date: Initial version

Date of issue: 06.16.2015
Trade name: enCart™ - 250
SECTION 1: Identification
Trade name: enCart™ - 250
Product identifier: None available
Synonyms: None available
Product Code Number: None available
SDS number: ENV107
Recommended use: Air treatment
Recommended restrictions: None known
Manufacturer/Importer/Supplier/Distributor information:
Company Name: enVerid Systems, Inc.
Company Address: 102 Second Ave,
Needham MA 02494
Company Telephone: 617-612-4071
Company Contact Name: Dr. Sharon Perl Olshvang
Emergency phone number: +972542397227
SECTION 2: Hazard(s) Identification

Classification of the chemical in accordance with paragraph (d) of §1910.1200:
Physical hazards: No physical hazards for this product.
Health hazards: Acute toxicity, Oral, Category 4
Environmental hazards: No environmental hazards for this product.
GHS Signal word: Warning.
GHS Hazard statement(s): H302 Harmful if swallowed.
GHS Hazard symbol(s):
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enVerid Cartridge
SDS#: ENV107
GHS Precautionary Statement(s):
Prevention:
P264 - Wash hands thoroughly after handling.
P270 - Do not eat, drink or smoke when using this product.
Response:
P301+P312 – If swallowed: Call a poison center/doctor if you feel unwell.
P330 - Rinse mouth.
Storage:
No storage precautionary statements required.
Disposal:
P501 -Dispose of contents/container to an approved site in accordance with
local/regional/national/international regulations.
Hazard(s) not otherwise Classified (HNOC): None known
Percentage of ingredient(s) of unknown acute toxicity:

60% of the mixture consists of ingredients of unknown acute toxicity (oral/dermal).
100% of the mixture consists of ingredients of unknown acute toxicity (inhalation).
SECTION 3: Composition/Information on Ingredients

Mixture: The cartridge system is assembled to prevent any particles or fumes from penetrating into
the ventilation system. Under normal conditions of use, no dust or fumes are generated; the cartridge
is protected by polymeric filter sheets and by activated carbon fabric.
Chemical Name CAS# Concentration

(weight %)
Amorphous Precipitated Silica 112926-00-8 49.5 – 65%
Modified Polyethylene Polyamines 68131-73-7 31.5 – 45%
Activated Carbon 7440-44-0 0 – 10%
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SDS#: ENV107
SECTION 4: First-aid Measures

Description of necessary measures:
*IMPORTANT NOTE: No first aid should be needed; the system is assembled to prevent any direct
exposure to the adsorbing material.
Inhalation: Remove to fresh air in case of dust inhalation.
Skin contact: Wash material off skin with soap and water. Seek medical attention if irritation occurs.
Eye contact: Flush with plenty of water for at least 15 minutes. See medical attention if irritation
occurs.
Ingestion: Not possible under normal condition of use.
Most important symptoms/effects, acute and delayed: The cartridge system is assembled to prevent
from any dust or fumes emission out of its assembly, but the granules inside the cartridge may be
harmful if swallowed.
Indication of immediate medical attention and special treatment needed: There is no specific
antidote and treatment should be directed at the control of symptoms and the clinical condition.
SECTION 5: Fire-fighting Measures

Suitable extinguishing media: In case of fire use dry chemical powder.
Unsuitable extinguishing media: No data available.
Specific hazards arising from the chemical:

 The activated carbon fabric is flammable over 450° centigrade (842° Fahrenheit).
 The CO2 adsorbent is flammable over 662° centigrade (1224° Fahrenheit).
 Combustion products - Carbon monoxide, Carbon dioxide.
Special protective equipment and precautions for fire-fighters: Wear NIOSH approved self-contained
breathing apparatus suitable for the surrounding fire.

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SECTION 6: Accidental Release Measures

Personal precautions, protective equipment and emergency procedures:
 Handle in accordance with good industrial hygiene and safety practices.
 These practices include avoiding unnecessary exposure, and removal of material from eyes,
skin, and clothing.
 Wear appropriate protective equipment, including respiratory protection, as conditions
warrant (see Section 8).
 See Sections 2 and 7 for additional information on hazards and precautionary measures.
Environmental Precautions: Do not flush into surface water or sanitary sewer system.
If the product contaminates rivers and lakes or drains, inform respective authorities.
Methods and material for containment and cleaning up:

To clean up damaged cartridges: Use Latex or neoprene gloves if handling a leaking cartridge.
Store the leaking cartridge in its original package or a comparable package.
SECTION 7: Handling and Storage

Precautions for safe handling:
 Protect containers from physical damage.
 Wash hands after handling.
 Cartridges shall be replaced periodically by the supplier based on performance.
Conditions for safe storage, including any incompatibles:

 Store in cool, dry, ventilated area and in closed containers.
 Avoid direct sunlight.

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SECTION 8: Exposure Controls/Personal Protection

Control Parameters:
Occupational exposure limits:
US OSHA HAZARDOUS COMPONENTS (29 CFR 1910.1200):

Permissible Exposure Limits
Substance PEL-TWA PEL-STEL
(8 hour) (15 min)
5 mg/m3 (respirable fraction)

Amorphous Precipitated Silica Data not available
15 mg/m3 (Total dust)
Modified Polyethylene Polyamines Data not available Data not available
Activated Carbon Data not available Data not available
US OSHA HAZARDOUS COMPONENTS (29 CFR 1910.1200):

US ACGIH Threshold Limit Values
Substance PEL-TWA PEL-STEL

(8 hour) (15 min)
0.8 mg/m3
Amorphous Precipitated Silica Data not available
(Calculated from the equation
80/(%SiO2) using a value of 100%
SiO2
Modified Polyethylene Polyamines Data not available Data not available
Activated Carbon Data not available Data not available
Appropriate engineering controls: Not necessary under normal conditions.

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Individual protection measures, such as personal protective equipment:
Eye/face protection: Not necessary under normal conditions
Skin and Hand protection: Not necessary under normal conditions
Respiratory protection: Not necessary under normal conditions
Other: Not necessary under normal conditions
Thermal hazards: No data available.
SECTION 9: Physical and Chemical Properties
Appearance
Physical state: Solid granules in a plastic or aluminum box
Form: Solid granulated
Color: Varies
Odor: No odor
Odor threshold: No data available
pH: Alkali
Melting point/freezing point: Not applicable
Initial boiling point and boiling range: Not applicable
Flash point: Not applicable
Evaporation rate: Not applicable
Flammability (solid, gas): Not applicable
Upper/lower flammability or explosive limits
Flammability limit – lower %): Not applicable
Flammability limit – upper (%): Not applicable
Explosive limit – lower (%): Not applicable
Explosive limit – upper (%): Not applicable
Vapor pressure: No data available
Vapor density: No data available
Relative density (Specific gravity): 0.833
Solubility(ies): Insoluble
Partition coefficient (n-octanol/water): No data available
Auto-ignition temperature: No data available
Decomposition temperature: No data available
Viscosity: No data available

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SECTION 10: Stability and Reactivity

Reactivity: Not chemically reactive.
Chemical stability: This product is stable under the specified conditions of
storage, shipment, and use. The cartridge system is
assembled to prevent any dust or fumes emission out
of its assembly.
Possibility of hazardous reactions: Hazardous reactions not anticipated.
Conditions to avoid: No data available.
Incompatible materials: None known.
Hazardous decomposition products: Burning may produce carbon monoxide and other
harmful substances.
SECTION 11: Toxicological information

Information on likely routes of exposure:
Inhalation: Not an expected route of exposure.
Ingestion: Not an expected route of exposure.
Skin: Not an expected route of exposure.
Eyes: Not an expected route of exposure.
Symptoms related to the physical, chemical, and toxicological characteristics:

The cartridge system is assembled to prevent any dust or fumes emission out of its assembly, but the
granules inside the cartridge may be harmful if swallowed.
Delayed and immediate effects and chronic effects from short or long-term exposure:
None expected.
Numerical measures of toxicity:

Ingredient Information:
Substance Test Type (species) Value
LD50 Oral (Rat) > 5000 mg/kg

Amorphous Precipitated
Silica LD50 intravenous (Rabbit) - (comparable > 5000 mg/kg
product)
LC50 Inhalation (Rat) - (comparable product) 0.68 mg/l (4h)
Modified Polyethylene LD50 Oral (Rat) 1716.2 mg/kg

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Polyamines LD50 intravenous (Mouse) 1465.4 mg/kg
LC50 Inhalation (Rat) No data available
LD50 Oral (Rat) No data available

Activated carbon
LD50 intravenous (mouse) No data available
LC50 Inhalation (Rat) No data available
Product Acute Toxicity Estimates:

Acute Oral Toxicity: no data available
Acute Dermal Toxicity: no data available
Acute Inhalation Toxicity: no data available
Skin corrosion/irritation: Not expected to cause skin corrosion or irritation.

.
Serious eye damage/eye irritation: Not expected to cause eye damage or irritation.
Respiratory sensitization: Not expected to cause respiratory sensitization.
Skin sensitization: Not expected to cause skin sensitization.
Germ cell mutagenicity: Not expected to cause germ cell mutagenicity.
Carcinogenicity: None of the components are listed in the National Toxicology Program (NTP) Report
on Carcinogens (latest edition) or have been found to be a potential carcinogen in the International
Agency for Research on Cancer (IARC) Monographs (latest edition), or by OSHA.
Reproductive toxicity: Not expected to cause reproductive toxicity.
Specific target organ toxicity - Single exposure: Not expected to cause specific target organ toxicity
after a single exposure.
Specific target organ toxicity -Repeat exposure: Not expected to cause specific target organ toxicity
after repeated exposures.
Aspiration hazard: Not expected to cause an aspiration hazard.
Further information: No data available.

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SECTION 12: Ecological Information
Ecotoxicity:
Product data: Issues such as ecotoxicity, persistence and bioaccumulation are not
applicable for the cartridges.
Ingredient Information:
Substance Test Type Species Value
LC50 Fish Brachydanio rerio > 10,000 mg/l (96h)

Amorphous
(zebra fish)
Precipitated Silica
EC50 Aquatic Invertebrates > 10,000 mg/l (24h)
Daphnia magna
(water flea)
EC50 Algae No data available
LC50 Fish Poecilia reticulata > 10 - 100 mg/l (96h)

Modified Polyethylene
(guppy)
Polyamines
EC50 Aquatic Invertebrates > 1 - 10 mg/l (48h)
Daphnia magna
(water flea)
EC50 Algae Pseudokirchneriella > 0.1 - 1 mg/l (72h)
subcapitata (green algae)
LC50 Fish No data available
Modified Activated
Carbon
EC50 Aquatic Invertebrates No data available
EC50 Algae No data available
Persistence and Degradability: The methods for determining biodegradability are not
applicable to inorganic substances.
Bioaccumulative Potential: Not applicable.

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Mobility in Soil: Not applicable.
Other adverse effects: Not applicable.
SECTION 13: Disposal Considerations

 The supplier will collect used cartridges to be refilled.
 Appropriate disposal technologies include incineration and land filling.
 Disposal should be in accordance with applicable local, state and federal laws and regulations.
 Consult with the US EPA Guidelines listed in 40 CFR Part 261.3 for the classifications of any
hazardous wastes prior to disposal.
SECTION 14: Transport Information

US Department of Transportation Classification (49CFR)
This material is not classified as dangerous under DOT regulations.
IMDG
This material is not classified as dangerous under IMDG regulations.
IATA (Country variations may apply)

This material is not classified as dangerous under IATA regulations.
SECTION 15: Regulatory Information
USA
United States Federal Regulations: This SDS complies with the OSHA, 29 CFR 1910.1200. The product
is hazardous under OSHA.
Toxic Substances Control Act (TSCA): All substances in this product are listed, as required, or are
exempt from the TSCA inventory.
SARA Superfund and Reauthorization Act of 1986 Title III sections 302, 311, 312 and 313:
Section 302 – No chemicals in this material are subject to the reporting requirements of SARA Title III,
Section 302.
CERCLA Hazardous Substance List, 40 CFR 302.4: This product does not contain chemicals listed on
CERCLA.
Clean Air Act (CAA) Section 112(r) Accidental Release Prevention (40 CFR 68.130): None

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Clean Water Act Section 311 Hazardous Substances (40 CFR 117.3): None
SARA Title III

Section 302 Extremely Hazardous Substance (40 CFR 355, Appendix A): None
Section 311/312 (40 CFR 370):
Acute Health Hazard: Yes

Chronic Health Hazard: No
Fire Hazard: No
Pressure Hazard: No
Reactivity Hazard: No
Section 313 Toxic Release Inventory (40 CFR 372): None
STATE REGULATIONS:
Maine Chemicals of Concern List: None of the components are listed on the Maine Chemicals of
Concern List.
Massachusetts Right to Know: Amorphous precipitated silica is listed on the Massachusetts Right
to Know List.
Michigan Register of Critical Materials: None of the components are listed on the Michigan
Register of Critical Materials.
New Jersey Right to Know: Amorphous precipitated silica is listed on the New Jersey Right to
Know list.
Pennsylvania Right to Know: None of the components are listed on the Pennsylvania Right to
Know List.
SECTION 16: Other Information

To the best of our knowledge, the information contained herein is accurate. However enVerid
Systems, Inc. does not assume any liability whatsoever for the accuracy or completeness of the
information contained herein. Final determination of suitability of any material is the sole
responsibility of the user. All materials may present unknown hazards and should be used with
caution. Although certain hazards are described herein, we cannot guarantee that these are the only
hazards which exist.

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enVerid Systems Inc. is committed to improving energy effciency and indoor air
quality in buildings worldwide through its innovative HVAC Load Reduction® (HLR®)
solutions.
Awarded the prestigious 2016 R&D 100 Award, enVerid is the only solution that
helps commercial, educational and government buildings remove carbon dioxide
(CO2 ), aldehydes, volatile organic compounds (VOCs) and other inorganics from
indoor air, reducing the outside air intake required for ventilation.
enVerid’s HLR technology is ASHRAE-compliant and has been recognized by the U.S.
Department of Energy, the U.S. General Services Administration’s Green Proving
Ground Program, and the U.S. Green Building Council.
For more information, please visit www.enverid.com
Should you require immediate technical assistance with your enVerid HLR Module:
• Call enVerid Systems Inc. at 617-612-4055
• Email us at support@enVerid.com
• Or contact your local rep at:

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HLR 1000E-M Unit Overview

Figure 1: Component Location and Description

A Exhaust Damper and Damper Actuator

We recommend unloading the unit close to the installation site or placing it on

Note: The HLR 1000E-M operates in either a horizontal or vertical

Figure 2: HLR 1000E-M Clearances

TOLERANCES UNLESS NOTED:

Table 1: Dimensions and Weight

Caution: Attach ductwork as shown in HLR 1000E-M Duct Connections (page 15).

Caution: Volume/Balancing dampers should be installed a minimum of 6" from

Figure 3: HLR 1000E-M Duct Connections

Figure 4: Ductwork Attachement to HLR Equipment Collar

Voltage In (VAC) MCA (Rating)=1.25 *(load1+load2+..) MOCP (Rating)

Initial Unit Start-up

Installing Sorbent Cartridges

Figure 5: Remove Upper Door

To remove the upper door:

Figure 6: Remove Sorbent Cartridge Bank Plate

To remove the sorbent cartridge bank plate:

2. Remove one of the top corner screws.

3. Hold the cover in place.

Figure 7: Insert First Sorbent Cartridge

To insert the first sorbent cartridge:

Note: No force is required to set the sorbent cartridge in place. If it does

Note: Each pair of the sorbent cartridge form a V-shape. This

Figure 8: Replace the Sorbent Cartridge Bank Plate

To replace the sorbent cartridge bank plate:

Note: There is an arrow indicating the top direction.

Figure 9: Replace Upper Door

To replace the upper door:

enCart-250™ Safety Data Sheet

Safety Data Sheet

Revision date: Initial version

Trade name: enCart™ - 250

SECTION 2: Hazard(s) Identification

Physical hazards: No physical hazards for this product.

Health hazards: Acute toxicity, Oral, Category 4

Environmental hazards: No environmental hazards for this product.

GHS Signal word: Warning.

GHS Hazard statement(s): H302 Harmful if swallowed.

GHS Hazard symbol(s):

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GHS Precautionary Statement(s):

Hazard(s) not otherwise Classified (HNOC): None known

Percentage of ingredient(s) of unknown acute toxicity:

SECTION 3: Composition/Information on Ingredients

Chemical Name CAS# Concentration

Amorphous Precipitated Silica 112926-00-8 49.5 – 65%

Modified Polyethylene Polyamines 68131-73-7 31.5 – 45%

Activated Carbon 7440-44-0 0 – 10%

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SECTION 4: First-aid Measures

Ingestion: Not possible under normal condition of use.

SECTION 5: Fire-fighting Measures

Unsuitable extinguishing media: No data available.

Specific hazards arising from the chemical:

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SECTION 6: Accidental Release Measures