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fIGURE 3 – Install Damper in Collar

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fIGURE 4 – Install Collar with Damper on Outlet

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fIGURE 5 – Minimum Ductwork bend Distance

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DUCT COllARS & bACKflOW DAMPER 

The backflow damper installs on the outlet side of the dehumidifier, using features molded 
into the duct collar .
1 .  Remove the duct collars and backflow damper from the inner pack .
2 .  Place the backflow damper in the collar with the damper pivot shaft resting in the slot in 

the collar (see 

figure 3

) .

3 .  Position the collar and damper with damper pivot shaft up and install on the outlet panel 

using four #8 x 1” field supplied sheet metal screws (see 

figure 4

) . The collar should sit 

flush on the outlet panel and secure the backflow damper .

4 .  Verify that the damper swings freely by lifting up on the damper and allowing it to  

swing closed .

5 .  Make sure there are no bends in the ductwork coming off the outlet for a minimum of 4” . 

This will ensure that the ductwork will not interfere with backflow damper function  
(see 

figure 5

) .

MECHANICAl INSTAllATION

INLET

OUTLET

4" MIN.

BACKFLOW

DAMPER

 CAUTION

Only install 
damper on outlet. 
Dehumidifier will 
not function if 
damper is installed 
on inlet.

GENERAl DUCTWORK RECOMMENDATIONS

•  When ducted to the HVAC supply, the outlet from the dehumidifier 

must be located at least 6” downstream of the cooling coil to 
prevent outlet air from pulling moisture from the coil .

•  To minimize sound from air movement and vibration, install 5 feet 

minimum of flex duct on the inlet and outlet of the dehumidifier .

•  Use the least amount of ductwork possible. UL approved, insulated 

duct is recommended for all connections .

•  Use insulated duct for ventilation.

TAblE 2 – Maximum Duct lengths

1750A

1770A

CFM

250

500

External Static Pressure

0 .6”w .c .

0 .9”w .c .

Amount of Ducting

8” dia ., 70 ft .

10” dia ., 350 ft .

Notes:

1 .  Duct length totals include both inlet and outlet sides .
2 .  Elbows, turns, and the static pressure of the HVAC equipment 

will affect the airflow through the dehumidifier .

3 .  Maximum duct length recommendation assumes 0 .2” w .c . 

pressure increase due to filter loading . Maintenance of filter is 
important to maintain airflow .

4 .  Ductwork to be installed in accordance with SMACNA Standards . 
5 .  Duct size recommendations based on maximum velocity of 900 

FPM inside of duct .

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Summary of Contents for 1750A

Page 1: ...disconnected until installation service is completed 3 Sharp edges may cause serious injury from cuts Use care when cutting plenum openings and handling ductwork 4 Dropping may cause personal injury o...

Page 2: ...SINGLE ZONE DUCTED TO HVAC SYSTEM see page 7 SINGLE ZONE NOT DUCTED TO HVAC SYSTEM see page 9 TWO ZONE PRIMARY AND SECONDARY ZONED see page 11 In a Single Zone Ducted to HVAC System installation the d...

Page 3: ...non condensing Filter MERV 8 washable Compressor Minimum Off Time 3 minutes Compressor Minimum On Time 3 minutes Airflow 1750A External Static Pressure Airflow 0 0 w c 380 CFM 0 4 w c 310 CFM 0 6 w c...

Page 4: ...6mm Minimum Clearance for Filter and Front Panel Removal 20 in 508mm Minimum Clearance for Filter Removal 6 in 152mm Minimum Clearance for Filter Removal Air Inlet 8 in Round Collar Service Access Pan...

Page 5: ...OUTLET 4 MIN BACKFLOW DAMPER CAUTION Only install damper on outlet Dehumidifier will not function if damper is installed on inlet GENERAL DUCTWORK RECOMMENDATIONS When ducted to the HVAC supply the ou...

Page 6: ...drip pan located below the coil CAUTION 1 Drain trap must be primed with water before use 2 A condensate pan with a float switch is required in attic installations High Side Low Side Drain Outlet Dra...

Page 7: ...ly Closed Float Switch Grille Model 76 Control Model 8910 Home Comfort Control Third Party Control Figure 9 Single Zone Ducted to HVAC System Basement Installation AIR IS PULLED FROM RETURN DUCT DEHUM...

Page 8: ...d to the supply side The Alternate Installation see Figure 12 minimizes re evaporation of moisture off the cooling coil Attic Installation Notes The dehumidifier must be installed in a secondary conde...

Page 9: ...n and the green Status LED switches to solid illumination If the dew point is below the setting the dehumidifier damper output turns off and the dehumidifier blower turns off along with the green Stat...

Page 10: ...14 Leave the LOCAL EXTERNAL switch in the LOCAL position if using the dehumidifier s onboard control If installing a separate control see MODEL 76 EXTERNAL CONTROL on page 19 MODEL 76 REMOTE CONTROL o...

Page 11: ...ary Zone Required Components Duct Work 18 22 AWG Wire Grilles 2 Aprilaire Model 6508 8 Normally Closed Damper 2 Aprilaire Model 6608 8 Normally Open Damper 24 VAC Transformer 40VA min for Dampers NOTE...

Page 12: ...hrough the unit dehumidified and circulated solely by the dehumidifier blower CYCLE PERIOD This determines how frequently the dehumidifier will sample the air to check the humidity level Set to 1 hour...

Page 13: ...n Status LED switches to solid illumination If the dew point is below the setting the dehumidifier damper output turns off and the green Status LED begins flashing as the dehumidifier begins Secondary...

Page 14: ...unction in Air Cycling mode activating the HVAC blower to cycle air through the home based on the Cycle Period and Cycle Time Required Components Aprilaire Model 6506 6 Normally Closed Damper 24 VAC T...

Page 15: ...QUIREMENTS See page 17 for outdoor temperature sensor installation 1 The MINIMUM ventilation requirement is calculated using ASHRAE 62 2 ASHRAE Airflow in CFM House Area in Sq Ft x 0 01 Number of Bedr...

Page 16: ...d a fully opened damper Rigid pipe values are based on 6 duct two 90 elbows and a fully open damper In both cases the air intake is through a metal vent hood with inlet screen Airflow may need to be a...

Page 17: ...requirement is met ventilation will not occur until the next cycle period SETTING DIP SWITCHES CYCLE TIME TO MEET VENTILATION REQUIREMENTS Figure 22 VENT TIMED DIP Switch Settings 90 1538 ON 1 2 3 4 4...

Page 18: ...s active The dew point of the air is measured 3 minutes after the dehumidifier blower is turned on and every 15 seconds while the blower is running If the dew point of the air is above the setting on...

Page 19: ...EM SETUP HVAC FAN ON VENT TIMED VENT AUTO PRIMARY HVAC FAN OFF ON 1 2 3 4 MODEL 76 DAMPERS Rf DH W Gh Gs Cf VENT HVAC EQUIP REMOTE DEH B A DEHUMIDIFIER CONTROL BOARD HVAC EQUIPMENT THERMOSTAT G R C G...

Page 20: ...90 1538 LOCAL PRIMARY SECONDARY EXTERNAL SYSTEM SETUP HVAC FAN ON VENT TIMED VENT AUTO PRIMARY HVAC FAN OFF ON 1 2 3 4 MODEL 76 DAMPERS Rf DH W Gh Gs Cf VENT HVAC EQUIP REMOTE DEH B A DEHUMIDIFIER CO...

Page 21: ...Rf DAMPERS C R RC RH HC W W2 W3 Y Y2 Y3 C L G DH VENT EAC DH DH HUM HP B W2 W G O Y2 Y nc com no EQ DEHUMIDIFIER CONTROL BOARD HVAC EQUIPMENT MODEL 8910 HOME COMFORT CONTROL EQUIPMENT CONTROL MODULE...

Page 22: ...structions for the Model 76 Control Model 8910 Home Comfort Control or Third Party Control for setting adjustments Figure 33 Control Knob Setpoint 90 1327 EXAMPLE At an indoor temperature of 75 F and...

Page 23: ...rd Turn the dehumidifier back on and increase the dryness level setting on the Model 76 If the dehumidifier turns on the problem is with the wiring between the dehumidifier and control 3 If the dehumi...

Page 24: ...tage across the R C terminals on the dehumidifier control board Voltage should be 18 VAC 30 VAC Incorrect wiring Verify wiring and connections between the thermostat HVAC and dehumidifier HVAC fan ope...

Page 25: ...ly included with Model 1710A only 1 4863 12 LED Control Door 1 4864 No Part Description Qty Ctn Part No 13 10 VA Transformer 1 5262 14A Capacitor 60MF 1770A 1 5255 14B Capacitor 55MF 1710A 1750A 1 492...

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