Definitely yes. You can buy direct from us. Just contact us here and i'll reply with a quote including shipping to your location? www.rvasynergies.co.uk/quote
In our test shelter we used a basic plumbing 'air admittance valve' from a hardware store. Or, no exhaust valve at all, with air exhausting through any tiny leaks/gaps in our tarpaulin cover. Both work. But in a solid leakless shelter you might want a more sophisticated exhaust valve. We are working on designing a precision valve here.
Your online pdf and website seem to contradict each other. One states 100cfm the other 65cfm. Do either of these flow rate represent the filtered air flow rate or are these just maximum flow rates i.e. without the filter block with zero duct pressure loss?
Hi, we under-state the actual flow rate of filtered air out of the unit as 65 CFM. We do that to be safe and provide a practical output that is more realistic to cover a range of set ups once pipes etc are connected. The actual flow rate at max power (6A) with battery fully charged in Feet per minute measured at the exit of the unit with a manometer is 1500 measured at 100mm output duct as 1500 ft/min x 0.0666 (Area of duct in ft sq) = 99.9 CFM. *the internal fan is actually 270CFM (With no filter block in front of it).
HI Greg, thanks but i have not contacted Ron from Atlas yet. I think he only sells £15-20K Swiss made filter units. The thing about that is, most people are making small improvised shelters and can't fit or afford the Swiss one. This is why we made the UK1. So almost all can fit and afford it!
@@Bikepacking Thanks. I found though, that pedal generators are much easier to power it than hand cranks. I've tried some hand cranks and they are quite hard to turn to get consistent power especially for longer periods or for kids to do. Pedal generators are much easier. So i tend to suggest all options to customers.
@@Musket85 Sorry for the late reply. A link for the pedal generator? or our product? The UK1 is here www.rvasynergies.co.uk/security-inspection/security-accessories/130-uk1-12v-nbc-air-filter-for-emergency-shelters
Hi Joacim, the webpage link is in the description . You can buy it direct from us, the manufacturers in Gloucster, UK www.rvasynergies.co.uk/security-inspection/security-accessories/130-uk1-12v-nbc-air-filter-for-emergency-shelters Or, here at UK prepping shop ukpreppingshop.co.uk/collections/cbrn-protection/products/uk1-12v-nbc-air-filter
@@pepepleaseplay Yes, it might be because he feels that this product would be useless in a nuclear attack. Indeed it would not save him if he were in blast zone, because his whole house could disappear. The product becomes useful if you are not in a blast zone, and you are making a fallout shelter. It's a very common misconception that 'no one would survive a nuclear attack'. In fact most people would survive the initial attacks. It is then one's own choice. Survive and risk dying from radiation exposure days or weeks later, or survive without radiation exposure (much much better). After that, there is one main problem. Other people. But Survivors can at least try to live in hope of rebuilding society.
@@Theodore_C312 Hi, The price is in £ GBP yes. At time of order we would send you an invoice, and a card payment request via Square or Paypal, which will tell you the amount in your currency at that time. Alternatively if paying by wire transfer, we would calculate the exchange rate in your currency using XE currency converter on that day.
Great innovative product guys!
Thanks for that!
Are replacement filter blocks available and what type of fan is used ?
How expensive is it ?
i think this is enough for a small room probably 25 square meter. where can i buy this?
Definitely yes. You can buy direct from us. Just contact us here and i'll reply with a quote including shipping to your location? www.rvasynergies.co.uk/quote
Could this be used as ventilation only, if you sealed the filter block in plastic and didn't have it installed?
Hi, yes, absolutely. There is no reason why not.
How hot is it getting in that tent?
What kind of pressure valve are u using to exhaust the air?
In our test shelter we used a basic plumbing 'air admittance valve' from a hardware store. Or, no exhaust valve at all, with air exhausting through any tiny leaks/gaps in our tarpaulin cover. Both work. But in a solid leakless shelter you might want a more sophisticated exhaust valve. We are working on designing a precision valve here.
Your online pdf and website seem to contradict each other. One states 100cfm the other 65cfm. Do either of these flow rate represent the filtered air flow rate or are these just maximum flow rates i.e. without the filter block with zero duct pressure loss?
Hi, we under-state the actual flow rate of filtered air out of the unit as 65 CFM. We do that to be safe and provide a practical output that is more realistic to cover a range of set ups once pipes etc are connected. The actual flow rate at max power (6A) with battery fully charged in Feet per minute measured at the exit of the unit with a manometer is 1500 measured at 100mm output duct as 1500 ft/min x 0.0666 (Area of duct in ft sq) = 99.9 CFM. *the internal fan is actually 270CFM (With no filter block in front of it).
Seen it for sale for 1500 pound
Looks like a good product. Thought about contacting Atlas Survival ?
HI Greg, thanks but i have not contacted Ron from Atlas yet. I think he only sells £15-20K Swiss made filter units. The thing about that is, most people are making small improvised shelters and can't fit or afford the Swiss one. This is why we made the UK1. So almost all can fit and afford it!
ADD A HAND CRANK THEN IT BE GOOD
@@Bikepacking Thanks. I found though, that pedal generators are much easier to power it than hand cranks. I've tried some hand cranks and they are quite hard to turn to get consistent power especially for longer periods or for kids to do. Pedal generators are much easier. So i tend to suggest all options to customers.
Is there a link to buy one? This would be perfect for my setup
@@Musket85 Sorry for the late reply. A link for the pedal generator? or our product? The UK1 is here www.rvasynergies.co.uk/security-inspection/security-accessories/130-uk1-12v-nbc-air-filter-for-emergency-shelters
How much does it cost and where can I buy one ?
Hi Joacim, the webpage link is in the description . You can buy it direct from us, the manufacturers in Gloucster, UK www.rvasynergies.co.uk/security-inspection/security-accessories/130-uk1-12v-nbc-air-filter-for-emergency-shelters
Or, here at UK prepping shop ukpreppingshop.co.uk/collections/cbrn-protection/products/uk1-12v-nbc-air-filter
Useless
Why is that?
May i ask why?
maybe because he lives on a place where he thinks is safe or he is simply prepared to unalive when shtf or a calamity strikes
@@pepepleaseplay Yes, it might be because he feels that this product would be useless in a nuclear attack. Indeed it would not save him if he were in blast zone, because his whole house could disappear. The product becomes useful if you are not in a blast zone, and you are making a fallout shelter. It's a very common misconception that 'no one would survive a nuclear attack'. In fact most people would survive the initial attacks. It is then one's own choice. Survive and risk dying from radiation exposure days or weeks later, or survive without radiation exposure (much much better). After that, there is one main problem. Other people. But Survivors can at least try to live in hope of rebuilding society.
What is the price?
Hi, please contact RVASynergies.Co.uk for price and shipping to your world location. Many thanks!
is the price only in GPB? (British pounds)@@RVASynergiesLtd
@@Theodore_C312 Hi, The price is in £ GBP yes. At time of order we would send you an invoice, and a card payment request via Square or Paypal, which will tell you the amount in your currency at that time. Alternatively if paying by wire transfer, we would calculate the exchange rate in your currency using XE currency converter on that day.