XPower XD-85LH, Руководство пользователя

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• Positioning: Before using the dehumidifier, place the unit
UPRIGHT
for at least 1
hour before use to allow the refrigerant to stabilize. If the unit was tilted on its side or
upside-down during transportation, set the unit
UPRIGHT
for at least 4 hours before
use. The dehumidifier must be positioned
UPRIGHT
on a level surface during use.
• Enclosed Area: For optimal efficiency, the dehumidifier must be operated in an
enclosed area. Keep all doors, windows and other outside entrances to the room
closed. Turn off the air conditioning.
• Air Circulation: It’s suggested to have a constant efficient air circulation inside the
area that you are going to work in, for example, setting up a circulation with XPOWER
Air Mover combinations.
• Environment Temperature/Humidity: The dehumidifier is designed to work in an
environment with a temperature of 33 °F to 105 °F (0.6 °C to 40.6 °C) and relative
humidity level of 20% and higher. The dehumidifier may not function normally or
efficiently if the room temperature and humidity level exceed this temperature and
humidity level range.
• Power Cord and Drain Hose: The power cord has a length of 25 feet (7.5 meters) and
the drain hose has a length of 40 feet (12 meters). Select a location where the power
cord can reach the power source and the drain hose can reach the area you want.
Please do not lift the drainage hose higher than 16 feet (5 m) above the machine.
• Inlet and Outlet Orientation: Also pay attention to the orientation of the air inlet and
air outlet. Make sure the airflow won’t influence any object nearby the dehumidifier.
• IMPORTANT: The effectiveness of the dehumidifier can be influenced by different
factors. You should keep any new moisture-laden air away from the working area and
allow sufficient enclosed air circulation in the room. You may also find that installing
multiple dehumidifiers may be required for larger enclosed areas.
Selecting a Location (Important)
Installation and Operation Guide