Electrostatic Precipitator
Electrostatic Precipitator for commercial facilities, done by our own certified crews and documented after every service.
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The Ionization Failure
Electrostatic Precipitators (ESPs) use a high-voltage field to charge and trap fine grease and smoke particles before they leave the building. The ionizer wires and collector cells are the core of your Pollution Control Unit.
When the cells are coated in hardened grease, the unit starts to arc. Arcing can damage the high-voltage power supplies and stops the unit from removing smoke.
Collector Cell Cleaning
ESPs cannot be cleaned with standard degreasers or high-pressure water without bending the aluminum fins or breaking the tungsten ionizer wires. SDI uses heated ultrasonic dip tanks and specific cleaning solutions to dissolve the hardened grease safely, so the cells can hold the voltage they need to work properly.
High-Voltage Discharge
Safe grounding and extraction of the charged collector cells from the rooftop unit.
Ultrasonic Submersion
Submerging the cells in heated cleaning tanks that safely dissolve hardened grease.
Precision Rinsing
Low-pressure, high-volume rinsing to flush out the loosened grease without bending the fins.
Dielectric Verification
Confirming the cells are fully dry and testing the ceramic insulators before the system is powered back on.
How We Do It
Electrostatic Precipitator is part of our Pollution Control Unit work, done by the same crews and to the same standard that some of California's largest facilities rely on.
Every job is run by trained, certified technicians with professional equipment, scheduled around your operations, whether that means 2:00 PM or 2:00 AM.
Uncompromising Standards
Every surface is cleaned, checked and photographed before the crew leaves.
Schedule an Inspection
Tell us about the facility and we'll call to set a time for a zero-cost inspection.