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Advanced Extraction Labs
Advanced Extraction Labs EXXA Series C1D1 Indoor Booth
$99,011.90 - $169,947.70
In stockPrice varies by Size.
Large-format C1D1 indoor extraction booth at 20 ft wide by 10 ft high, in 20, 30 and 40 ft lengths (EXX20, EXX30, EXX40). Large front doors allow full-size extraction equipment to be moved in and out after installation, and the booth can be configured as a dual-zone environment. Construction is modular, so the enclosure can be expanded rather than replaced.
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Description
The EXXA Series is the high-throughput indoor booth in this range, built around access. Its large front doors are sized to move extraction equipment in and out of the booth after it has been erected – a practical distinction, because in a smaller classified enclosure the equipment often has to be positioned before the walls close around it, which makes later replacement or servicing far more disruptive.
Footprints as listed
- EXX20 – 20 ft W x 10 ft H x 20 ft L
- EXX30 – 20 ft W x 10 ft H x 30 ft L
- EXX40 – 20 ft W x 10 ft H x 40 ft L
The booth can be built as a dual-zone environment, and is supplied with the series’ safety and gas detection systems. It is stated to be compatible with all extraction types this range covers, including cannabinoid (CBD and THC) extraction. Construction is modular, so the enclosure can be extended later rather than replaced.
Area classification and occupancy approval rest with your local authority having jurisdiction. Confirm the engineering and certification package included with your configuration before ordering.
Frequently asked questions
What sizes are available?+
Three lengths at a fixed 20 ft width and 10 ft height: EXX20 at 20 ft long, EXX30 at 30 ft and EXX40 at 40 ft. At 20 ft wide these are the widest indoor booths in the range apart from ZETA.
What is a dual-zone configuration?+
The booth can be built as two zones within one enclosure, which is how extraction is normally separated from post-processing or a classified area from a less hazardous one. Specify the zoning during design, since it affects the ventilation, detection and access arrangements rather than being an accessory added later.
Why do the door dimensions matter?+
Because extraction skids are large and eventually need servicing or replacing. The EXXA Series uses large front doors specifically so equipment can be moved in and out of the booth after installation. If your process equipment will be swapped or upgraded during the booth's life, check the door opening against the largest item you expect to move through it.
What does C1D1 mean?+
Class I, Division 1 is a National Electrical Code hazardous-area classification for locations where ignitable concentrations of flammable gases or vapours are present under normal operating conditions. It sets the requirements for electrical equipment, wiring methods, ventilation and gas detection inside the classified space.
Can the booth be expanded later?+
Yes - the units are modular and can be expanded. That is worth designing for at the outset: leave the adjacent floor area and the services capacity for the extension, because the constraint is usually the building around the booth rather than the booth itself.
What do we need for permitting?+
Classification and occupancy approval sit with your local authority having jurisdiction. Confirm before ordering which engineering drawings, calculations and gas detection certifications are included with the configuration you select, and check them against your AHJ's submittal requirements.
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