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Part # 1844066 Rev 01 (02/13/2008)

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Selecting Menu Presets

When menu presets have been programmed they are then 

available in operation mode. To select a preset, press the 

select key momentarily. The first preset “P_” will appear. Press 

the Select key momentarily again to select another menu 

preset or continue to press the Select key momentarily to 

scroll through the menu presets.

Reviewing Operating Setpoints

In operation mode, press the   key to view the air 

temperature set point. Press the   key to view the humidity 

set point

Alarm

If air temperature is < (less than the (Air setpoint – 10°C or 

18°F) or > (greater than) the (Air se 10°C or 18°F), the 

air temperature display will flash. Pressing any key will stop 

the display from flashing.

OPERATING INSTRUCTIONS Continued

Calculating the Water Temperature

To provide a simple and consistent means of setting the 

chamber humidity we have created a relationship between 

the water temperature and the air temperature where the 

lower heat source is scaled in percent relative humidity. 

By setting the humidity to minimum (10%), the lower 

temperature will match the air temperature. In applications 

where it is necessary to set the lower element temperature 

less than the air temperature in dry mode or for a reference is 

humidity mode we provide the preceding chart to calculate 

the set point.

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-5

-10

-15

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100

90

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110

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100

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110

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Humidity Relationship Versus (Air set point – Water set point)

Air Set point temperature – Water Set point temperature in Fahrenheit

Humidity %r

h

Humidity relationship for humidity 

higher than 58% rh

Humidity relationship for a

humidity lower than 58% rh

Summary of Contents for PHD PLUS

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Page 2: ...state of California to cause cancer and or birth defects or other reproductive harm Installation and servicing of this product could expose you to airborne particles of glass wool ceramic fibers Inha...

Page 3: ...ate 6 Safety 6 OPERATING INSTRUCTIONS 7 Explanation of Controls 7 Control Basics 7 Getting Started 7 Setting Air Temperature default mode 8 Setting Humidity default mode 8 Programming Menu Presets 9 S...

Page 4: ...s Watts Amps Plug Configuration 120V 60Hz 1 Phase 900 7 50 NEMA 5 15P 230V 50Hz 1 Phase 900 3 92 240V 50Hz 1 Phase 980 4 08 18 875 479MM 22 563 573MM 24 344 618MM SIDE VIEW 12 000 305MM 10 828 326MM 1...

Page 5: ...Water Pan Vent Holes LED Display Solid State Control Power Switch Condensation Drip Tray Product Drawer 2 50mm deep Perforated Pan standar accepts pans up to 4 100mm deep Removable Drawer Guides with...

Page 6: ...F or 60 C For those foods that require additional moisture during the holding period water can be added to the interior pan For those foods that do not require additional moisture the bottom control a...

Page 7: ...mode is selected DIGITAL DISPLAY Normally displays the actual air temperature and pre programmed menus In set mode displays other parameters SERVICE SELECT KEY Hidden on some models Used to enter the...

Page 8: ...he default setting This setting will be restored even after the power has been turned off Setting Humidity default mode F C 1 Press the Select Key until HU appears on the display Notice the LED is ill...

Page 9: ...gh the Hu display until the display reads PIA F C 3 Press the or key to increase or decrease the displayed air temperature The factory default is 150 F or 66 C F C 4 Press the Select Key again to prog...

Page 10: ...OPERATING INSTRUCTIONS Continued Calculating theWaterTemperature To provide a simple and consistent means of setting the chamber humidity we have created a relationship between the water temperature...

Page 11: ...verlays Regular servicing by a competent person is recommended to ensure the continued safe and efficient performance of the appliance Wherever possible avoid overheating idle equipment as this is the...

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