Fig 2 :
Connect condensate drain hose to
suitable container or gravity drain.
Fig 6 :
Which automatically starts and stops the
machines compressor when pre-set
humidity levels are reached.
Many dehumidifying applications require
humidity to be controlled at set relative
humidity levels (RH) to avoid shrinkage of
materials, cracking plaster, furniture etc.
The FD40 has been designed taking this into
account and thanks to the external
humidistat you will be able to control the
humidity levels as desired in the room.
Fig 3 :
Switch on machine via rotary switch.
Position 0 : Off
Position 1 : 230 volt.
Position 2 : 110 volt.
ENSURE THE VOLTAGE SELECTOR SWITCH
LOCKING PLATE IS IN THE CORRECT POSITION.
Disconnect from electrical supply when not in use.
Fig 5 :
The condensate pump is close coupled electrically
to the machine via a built in auxiliary connection.
Up to 20 metres of flexible drain hose can then be routed
to a suitable drain point.
Humidity Control
Fig 7 :
Set the Humidistat and connect to where the
arrow below points.
Fig 2
Fig 3
Fig 4 :
The FD 40 can be supplied with a separate
condensate pump.
If the Dehumidifier is to be used in an unoccupied
building where a gravity drain is not practical and
to avoid the need to regularly empty a container.
(Time scales can vary depending on humidity
levels).
Fig 4
Fig 5
Fig 6
Fig 7
The FD 40 can be supplied with an external
humidistat
