DanVex DEH-290h, Operation Manual

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Dried and cooled air is heated in the condenser (radiator) again. Then it is discharged to
outside, the air temperature is about 5 degrees higher than the room temperature.
The dried air is mixed with surrounding air again. The relative humidity gradually drops to the
required RH value due to continuous outside air circulation through the unit.
Depending on the room temperature and relative humidity the condensed water can drip
continuously or only during certain defrosting stages into a
condensate tank through
integrated drain channels.
When the tank is full triple acoustic signal sounds and the units switches off.
The signal will be repeated every 5 minutes, E4 will be shown on the display till the tank is not
drained. The unit will switch on again with
3 minutes delay.
For uncontrolled continuous operation of the unit it is required to drain the condensate using
an external water hose.
Installation
For optimum, economical and safe unit operation the following instructions must be followed:
◊ The unit must be installed securely upright to ensure unhindered condensate discharge into
the condensate tray.
◊ If possible the unit must be installed in the centre of the room so that optimal air circulation
is ensured.
◊ There should be 50 cm distance from the unit to the walls.
◊ It must be ensured that the air is able to be sucked in freely at the rear of the unit and to be
discharged through the upper part of the air throttle.
◊ It is prohibited to locate the unit in close proximity to radiators and other heat sources.
◊ The room to be dried or dehumidified must be closed to prevent the air entering from
neighbor rooms and from outside.
◊ Windows and doors must be closed to prevent free air exchange between the room and
ambient atmosphere.
Fan
Dried air
Compressor
Moist air
Condensation
tray
Condenser
Evaporator
Outlet
drain port