C
–
General
Information
C
‐
4
*
All
available
options
(tonnage,
ductwork
connections,
AC
options
etc.)
are
shown.
Refer
to
the
submittal
and
other
relevant
documentation
for
your
equipment
options,
dimensions
etc.
**
The
pool
water
heating
option
relies
on
compressor
‐
created
excess
heat
and
is
used
as
an
additional
heating
source.
It
does
not
eliminate
the
need
for
a
main
pool
water
heater.
***
For
specific
details
on
space
heating
(hot
water,
gas,
electric)
option,
refer
to
the
submittal
and
other
documentation:
Gas
‐
fired
duct
heater
can
be
incorporated
with
the
dehumidifier
(installed
on
the
top
of
it)
for
some
models
(NE004
to
NE007
only);
this
configuration
limits
the
RA
and
SA
options
to
a
“loop
‐
back”
arrangement.
For
other
models,
a
similar
gas
heater
can
be
provided
for
field
installation
(to
be
fitted
in
the
supply
air
ductwork).
Electric
heater
,
depending
on
various
factors
(capacity,
model,
size,
etc.),
can
be
installed
externally
(mounted
on
the
top
of
SA
opening)
or
internally.
Refer
to
your
dehumidifier’s
submittal
documentation.
Dehumidifier
External
Systems
Connection
Pic.
C.1
shows
provisions
for
external
systems
connections,
including
ductwork,
electric
power
and
control
wires
and
various
piping
connections.
Except
for
the
condensate,
all
other
piping
systems
are
optional
and
may
not
be
present
in
each
dehumidifier.
Air
Conditioning
(AC)
Connection.
Normally,
the
dehumidifier
has
only
one
AC
option
–
air
‐
cooled
(requiring
connection
to
the
outdoor
air
condenser)
or
water
‐
cooled
(requiring
connection
to
the
fluid
cooler
or
other
external
water
‐
cooled
system
such
as
geothermal,
cooling
tower,
etc.).
Therefore,
only
one
of
these
options
present
with
the
actual
dehumidifier.
Gas
line
.
If
the
dehumidifier
is
equipped
with
a
gas
heater
(boiler,
gas
furnace
etc.)
for
space
heating
purposes,
the
gas
line
connection
is
to
be
brought
to
the
gas
heater
directly.
NOTE.
Dehumidifier
MUST
be
equipped
with
a
P
‐
trap
at
the
condensate
connection
for
proper
operation!
If
dehumidifier
is
requested/provided
from
the
factory
without
P
‐
trap,
one
MUST
be
installed
on
site
prior
to
dehumidifier
being
commissioned.
Refer
to
the
dehumidifier
stickers
and
Installation
Manual
for
details.
CAUTION!
Current
manual
shows
general/default
connections’
location.
For
details
regarding
specific
dehumidifier’s
connections
(actual
location,
piping
sizes
and
position
dimensions,
circuit
type
and
flow
direction
etc.),
refer
to
the
dehumidifier’s
submittal
documentation
as
well
as
dehumidifier’s
labels
and
stickers.
WARNING!
Gas
Line.
The
gas
line
must
be
installed
in
accordance
with
respective
device
documentation
(boiler,
furnace,
etc.)
and
local
codes
and
regulations.
Attention!
Equipment
Clearances
and
Dimensions!
CAUTION!
For
equipment
proper
operation,
maintenance
and
service,
respective
clearances
should
be
maintained.
Generally,
30”
clearances
to
the
equipment
must
be
kept
for
the
maintenance
and
service
purposes.
For
the
specific
required
clearances
information,
as
well
as
dehumidifier
overall
dimensions,
distances
to
pipe
connections,
duct
connections
etc.,
refer
to
the
submittal
documentation.
Attention:
R3
Module
Note:
If
the
dehumidifier
is
equipped
with
the
R3
Module
(see
your
equipment
submittal
documentation),
refer
to
the
R3
Module
chapter
in
this
manual
for
additional
information
about
module
options,
layout,
and
operation.
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