Tornado
Tornado CVD Sealed HEPA Exhaust Filter Cartridge
- SKU:
- K28892860
- MPN:
- K28892860
- Availability:
- Ships in 2 to 3 Business Days
- Shipping:
- Free Shipping
Description
Tornado CVD Sealed HEPA Exhaust Filter Cartridge
The genuine Tornado sealed HEPA exhaust filter cartridge provides verified final-stage filtration to trap fine particulate matter before clean air exits your commercial upright vacuum cleaner. Positioned as the final barrier in the machine’s three-stage air-handling path, this enclosed cartridge layout catches micro-dust, carpet fibers, and common environmental allergens. Before placing an order, confirm your specific vacuum model series and technical filter dimensions to ensure standard housing fitment. Classic Vacuum provides clear technical guidance to help equipment owners select the exact part needed, minimizing machine downtime and maintaining efficient fleet performance.
Quick Parts Summary
This replacement exhaust cartridge is engineered to factory standards to preserve structural seal integrity and airflow performance across specific commercial cleaning platforms.
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Specification Parameter |
Technical Detail |
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Manufacturer Part Number (MPN) |
2.889-286.0 / K28892860 |
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Filtration Efficiency Class |
True HEPA (99.97% efficiency at 0.3 microns) |
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Housing Design |
Sealed cartridge perimeter |
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Primary System Role |
Final-stage exhaust or final emissions capture |
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Compatible Equipment Class |
Tornado CVD and Deluxe commercial upright vacuums |
Verified Fitment and Equipment Compatibility
The 2.889-286.0 sealed HEPA filter is designed to slide directly into the exhaust tracks of the Tornado CVD series. Because commercial cleaning fleets often deploy multiple generations of upright vacuums with varying housing dimensions, checking your specific equipment designation prevents improper sizing.
This final-stage filter cartridge is verified for use with:
- Tornado: CVD-30 and CVD-30/1 Deluxe commercial uprights
- Tornado: CVD-38 and CVD-38 Deluxe commercial upright series
- Tornado: CVD-48 dual-motor commercial upright models
- Tornado: All official factory units carrying the "CVD Uprights" platform designation
Component Wear and Maintenance Guidance
During heavy daily use in hospitality, educational, or corporate environments, the final exhaust cartridge continuously filters out microscopic particles that bypass the collection bag and intake filter. Over time, an intricate web of randomly spun polymer fibers fills with trapped particulate matter.
Regularly monitor your final exhaust area for these common indications of restricted filter life:
- Airflow Restrictions: A gray or heavily packed filter sheet limits clean-air exit speeds, increasing backpressure and causing the vacuum motor to run hot.
- Odors or Dust Blowback: Physical gaps or an overloaded media core can allow microscopic dust to blow back into the room, reducing indoor air quality.
- Emissions Warning Lights: If your Deluxe model triggers an airflow restriction or bag-full light despite installing a fresh paper bag, check the exhaust cartridge for fine dust loading.
Frequently Asked Questions
1. How do I confirm whether this filter cartridge fits my machine?
Check the silver factory identification label located on the rear or underside of your vacuum housing. Ensure your equipment is explicitly listed as a Tornado CVD-30, CVD-38, or CVD-48 series model before ordering.
2. Do I need the vacuum serial number before ordering?
While the CVD designation generally specifies this cartridge, providing your machine's serial number or manufacturing code allows us to verify whether your unit uses an older filter configuration, such as the K64147600 layout.
3. Can this exhaust filter cartridge be washed and reused?
No, this high-efficiency filter cartridge is built with dry polymer fibers that lose their shape and filtration structure if exposed to water. It must be replaced with a new cartridge when it is loaded with dust to protect the motor's life.
4. How frequently should the sealed HEPA filter be replaced?
For high-traffic commercial operations, replace the exhaust filter cartridge when you notice a clear drop in suction power, or after heavy seasonal cleaning. This should also be done every 6 to 12 months, considering the daily debris volume.
5. What details should I send Classic Vacuum to check compatibility?
Please supply your vacuum brand, the specific model number printed on the plastic housing, and the original manufacturer part number listed in your technical parts diagram.