For a brief description of our residential filters, have a look at the video below. In the video we explain the differences between our four residential filters and help you understand which is best for your situation.
For Industrial and Commercial Filters
Selecting the correct adsorber for the job is simplified as we have developed a Coding system for typical applications of each product line. On each product page you will find the application code for that particular product. Please keep in mind that these codes are just typical applications and not the only applications for the product
Product typical application codes:
R- Residential plumbing vents and septic tank vents
G-Grease Traps
C-Commercial Buildings
L- Lift Stations/Sewer Line Vents
T- Storage Tanks and transfer tanks
M- Marine
S- Sludge Press Rooms/Confined space/Active ventilation
Product Line |
Typical Application Code. |
Wolverine Cub WC |
R |
Heavy Duty HD |
R,C,G |
Inline Wolverine |
R,C,M,T |
Super Wolverine |
G,C,L,T |
Linear Roof Filter Wolverine |
R,C,G,T,L |
Mega T’s |
C,G,T,L |
Mega Barrels and Pollution Control Barrels |
C,G,T,L |
Vapor Adsorbers |
L,S |
Selecting the proper adsorber by air flow and H2S capacity
There are 3 main criteria for picking the proper adsorber for your application
- Air flow 2. Gas Concentration 3. Desired Maintenance interval.
If you know your vents average air flow rate and H2S concentration in PPM then review, the data sheets of our products and select an adsorber that gives you a minimum of 2.5 seconds bed contact time based on the determined CFM (The amount of time the air stream is exposed to the carbon bed) and provides the desired maintenance interval. Simple Solutions recommends a filter that gives you approximately 1 year of carbon life before maintenance is required.