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Modes
- Drying / Heating & Cooling / Ventilation / Boost
DRYING (Available in version 2.31, 2.32, 2.33 & 2.40)
Enable Drying when your room is too damp.
The Humidity Set point must be set to the desired level. When Drying is enabled and the Room
Humidity is higher than the Humidity Set point, drying mode will inhibit operation of the fan to
prevent incoming air increasing the room moisture level.
The following Humidity Set points may be used as a guide:
40%: Very dry, this is for condensation problems in cold climates.
50%: Dry, this is for condensation problems in temperate climates.
60%: Low level drying, will reduce moisture to normal levels.
70%: This would only be considered a drying level in tropical regions.
IMPORTANT:
Depending on the moisture in your room, your environment and the Humidity Set point you have chosen,
Drying Mode may significantly reduce the Heating and Cooling benefits of the Ventis system. It should only
be used when condensation or moisture is a problem.
To set the humidity Set Point:
If you home do not have excess moisture problems then the Humidity Set point may be left at 50% and the
Drying Mode turned off.
If you wish to reduce the moisture level in your home turn Drying Mode on.
Now take note of the room Relative Humidity (%RH) between noon and 6pm on any given day, then adjust
the Humidity Set point to around 10% lower or nearest available value.
HEATING & COOLING
Enable Heating during the winter months to allow your Ventis system to heat your home. This
mode enables your Ventis to draw warmer air (when available) from the installed sources
whenever the room is colder than the Temperature Set point. Heating mode may be overridden
by Drying mode.
Enable Cooling during the summer months to allow your Ventis system to cool your home. This
mode enables your Ventis to draw cooler air (when available) from the installed sources whenever
the room is hotter than the Temperature Set point. Cooling mode may be overridden by Drying
mode.