Curtron S-IBD-42-1 43" Insect Back Door Air Curtain - CUSIBD421
The Curtron S-IBD-42-1 Insect Back Door Air Curtain covers areas up to 42" wide. It is designed for doors up to 10' high. The S-IBD-42-1's housing is engineered from aluminized steel. It has a roller / plunger auto-door switch and one 1-speed 3/4 HP motor. The Air Curtain is FDA and USDA recommended, ETL Listed, and Made in the USA.
Features
- Covers area up to 42" wide
- (1) 1-speed 3/4 HP motors
- For doors up to 10' high
- Aluminized steel housing
- Roller / plunger auto-door switch
Specifications
| Model |
S-IBD-42-1 |
| Dimensions |
15" H × 43" W × 15.38" D |
| Approximate Weight |
100 lbs. |
| Electrical Information |
Volts: 120 / Hz: 60 / Phase: Single / Amps: 8.0 |
What our Experts Think
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Targeted Insect Control: Specifically designed for back doors in food service and retail to block flying insects effectively.
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Perfect Fit: Covers 43" wide openings—ideal for kitchen exits, delivery doors, and employee entrances.
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Energy Efficient: Helps maintain interior temperatures and reduce HVAC costs.
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Quiet Yet Powerful: Strong airflow with minimal noise for a comfortable working environment.
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Easy Installation: Surface-mount design with included hardware for quick setup.
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Commercial-Grade Build: Durable and reliable for everyday use in demanding environments.
Q&A
Q: What is the Curtron S-IBD-42-1 designed for?
A: It’s specifically built to block flying insects from entering through back doors in foodservice and commercial environments.
Q: What door width does it fit?
A: Covers doorways up to 43 inches wide.
Q: Where is this model best used?
A: Ideal for restaurant kitchens, food prep areas, grocery stores, and service entrances.
Q: What are the power requirements?
A: Operates on 120V with a high-velocity, single-speed motor.
Q: Does it meet health code standards?
A: Yes, it helps meet health department requirements for insect control in foodservice operations.
Maintenance Tips
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Clean intake grill and blower wheels monthly to ensure strong, uninterrupted airflow.
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Inspect motor, fan blades, and mounting hardware every 3 months to detect wear.
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Check electrical connections quarterly for safe and reliable operation.
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Clean or replace filters regularly to maintain insect-blocking efficiency.
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Test unit performance routinely to verify consistent air barrier at the back door.
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Keep surrounding area clean to prevent airflow obstruction and debris buildup.
