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NOTE
Do not increase the flow rate! The amount of purification that can
be performed on the water is in direct proportion to how long it
takes the water to flow through the column.
Slow flow rate = highly purified water.
Fast flow rate = poorly purified water.
4. Fill the tank with the amount of water that can be used in 1-2 weeks of
normal operation at the required operating conditions.
Different conditions will consume different amounts of water. Leaving
water in the tank longer than 1-2 weeks is not recommended. Always
refresh your water supply to prevent the growth of bacteria and other
things that will degrade the water quality.
NEVER
add anti-bacterial
growth treatment to this water, it will damage the humidifier.
5.
Attach the provided plastic faucet to the water tank.
The faucet has a ¼” O.D. tubing quick-connect fitting attached to the
outlet.
6. Make sure the faucet is closed, then push the ¼” O.D. tubing into the
quick connect fitting.
7.
Place the water tank output at least 12” above the humidifier water input.
This is a gravity-feed system that requires the source tank to be above the
humidifier. Also, air must be allowed to enter the 5-gallon tank or water
will not flow. Simply loosen the cap on top of the tank to allow air to enter.
8.
Turn on the humidifier POWER switch.
(If using with an ETS Automatic Humidity Controller, see “Humidifying” in
the Controller manual.) The power indicator light will turn on immediately
and the internal air pump will begin operating. When the basin is full, the
automatic water level switch will activate the ultrasonic transducer. Then,
the unit will begin producing a fine mist.
