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Q. I notice when I'm generating lots of smoke that some smoke still comes through
the unit. Why doesn't the Razaire™ MINI remove all of the smoke that enters it?
A. Small table-top units are limited in how much smoke they can remove. Highly efficient
smoke absorbing filtration units are made but they are quite large, not portable at all, and
very expensive. The goal of the Razaire™ MINI is to have a compact, portable, econom-
ical unit that will draw smokey air away from the user while removing much of the smoke
from the air passing through it.
Q. How can I know when the filters need replacing?
A. There is no objective way to determine when the filters need replacing. Filters don't
look any different when they've lost their ability to absorb smoke. If you think the unit isn't
cleaning the air as well as it did when you first started using it, you can replace the filters.
One other indicator for filter replacement is a "smokey" smell. As the filters become more
loaded with smoke particles they may start to smell progressively smokier. If the unit
constantly gives off a smokey smell when running the filters are probably "full" and should
be replaced.
Q. Can I use the Razaire™ MINI without any filters?
A. Yes. The fan will continue to function. It is possible for smoke residue to build up on
the fan blades if the unit is used for a very long period with no filter or a very old Pre-filter;
however, smoke build-up on the fan blades would have minimal effect on the fan's ability
to move air.
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The longer the air stays in contact with the carbon filters, the more smoke particles will
be removed. Because the carbon filters are an open design they are not able to remove
100% of the smoke from the air that passes through them, but they do always capture
some of the smoke. The Razaire™ MINI has been designed to provide the best balance
of air flow, smoke capture and low noise. The amount of smoke captured depends on
several factors:
1. Fan speed. A lower fan speed means that the air will take longer to pass through the
filter, allowing for more capture of smoke particles. At a higher fan speed the air passes
through the filter more quickly, so the filter will not be able to capture as many smoke
particles.
2. Amount of smoke coming into the unit. When burning hot and generating a large
amount of smoke, some of the smoke particles will still pass through the filters. If you are
generating a small amount of smoke the filters will capture a higher percentage of smoke
particles.
3. Age of the filters. The longer a filter is used, the less effective it is at capturing smoke
particles. As each filter captures smoke its surface eventually becomes covered with
smoke particles until it has no remaining exposed carbon surface. In this condition the
filter would be completely ineffective. There is no way to clean the filters; they should be
replaced before they become ineffective (see "Filter Replacement").
4. Amount of filtration. Another option to increase the effectiveness of the unit is to
add one or more additional Primary Filters (see "Adding Primary Filter Stages"). Adding
more filters increases the amount of exposed filter area. It also restricts air flow slightly,
resulting in more time for the air to pass through the filter. These two factors result in an
increased percentage of smoke being removed from the air.
5. The amount of air captured at the source. If the unit is too far away from the smoke
source some of the smoke will release into the air before it can be drawn into the unit.
Obviously the unit can only filter air that passes through it. Leaving the unit running for
extended periods of time will allow it to continue "scrubbing" the ambient air of remaining
smoke particles, but it's always best and most efficient to capture smokey air at the
source.
Pub# X60 English 03-2021 © March 2021 Razertip Industries Inc.
Please take a few minutes to read these instructions. The Razaire™ MINI
is a small, quiet smoke extracting fan that is designed to draw smoke away
from the user. It will reduce smoke particles and the smell of smoke when
burning a variety of materials. It will not eliminate smoke or harmful fumes
produced from burning. If more protection is needed, use of a suitable mask or
respirator is recommended.
Warnings:
Shock Hazard: Do not disassemble (except as shown for filter replacement). No user
serviceable parts inside. Keep it well away from water or sources of moisture.
• This tool should not be used by children unless under the direct supervision of an
adult.
• Always be sure to have adequate ventilation. Some materials give off dangerous
fumes when burned. This unit will not protect from toxic or dangerous fumes.
• Technical questions concerning this product can be directed to Razertip Industries.
www.razertip.com
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Razertip Industries Inc.
PO Box 910, 301-9th Street North,
Martensville, SK S0K 2T0 Canada
Phone 306-931-0889
Toll-free 1-877-729-3787
(Canada & US only)