1/3 HP 2.5 Amp HEPA Air Scrubber Purifier for Water Damage Restoration Negative Air Machine in Green

Thank you for the answer and yes, I AGREE, asbestos is a beast that should be tackled by professionals. Each state, I'm finding out has different regulations but in Missouri, an individual with a 4 unit (or less) dwelling may remediate themselves. Just have to find a waste facility that will take it. It costs a bit more to haul and there is A LOT of work (i.e. double bagging using 6 mil trash bags) but still significantly less than a professional. I found after having professionals test, that the new house I purchased has asbestos in the texture on the walls and ceiling so basically it will ALL need to be removed. After looking into protective masks, body suits, this negative air machine, 6 mil bags, and hauling costs, I estimate I could save around $4,000-$6,000 dollars. All that said though, I'm probably leaning on having someone do it so it's done right AND it will take them less time than it will me since I work a full time job.

It is H-13. Thank you.

The CFM is 500. Thank you.

Our scrubbers are not rented at the Home Depot. Thank you.

It depends on the condition of the area that is going through a filtration process. The scrubber can, however, run in a room with people.

The carbon filter is not included and needs to be purchased separately. Thank you.

Hello, Yes, the B-Air 1/3 HP 2.5 Amp HEPA Air Scrubber Purifier for Water Damage Restoration Negative Air Machine comes with (1) Pre-Filter and (1) HEPA filter included to get started immediately. Thanks, B-Air CSR

Hello, The B-Air 1/3 HP 2.5 Amp HEPA Air Scrubber Purifier for Water Damage Restoration Negative Air Machine is designed for professional use in the water damage restoration industry. It is not tested for FDA or hospital use. Thanks, B-Air CSR

Hello, The airflow range is 550 CFM, maximum coverage is 1500 cubic feet, and the time is takes to reach maximum coverage depends on the environment and exactly what you're using the scrubber for.