Features & Benefits

Control-A-Flow® Draft Eliminator with or without Anti-microbial Filter is a personal office air deflector that re-directs air from the overhead A/C or heating vents to follow the ceiling line, rather than blowing down onto employee's heads. Two 32" x 1½" rails clip onto the drop ceiling T-bar. The filters fit into a bracket built into the clip and rests up against the supply diffuser. The deflector panels rest on the bottom lip of the rails. The rails also have ½" by 8" holes in them, with adjustable cover plates that can expose or cover the holes, allowing for more air direction options.

Draft Elimination

Filtration

The filters are made of a multi-density Dacron fiber that creates one of the thinnest filters available, while boasting over an 85% efficiency rating for particles 2 microns or larger.  The filter is treated with EPA registered Dow Corning AEGIS anti-microbial treatment, which chemically bonds to the filter to virtually destroy bacteria and other microorganisms on contact, reducing airborne microorganisms by up to 86.5% in one pass, as certified by Air Filter Test Laboratory, and it will not off-gas into the air stream.  The filters last approximately 4-8 months and are quickly, easily and inexpensively replaced.

• Reduces Illness & Allergies: By filtering out particles as small as ½ micron, allergic reactions to pollens, dust, rust, dust mites, Volatile Organic Compounds and other airborne contaminants can be reduced or eliminated. 
• Pays for Itself: Less sick time, increased productivity and morale add up to higher profits.  Saves energy by eliminating space heaters under desks. 
• Filters Economically Replaced: The filters last 4-8 months and replacement is a snap.  Just insert the re-usable metal frame into the new filter sleeve, secure end-cap and place back into the Control-A-Flow®. 
• Happy Ending: The employees are satisfied and the maintenance department is happy that those nagging complaints are finally eliminated.

Dirty Duct Strep Dust Mite Pollen Left to Right: A contaminated duct system. What's in that duct? An airborne Streptococcus Bacteria (strep), the next image contains fungi, insect feces, mold, dust particles, hair and a dust mite, and the last image shows weed and pollen. These and thousands more potential illness producing contaminates can be destroyed or removed with our filter. (Microscopy color photos by Dennis Kunkel PhD. University of Hawaii)

Static Pressure and CFM Test

Control-A-Flow®(CAF), Control-A-Flow® with Filter and Breathe Easy (BE).
*The preferred CAF position is with the panels closed and the rails open.  For comparison only.