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Some notionS on humidity
Air always contains a certain quantity of water in the form of
vapour; this determines the degree of humidity in a room.
The capacity of air to contain water vapour increases as its
temperature increases.
This is why in our homes, as soon as the temperature drops,
the air releases the water vapour contained in it, turning into
condensation, which appears on all cold surfaces such as win-
dows, walls etc.
The dehumidifier is an electric appliance that extracts humi-
dity from the air, avoiding the damage that it causes.
Studies have established that the ideal conditions for our
health and home are achieved when relative humidity is
between 40% and 60%.
With very low temperatures, you are recommended to heat
the room even minimally.
This will increase the dehumidifying capacity of the appliance
considerably.
This is the only way, in fact, to allow the condensation that
forms on the windows and other cold surfaces to evaporate
into the air and be collected by the dehumidifier.
The air released by the dehumidifier is, however, generally
warmer than the air in the room.
deSCRiPtion ACCeSSoRieS
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Control panel
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Water level viewing window
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Condensate collection tank
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Lifting handles
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Air intake openings
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Air filter
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Air outlet grille
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Accessory box containing condensate drain nozzle and 4
castors
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Continuous drain door
