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Use and Maintenance Manual
MONOBLOCK Vacuum Unit
IMPORTANT
Ask the installer carrying out the final system test and regulation to certify that the system
has been correctly installed.
2. MONOBLOCK vacuum unit technical features
2.1 Description of the MONOBLOCK vacuum unit
MONOBLOCK vacuum units are designed and manufactured for the suction of dust both in residential
buildings and in service sector premises. MONOBLOCK vacuum units use a suction turbine with an electric
motor that generates suction pressure when switched on. The rotation speed of the suction turbine is
controlled by an inverter. Depending on the suction pressure setting, the inverter controls the rotation
frequency according to the suction pressure detected by a pressure transducer.The air sucked in is
channelled into the central section, where dust particles fall into a collection container. Finer particles are
drawn towards the upper part of the separator, where they are trapped by the filter cartridge. The filtered
air is then expelled towards the exterior through the outlet ducts of the turbine.
2.2 Standard models and approximate dimensions for monoblock from 1 to 2 operators
Characteristics
Number of
operators
Self-cleaning
function
Technical data –
Dimensions
Container capacity
Diameter
Filter surface
Inlet/outlet diam.
Height
Width
Depth
Weight
126M
126MA
1
NO
126M
litres
90
Ø46
cm
2
m
2,0
mm
Ø63
179
cm
cm
65
71
cm
kg
104
>>> MONOBLOCK vacuum unit technical
features
126T
1
1
YES
NO
126T
126MA
90
90
Ø46
Ø46
2,0
2,0
Ø63
Ø63
179
179
65
65
71
71
112
104
9
126TA
238T
1
2
YES
NO
126TA
238T
90
90
Ø46
Ø46
2,0
2,0
Ø63
Ø63
179
179
65
65
71
71
112
104
238TA
2
YES
238TA
90
Ø46
2,0
Ø63
179
65
71
112
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