HEPACART specializes in class-leading infection control, dust containment, and environmental air filtration solutions designed for sensitive healthcare environments.
HEPACART provides industry-leading infection control, mobile dust containment systems, and air filtration solutions. Primarily serving healthcare, pharmaceutical, and high-risk facilities across North America, their products are designed to ensure safety and prevent contamination during construction, renovation, or maintenance activities.
The company's flagship product lines include the HEPACART and DUSTBUGGY mobile containment carts, AnteRoom systems, and HEPAFORCE air scrubbers. These units feature heavy-duty aluminum frames, advanced HEPA filtration for continuous environmental protection, and retractable enclosure systems that seamlessly interface with ceilings to isolate hazardous airborne particles.
By replacing traditional, cumbersome containment methods like zip poles and plastic sheeting, HEPACART significantly improves operational efficiency and safety. Their durable, portable solutions allow maintenance teams to work above ceilings and within isolated areas safely, maintaining critical air quality standards and strict ICRA compliance.
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Inspect and change the pre-filter at regular intervals (weekly, monthly, or quarterly) depending on usage. More frequent pre-filter changes extend the life of the HEPA filter. Always change it between jobs where dangerous contaminants were present.
The HEPA filter should be re-certified on an annual basis and replaced if it shows signs of damage or reduced airflow. It is tested and certified at the time of shipment for one year.
For windows, use only polycarbonate-compatible cleaning agents. For retractable enclosures, use neutral soap suds and lukewarm water, avoiding harsh cleansers. For hard-sided enclosures, avoid abrasive products and clean using a mild automotive polish if minor abrasions occur.
First, check if the GFCI has tripped (indicated by a red light on the receptacle) and firmly press the 'RESET' button. Make sure the unit is plugged in, check for power at the outlet, and press the 12-amp breaker to reset if necessary.
The model and serial numbers are located on a blue and white sticker just below the window on the end of the unit which does not have a door.