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SPECIFICATIONS                                                                                         DD400 DESICCANT DEHUMIDIFIER

SPECIFICATIONS                      10500SS-US         FEATURES                          10500SS-US
                                                                                                
Height                             16.5” (420 mm)      On/Off Control                           
Width                             15.75” (400 mm)      Ammeter                                  
Depth                             21.25” (540mm)       Electronic Controls                      
Weight                                                 Manual / Automatic Mode
Voltage                            59.5lbs (27kg)      Selection                                
Current                                  220 V         Remote Humidity Sensor Facility          
Phase                                      8A          Hours Run Meter                          
Frequency                                   1          Fitted Mains Plug                        1
Power                                    60 Hz         Fan Speeds                               
Process Airflow – Dry Air               1.8 kW         High Capacity PTC Heater                 
Regen Airflow – Wet Air                                Process / Regen Air Filter               
Process Duct Size – Dry Air    197 cfm (334 m3/hr)     Rubber Anti-Vibration Feet               
Regen Duct Size – Wet Air      119 cfm (202 m3/hr)     Dual Air Inlet Design                    
Rotor Wheel Speed (rph)                                Free Standing                            O
Noise Level                          5” (130 mm)       Humidistat                               
Typical Extraction @ 27°C 60%        4” (100 mm)       Carrying Handles                         
Min Operating Temperature                              Stainless Steel Construction             O
Max Operating Temperature                  20          Inlet Duct Attachments                   
                                        67 dba         High Temperature Safety Cut-outs
                               71.5 ppd (33.8 lt/day)
                                     -4 °F (-20°C)
                                    104 °F (40°C)

APPLICATION

Dehumidifiers are required wherever there is a need to lower the humidity level to prevent corrosion,
mold growth and condensation or maintain a low humidity condition during manufacture, packaging
or storing of hygroscopic products.

METHODS OF DEHUMIDIFICATION

Dehumidification is possible using two possible principles, Condensation with refrigeration style
dehumidifiers and Adsorption with desiccant dehumidifiers.

Desiccant dehumidifiers perform exceptionally well when used in cooler climates, or when a low
dew-point, deep drying or low humidity levels are required. Since desiccant dehumidifiers do not
produce water, they will work effectively down to sub zero temperatures.

Their operation is simplistic yet extremely effective and reliable.

Air (Process Air) is drawn into the dehumidifier, where is passes over a wheel impregnated with
Silica Gel. As the air passes over this wheel, any moisture present in the air is absorbed into the
Silica Gel wheel before leaving the dehumidifier as warm dry air.

The Silica Gel wheel is continually, slowly rotating,
typically at three revolutions per hour. As the
wheel rotates, a small portion passes through the
regeneration segment. During this phase a second
air stream (Regeneration Air) is heated to a high
temperature before passing over the wheel. Any
moisture present in the wheel is released into this
air stream; this hot wet air is then exhausted outside
the area being dried.

KEY DESIGN FEATURES

• Stainless Steel Construction
• Auto / Manual Mode Selection
• Electronic Controls
• High Capacity PTC Heater
• Remote Humidistat Facility
• Low Temperature Operation
• Ammeter

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