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Instruction Manual
MPE
Reference: MT0027DA
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READ THIS MANUAL ATTENTIVELY
BEFORE INSTALLING OR USING THE APPLIANCE
These symbols inform you about dangers and the measures to be taken to avoid them.
The comments in bold type emphasise the key points to observe to ensure you use your drier correctly.
1
Introduction
1.1
Principle
Your Mastéria drier dries air by refrigeration. Hot, wet compressed air entering the Mastéria drier is cooled by
an exchanger down to the programmed dew point temperature. The steam which condenses in liquid form
during cooling is separated mechanically and is then purged by an electronic system with a time-out.
The compressed air leaving the appliance is dry.
1.2
Originality
Your Mastéria drier has several unique features compared with the other products on the market:
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Reduced consumption due to an air-to-air heat exchanger in all models in the range above the MPE010.
The dry, cold air from the drier is used to pre-cool the hot, wet air inlet.
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Mechanical separation guaranteed in all operating modes by a condensate separator developed from 10
years experience.
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High quality, anti-corrosion construction that is easy to maintain and very strong.
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Electronic regulation with a user-friendly, clear, digital display panel.
Finally, and especially,
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DTM
®
technology, providing a host of additional benefits
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Robustness: DTM
®
technology
eliminates fragile, pressure-operated valves
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Economy: DTM
®
technology
only uses minimum power
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Safety: DTM
®
technology guarantees the total integrity of the compressed air circuit from any risk of
contamination by the cooling agent. This ensures that air quality meets the highest standards.
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Performance: DTM
®
technology guarantees you get exactly the dew point you set.
1.3
Standards
The air delivered by Mastéria dryers complies with ISO standards 85 731 and 7183.
Mastéria range dryers comply with the following European directives:
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89/336: " Electromagnetic Compatibility "
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89/392/EEC: " Machine Safety "
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73/23/EEC: " Low Voltage"
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97/23/EEC : "Pressure Equipment"
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