Heylo DCS-PV 3000 – Dust Control System
Includes: DCD-3.0 (door base unit + 2x PVC sheets with hook-and-loop fasteners + carrying bag) + PowerVent 3000 fan + M-class dust bag + mounting clamp + hose (7.6 m long) + hose adapter
The DCS dust containment system is a mobile system consisting of a dust containment door and a mobile fan in the clean area. The main component is the DCD dust containment door—for quickly and safely separating the work area or contaminated area from the clean area. Connecting the fan to the clean area creates negative pressure in the renovation area (dirty area), which prevents fine dust from spreading into adjacent rooms. As soon as the hose is directed through the opening directly to the source of dust in the renovation area, the dust extraction function is activated.
Clean renovation ensures successful projects and satisfied customers. Easy to transport and quick to install, the DCS saves you time, money, and hassle. There’s no need for time-consuming cleanup afterward, as with water-based systems—just tap out the used dust bags and filters or throw them away.
What is the difference between white and black areas?
“Black area” refers to the contaminated (construction site) area. Hazardous substances generated during remediation include asbestos, dust, or mold. “White area” refers to the spaces outside the contaminated remediation area.
To protect workers and building occupants, the clean area is separated from the contaminated area by black partition walls to prevent contamination. Air purifiers are used in the contaminated area to ensure workplace safety. The black-and-white principle is stipulated in relevant regulations, such as TRGS 524 (Protective Measures for Work in Contaminated Areas) and TRGS 519 (Asbestos: Demolition, Renovation, or Maintenance Work).
How does negative pressure work? Why do I need negative pressure in the work area?
Negative pressure in the work area prevents dust particles from entering adjacent rooms. Under negative pressure, air flows into the room (work area) only from the outside. Fine dust particles present in the air within the work area cannot escape from the area.
When should I use a dust control door (DCD), and when should I use a dust control wall (HEYWALL)?
A DCD (Dust Control Door) is a partition that replaces a room door. It separates the room with a curtain and is easy to walk through. When used in conjunction with an air cleaner designed to maintain negative pressure, the partition acts as an effective dust barrier. The air cleaner’s hoses are routed through the DCD to the source of the dust, creating a suction effect at the workstation.
HEYWALL is a dust barrier that can be used to reduce the size of large spaces or to separate renovation areas from the rest of the space. With its easy-to-install telescoping posts, the panel can be used as a vertical partition to flexibly divide a space. The flexible system allows for various configuration options: L-shaped, U-shaped, polygonal, room divider, or airlock. The system can always be reused, supplemented, and expanded. Special clamps can be used for the contact surfaces on the sides and ceiling. Here, too, the use of an air cleaner significantly increases dust resistance. When the system is used to reduce the size of rooms, the requirement for air cleaner performance (air change rate) also decreases.
Key Features
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A dust control system for removing dust and maintaining negative pressure in rooms
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Simple and quick installation (quick-close)
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Two integrated dust extraction ports
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Many different combinations are possible (starting with connecting a fan to a filter)
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Potentially high air velocity
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Easy to transport with a carrying bag
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Easy to clean
Product Specifications
Suitable
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Buildings and Commercial Spaces
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Construction
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General Industry and Manufacturing
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Free time and free time
