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Dri-Eaz 2400 Manuel du propriétaire

LOCATING THE DEHUMIDIFIER

The dehumidifier must be operated in an enclosed
area to achieve maximum efficiency. All doors, win-
dows and other openings to the outside must be closed
tightly. The dehumidifier should be placed where there
is no restriction to air flowing either into the coils at
the rear or from the front grill.
A dehumidifier operating in a specific area will
have little effect in drying an adjacent enclosed area,
such as a closet, unless there is adequate circulation of
air in and out of the adjacent area. Open interior doors
and operate Dri-Eaz TurboDryers to maintain good air
movement. Doors may need to be braced to prevent
them from closing as a result of air movement.
Caution
When operating the DrizAir 2400 on a hardwood floor,
it is suggested that the floor surface be protected due to
possible minor leakage from the unit.
Under normal circumstances the DrizAir 2400
should be positioned centrally in the room. If, however,
a particularly wet area is apparent, the air outlet duct
can be directed towards that area of the room. The duct
should never be closer than three feet from the wall.
In the case of individual rooms being dried, all
doors and windows should be kept closed. Any traffic
through doors should be kept to a minimum.
When drying several rooms, the units should be
placed at equal distances from one another to cover the
whole floor area. Internal doors and windows should
be left open. Try and arrange each unit to blow air
from one area into another, i.e. from a corridor into a
room.
Normally, the DrizAir 2400 will be serving an in-
ternal room volume between 2,000 and 20,000 cubic
feet. In smaller rooms it will raise the internal tempera-
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ture substantially. This helps reduce the relative hu-
midity (Rh) and therefore assists in the drying process.
However, the room temperature should never be al-
lowed to exceed 100° F (38° C).
Dehumidifiers may cause a significant rise in indoor
temperatures when operated in small enclosed rooms -
do not operate at temperatures above 100° F (38° C).

OPERATING CONDITIONS

The DrizAir 2400 industrial grade dehumidifier is
designed to operate in cooler conditions than most
homeowner units. It will operate at temperatures down
to 33° F (0° C) and up to 100° F (38° C). For best op-
eration, maintain temperatures between 70° and 80° F
(21° - 27° C).
A light coating of frost on the coil is normal when
the dehumidifier first begins to operate due to the refri-
gerant rushing through the coil. Under normal condi-
tions, it should disappear within 60 minutes. It is also
perfectly normal for frost to form on the coil when the
temperature of the room is relatively cool and/or if the
humidity in the room is relatively low.
When the dehumidifier is first put into operation in
a saturated environment, it will remove relatively large
amounts of moisture. It will continue to do so until the
relative humidity in the area being dried is reduced to a
point where extensive humidity damage should not
occur. After this, the amount of moisture removed
from the air will be considerably less.
The decreasing amount of moisture being extracted
indicates that the dehumidifier is doing its job and that
it is maintaining the relative humidity at its best level.
The performance of the dehumidifier should be judged
by the reduction of humidity, rather than by the amount
of water being removed and deposited in the bucket.
You can check the relative humidity and the tempera-
ture with a thermo-hygrometer from Dri-Eaz Products.
With this information specific humidity can be ob-
tained using a Psychrometric Chart or Psychrometric
Calculator.

EXTRACTION RATES

In all dehumidification systems the extraction rates
vary with humidity and temperature. An electronic
thermo-hygrometer will help in checking for proper
operation.
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