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The regeneration air should be led to and taken from the outdoors.
The ductwork for the regeneration air should be selected with regard to the external pressure
available from the regeneration air fan and the space available for ducting. A 100mm-diameter duct is
normally recommended for the regeneration air flow.
The regeneration air outlet should be made to drain downwards towards the outlet, to allow any
condensate to run out.
There must be at least 500mm unrestricted access above the dehumidifier for easy access.
If this draining downwards is not possible, drill a ø6mm hole in the lowest part of the duct, so that any
accumulated water can drain away.
A damper for adjusting the regeneration air flow must be installed on the outlet in order to adjust the
regeneration air flow. If not, the regeneration air flow will
– in most cases – be too high, making it
impossible to reach the desired temperature for the regeneration air and thus making the unit less
efficient. Use a standardised tool for measuring the air flow according to specifications from page 16.
NOTE
The regeneration air outlet should be made to drain downwards towards the outlet for
draining.
If this is not possible,
drill a ø6mm hole in the lowest part of the duct, so that any
accumulated water can drain away.
Damper
min. 500mm
Damper
min. 50mm
Lean downwards,
min. 2°
min. 550mm