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Circulaire® Access Recirculating Fume Cupboard

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The Circulaire® Access Recirculating Fume Cupboard is a high efficiency, ductless model designed to protect operators from hazardous fumes and particulates.

NEW Upgraded Design

Airflow Safety Monitoring

Activated Carbon Filtration

Energy Efficient

NEW Upgraded Design

Airflow Safety Monitoring

Activated Carbon Filtration

Energy Efficient

Product Description

The unit can be installed anywhere within your workspace and, thanks to our activated carbon filtration technology, pollutants produced during chemical handling are captured and absorbed at source, removing the requirement for ducting to an external environment.

Equipped with a real-time airflow display, it ensures continuous monitoring of airflow conditions, promoting safety and compliance.

This unit is ideal for environments where ductwork installation is not feasible,
providing flexible, cost-effective protection for laboratories and industrial spaces.

  • Enhanced Safety: Designed to protect users from inhaling harmful fumes, the recirculating system ensures that hazardous substances are contained and filtered efficiently.
  • Energy Efficiency: The closed-loop system eliminates the need for external ducting, reducing energy costs associated with traditional fume cupboards.
  • Space-Saving Design: Ideal for laboratories or spaces without access to external exhaust systems, the compact design makes installation easier and more versatile.
  • Cost-Effective: With no need for costly ductwork, installation and maintenance costs are significantly reduced.

The Recirculating Fume Cupboard operates by drawing air into the unit through the front sash.

 

As air passes through the system, it is filtered by high-performance particulate and activated carbon filters, which trap harmful chemicals, fumes, and particulates. Clean, filtered air is then recirculated back into the workspace.

 

The unit is equipped with variable airflow control to ensure that the flow rate is optimised for the specific needs of the user. Additionally, real-time data on airflow and filter performance is available through the digital interface, ensuring that the system continues to operate safely and efficiently.

  • Laboratories: Used in chemical, biological, and pharmaceutical labs to safely contain and filter hazardous fumes and chemicals.
  • Education: Ideal for schools and universities with limited access to external ventilation systems.
  • Industrial Environments: Provides protection in environments where hazardous materials are handled but external exhausts are not feasible.
  • Research and Development: An essential tool for scientists working with volatile substances that require containment but do not necessitate a full-scale fume extraction system.
  • Static Base Stand | with Adjustable Feet
  • Mobile Base Stand | with Lockable Castors
  • Filter Saturation Alarm

The unit can be installed anywhere within your workspace and, thanks to our activated carbon filtration technology, pollutants produced during chemical handling are captured and absorbed at source, removing the requirement for ducting to an external environment.

Equipped with a real-time airflow display, it ensures continuous monitoring of airflow conditions, promoting safety and compliance.

This unit is ideal for environments where ductwork installation is not feasible,
providing flexible, cost-effective protection for laboratories and industrial spaces.

  • Enhanced Safety: Designed to protect users from inhaling harmful fumes, the recirculating system ensures that hazardous substances are contained and filtered efficiently.
  • Energy Efficiency: The closed-loop system eliminates the need for external ducting, reducing energy costs associated with traditional fume cupboards.
  • Space-Saving Design: Ideal for laboratories or spaces without access to external exhaust systems, the compact design makes installation easier and more versatile.
  • Cost-Effective: With no need for costly ductwork, installation and maintenance costs are significantly reduced.

Operation

 

The Recirculating Fume Cupboard operates by drawing air into the unit through the front sash.

 

As air passes through the system, it is filtered by high-performance particulate and activated carbon filters, which trap harmful chemicals, fumes, and particulates. Clean, filtered air is then recirculated back into the workspace.

 

The unit is equipped with variable airflow control to ensure that the flow rate is optimised for the specific needs of the user. Additionally, real-time data on airflow and filter performance is available through the digital interface, ensuring that the system continues to operate safely and efficiently.

Applications

 

  • Laboratories: Used in chemical, biological, and pharmaceutical labs to safely contain and filter hazardous fumes and chemicals.
  • Education: Ideal for schools and universities with limited access to external ventilation systems.
  • Industrial Environments: Provides protection in environments where hazardous materials are handled but external exhausts are not feasible.
  • Research and Development: An essential tool for scientists working with volatile substances that require containment but do not necessitate a full-scale fume extraction system.
  • Static Base Stand | with Adjustable Feet
  • Mobile Base Stand | with Lockable Castors
  • Filter Saturation Alarm

Technical Specification.

CA700
External Dims (W x D x H)700mm x 600mm x 1216mm
Aperture (W x H)650mm x 250mm
Face VelocityTypically set at 0.55m/sec – Can be adjusted depending upon application
Main FiltersLarge Capacity CARBON or HEPA
Outlet FilterLarge Capacity CARBON or HEPA (Optional)
Weight62kg
Power230V
Suitable for Removal of
ACGeneral Organic Compounds [iodine, Solvents, Odours etc]
ACIDAcidic Compounds [and general organics]
ACRAlkali Compounds [and general organics]
AMMAmmonia & amine compounds [and general organics]
CYNCyanide Compounds
ETHEREther Compounds [and general organics]
FORMAldehydes [and general organics]
SULSulphur Compounds [and general organics]
MCHSpecial blend of up to 4 of the above carbon types
EDTri-Layered Filter for schools [organic, acid & alkali removed]

What is the Circulaire® Access range?

The Circulaire® Access range has been developed by Monmouth Scientific to make clean air and containment technology more accessible to laboratories, research facilities and educational environments.

Combining established filtration technology with practical design and straightforward operation, the range provides effective containment solutions without unnecessary complexity.

Developed with everyday laboratory activities in mind, Circulaire® Access offers a practical approach to operator protection, particularly where space, infrastructure and installation costs are important considerations.

What is the Circulaire® Access CA700 Recirculating Fume Cupboard?

The Circulaire® Access CA700 is a compact, non-ducted laboratory fume cupboard designed to protect operators from exposure to hazardous chemical fumes and vapours.

Using recirculating filtration technology, the cabinet captures airborne contaminants at source and passes them through application-specific filters before returning filtered air to the surrounding environment.

The CA700 features integrated airflow monitoring and a compact working area suitable for routine laboratory chemical handling.

How does the Circulaire® Access CA700 work?

The CA700 draws air into the cabinet through the front working aperture, creating an inward airflow that helps prevent chemical fumes and vapours from escaping into the operator’s breathing zone.

Contaminated air passes through the filtration system, where activated carbon filters remove compatible chemical vapours through adsorption. Depending on the substances being handled, HEPA filtration can also be specified for particulate removal.

Does the CA700 require external ducting or ventilation?

No. The CA700 does not require connection to an external extraction system.

Unlike traditional ducted fume cupboards, which discharge extracted air outside the building, the CA700 uses internal filtration to remove suitable airborne contaminants before returning filtered air to the workspace.

This can reduce installation complexity and associated infrastructure costs, particularly in existing facilities where installing external ductwork may be impractical.

Appropriate general room ventilation and a suitable assessment of the chemicals being handled are still required.

What chemicals can be used in the CA700?

The CA700 can accommodate a variety of chemical handling activities, provided the filtration system is correctly specified for the substances involved.

Different activated carbon filter media are available to target specific groups of chemical contaminants, including general organic vapours, acids, alkalis, ammonia and certain other compounds.

Filter selection depends on the chemicals being handled, their concentrations, quantities and expected usage.

Not all chemicals are suitable for recirculating filtration. Monmouth Scientific will assess the chemicals being handled and the intended application to recommend the most suitable activated carbon filter blend for the specific laboratory processes involved.

What filtration options are available for the CA700?

The CA700 can be equipped with activated carbon and/or HEPA filtration, depending on the intended application.

Activated carbon filters capture suitable chemical fumes and vapours, while HEPA filters provide particulate filtration where required.

A selection of specialist carbon media is available for different chemical groups, allowing the filtration system to be specified according to the substances being handled.

An optional outlet filter can also be incorporated where appropriate.

How is airflow monitored in the CA700?

The CA700 features an integrated digital airflow monitoring system, providing operators with real-time information about airflow conditions within the cabinet.

An animated colour LCD display allows users to monitor airflow during operation, while a low-airflow alarm provides an alert if airflow falls below the required operating level.

The cabinet’s face velocity is typically set at 0.55 m/s, although this can be adjusted depending on the application.

These features help operators identify changes in airflow performance during use.

What are the dimensions of the Circulaire® Access CA700?

The CA700 has the following specifications:

  • External dimensions (W × D × H): 700 × 600 × 1216 mm
  • Working aperture (W × H): 650 × 250 mm
  • Typical face velocity: 0.55 m/s
  • Weight: 62 kg
  • Electrical supply: 230 V

Its 700 mm width allows the cabinet to be incorporated into laboratory layouts where available bench space is limited.

Can the CA700 be moved between laboratory workspaces?

Yes. The CA700 is available with an optional mobile base stand fitted with lockable castors, allowing the cabinet to be repositioned when laboratory requirements change.

A static base stand with adjustable feet is also available for installations where a fixed working position is preferred.

Any relocation should be followed by appropriate checks to confirm that the cabinet remains suitable for its intended use.

How often do the CA700 filters need replacing?

Filter replacement intervals depend on the type of filtration media installed, the chemicals being handled, their concentrations and how frequently the cabinet is used.

Activated carbon filters have a finite adsorption capacity and must be replaced before they become saturated to maintain effective contaminant removal.

Regular servicing, filter assessment and appropriate replacement schedules are essential to maintaining safe and reliable performance.

What maintenance does the CA700 require?

The CA700 requires routine inspection, cleaning and servicing to maintain effective operation.

Maintenance activities typically include checking airflow performance, assessing filter condition, inspecting cabinet components and ensuring that the working aperture and airflow pathways remain unobstructed.

Regular examination and testing should be carried out in accordance with relevant workplace safety requirements, including COSHH where applicable.

Monmouth Scientific provides ongoing servicing, maintenance and replacement filter support to help customers maintain their containment equipment.

What applications is the CA700 suitable for?

The CA700 is suitable for laboratory activities involving compatible chemical fumes and vapours.

Typical applications include routine chemical handling, sample preparation, small-scale chemical processing and research activities requiring localised fume containment.

The suitability of the cabinet should always be assessed against the chemicals, quantities and procedures involved.

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Features & Benefits.

Engineered for performance, reliability, and operator usability, our solutions deliver practical features and measurable benefits to support a wide range of controlled environment applications.

Recirculating Technology

Eliminates expensive external ducting, simplifies installation, and makes the unit portable for flexible positioning.

Improved Structural Design

Epoxy painted steel & aluminium extrusion construction with a hinged acrylic front panel.

Features

Integral Lighting | Low Airflow Alarm | Hinged Acrylic front panel | Cable Ports | Top & Rear Baffles

Filtration System

Activated Carbon Filter and/or HEPA Filter to suit your application, providing complete protection for the operator against hazardous substances.

Digital Airflow Monitor

Animated Colour LCD displays real-time monitoring of airflow, enhancing user safety and reduces downtime.

Options

Static Base Stand with Adjustable Feet | Mobile Base Stand with Lockable Castors | Filter Condition Alarm | Gas & Water Services

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