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The Ingersoll Rand 15483522 38342028 Panel Filter is an industrial filtration component used in compatible equipment ventilation systems. Its primary role is to capture airborne dust and particulate matter as air passes through the designated filtration path, helping reduce contamination entering the equipment.
In industrial compressor installations, ventilation air can carry dust, fibers, and other particles that gradually accumulate on internal surfaces. When contamination builds up around cooling passages and other components, it can interfere with airflow and increase maintenance requirements. A correctly installed panel filter helps control the amount of airborne particulate matter entering these areas.
The part numbers 15483522 and 38342028 provide identification references for spare-parts inventory, maintenance records, and replacement planning. When replacing an existing filter, matching the part identification and installation arrangement helps ensure that the replacement fits the intended housing and maintains the designated airflow path.
Regular inspection is particularly useful in dusty production environments. Filter condition, accumulated contamination, and airflow restriction should be considered when planning maintenance and replacement intervals.
| Parameter | Specification |
|---|---|
| Manufacturer | Ingersoll Rand |
| Model Number | 15483522 |
| Additional Part Number | 38342028 |
| Product Type | Panel Filter |
| Product Category | Industrial Air Filtration Component |
| Primary Function | Airborne particulate filtration |
| Application | Industrial equipment ventilation and air filtration |
| Installation Type | Panel-style filter installation |
| Filtration Purpose | Captures dust and suspended particles |
| Airflow Integration | Installed within a compatible ventilation or intake path |
| Mounting Arrangement | Compatible filter frame or housing |
| Maintenance Method | Inspection and replacement |
| Dimensions | 457 × 15 × 304 mm |
| Weight | 0.45 kg |
The Ingersoll Rand 15483522 38342028 Panel Filter operates by passing air through a filtration medium that retains airborne particles. As air moves through the panel, dust and other suspended contaminants are captured within or on the filter media, while the filtered air continues through the equipment’s ventilation system.
In a typical installation, the panel is seated inside a designated frame or housing. The equipment’s airflow system draws or directs air through the filter, allowing the media to capture a portion of the particulate matter carried by the incoming air. As contaminants accumulate, airflow resistance may increase, making regular inspection necessary.
Typical filtration path:
Incoming air → Panel filter media → Particulate capture → Filtered air enters the downstream equipment area
Filtration performance depends on the condition of the media, the amount of airborne contamination, and the way the panel fits within its housing. Incorrect positioning may allow unfiltered air to bypass the media, while excessive dust accumulation can restrict airflow. Inspection and replacement should therefore follow the operating conditions and maintenance requirements of the equipment.
Within an industrial ventilation arrangement, the panel filter serves as a particulate barrier at a designated air intake or ventilation opening. It helps reduce the amount of dust entering downstream areas and supports cleaner airflow around internal equipment components.
| System Component | Function | Relationship to the Panel Filter |
|---|---|---|
| Panel Filter | Captures airborne particulate matter | Filters air passing through the designated opening |
| Filter Housing | Holds and positions the filter | Provides the mounting frame and seating surfaces |
| Air Intake Opening | Allows ambient air into the equipment | Directs incoming air toward the filter |
| Cooling Fan | Moves air through the ventilation path | Draws or pushes air through the filter where applicable |
| Cooling Passage | Carries air around heat-generating components | Receives filtered airflow |
| Internal Equipment Components | Perform the equipment’s operating functions | Benefit from reduced particulate accumulation |
| Maintenance Access Panel | Allows inspection and servicing | Provides access to the filter for maintenance |
| Application Area | Typical Use | Relevance of the Panel Filter |
|---|---|---|
| Industrial Air Compressors | Filtration of air entering designated ventilation openings | Helps reduce dust entering internal cooling areas |
| Compressor Enclosures | Protection of ventilation paths within equipment cabinets | Captures airborne particles before they reach downstream surfaces |
| Industrial Cooling Systems | Filtration of incoming cooling air | Helps limit particulate buildup in cooling passages |
| Manufacturing Facilities | Air filtration in equipment operating near production processes | Reduces the entry of airborne workshop dust |
| Dust-Prone Industrial Environments | Filtration in areas with elevated particulate concentrations | Supports routine contamination control |
| Equipment Refurbishment | Replacement of worn or contaminated filtration panels | Supports restoration of the intended filtration arrangement |
| Preventive Maintenance Programs | Scheduled inspection of ventilation filters | Supports maintenance planning and service records |
| Component | Function | Relationship to the Panel Filter |
|---|---|---|
| Filter Housing or Frame | Supports and retains the filter panel | Holds the panel in the designated filtration position |
| Air Intake Grille | Protects and covers an air opening | May be positioned upstream of the filter |
| Cooling Fan | Moves air through the equipment | Establishes airflow through the filtration path |
| Ventilation Duct | Directs air through the equipment | Carries air to or from the filter housing |
| Sealing Strip or Gasket | Limits unwanted air leakage around joints | Helps prevent unfiltered air from bypassing the panel |
| Internal Cooling Components | Dissipate heat generated during operation | Can benefit from reduced particulate accumulation |
| Maintenance Access Cover | Provides access to the filter compartment | Allows inspection and replacement of the panel |
| Model or Product Category | Product Type | Relationship |
|---|---|---|
| Ingersoll Rand 15483522 38342028 | Panel Filter | Specified component for identification and replacement |
| Ingersoll Rand Air Filters | Air Filtration Components | Related category for equipment air filtration |
| Ingersoll Rand Intake Filters | Intake Filtration Components | Related category for compatible intake filtration arrangements |
| Ingersoll Rand Compressor Cooling Filters | Cooling Air Filter Components | Related category for equipment ventilation systems |
| Industrial Filter Panels | Panel Filter | General component category for panel-style filtration |
| Industrial Filter Housings | Filter Mounting Components | Related category for holding and positioning filter panels |
It captures airborne dust and particulate matter from air passing through its designated installation point, helping reduce contamination entering downstream equipment areas.
Its exact location depends on the compatible equipment configuration. Panel filters are generally fitted into a designated frame or housing along an intake or ventilation path.
Verify the 15483522 and 38342028 part numbers, mounting arrangement, filter orientation, and fit within the existing housing. Correct seating helps minimize unfiltered air bypass.
Replacement timing depends on dust loading, operating conditions, airflow restriction, and the equipment’s maintenance requirements. Inspect the filter regularly and replace it when damaged or excessively contaminated.