User manual HERRMIDIFIER 50

[. . . ] standard designations: A "Tight Home" is assumed to be well insulated with vapor barriers, tight storm windows and doors, and a dampered fireplace. An "Average Home" is insulated and has a dampered fire place, but there are no vapor barriers, storm doors, or storm windows. A "Loose Home" is generally one constructed before 1930, has little or no insulation, no storm doors, storm windows, weather stripping or vapor barriers, and often no effective dampering of fireplaces. Air exchange rate is as high as 1. 5 changes per hour. 2 Output Capacity Output Capacity Increasing or decreasing the nozzle size or water pressure to the humidifier can vary the output capacity of this humidifier. [. . . ] Place the insert against a flat surface and press the tubing onto the insert. Fasten tubing assembly securely to the saddle valve, but do not connect to humidifier. With the end of the tubing in a bucket or pan, turn on the saddle valve to void the tubing assemblly of any debris. Cut off any excess length of water tubing and connect it to the humidifier using the compression nut, sleeve and insert as defined in steps 17, 18, and 19 above. Turn the saddle valve on and check the tubing and humidifier for leaks. Water connection Delrin Sleeve Insert Humidifier Water Line Saddle Valve Compression Nut Insert 6 Installation ELECTRICAL INSTALLATION This humidifier is intended to be wired directly to the integrated control panel on your furnace. The electrical tap will provide power to the humidifier whenever the circulating air blower is in operation. Read the instructions in the furnace installation manual carefully before attempting installation or operation of the humidifier. Failure to follow these instructions may result in improper installation and therefore, void the manufacturer's warranty. WARNING Improper electrical wiring can cause personal shock, personal injury, or property damage. It is required by local codes that the unit be installed by a properly qualified HVAC technician or electrician. All wiring must be in accordance with NEC and existing local codes. Humidistats provided with the Mister 50 (24V) are designed for operation on 24V AC electrical systems and must be wired as defined below. Electrical connections (24v) Fan Limit Thermostat Humidistat Mister 50 (24v) Humidifier Solenoid Valve Fan Motor Transformer Humidistats provided with the Mister 50-1 (120V) are designed for operation on 120V AC electrical systems and must be wired as defined below. Electrical connections (120v) Fan Limit Thermostat Humidistat Solenoid Valve Mister 50-1 (120v) Humidifier Fan Motor 7 Installation Start Up Note: It may take several days for the humidity level in the home to reach comfortable levels. 1. The solenoid valve will make an audible click when it operates, either on or off. If necessary, adjust the furnace fan control to a lower setting to allow the blower to turn on before the humidifier turns on and the blower turns off after the humidifier is off. Readjust the humidistat to the desired setting (30-40% Relative Humidity is recommended). If condensation occurs on windows, lower the humidistat setting until the condensation has disappeared. 8 Operation Operation of Humidifier Your atomizing mister type humidifier operates by dispersing a fine mist into the warm air plenum of your furnace. The water is then evaporated and carried into the home by the furnace air flow. This humidifier is recommended for areas where water mineral content is low. Otherwise, a fine accumulation of white dust may occur in either the ducts or living areas. High mineral content will also clog the nozzle causing an uneven spray pattern or excessive dripping. When wired properly, the humidifier will operate only when the plenum temperature rises to the internal thermostat setting, the humidistat senses a need for humidity, and the furnace blower is in operation. The internal thermostat indicates the temperature at which the humidifier will turn on. The humidifier should activate after the furnace blower comes on and shut off before the furnace blower turns off. Turn the water off at the saddle valve and remove the water line compression nut from the humidifier. [. . . ] There is no warranty due to neglect, alteration or ordinary wear and tear. Herrmidifier's liability is limited to replacement of defective parts or components and does not include the payment of the cost of labor charges to remove or replace such defective components or parts. CareCo will not be responsible for loss of use of any product; loss of time, inconvenience, or any other indirect, incidental or consequential damages with respect to person or property, whether as a result of breach of warranty, neglect or otherwise. SOME STATES DO NOT ALLOW THE EXCLUSION OR LIMITATION OF INCIDENTAL OR CONSEQUENTIAL DAMAGES, SO THE LIMITATION OR EXCLUSION IN THE PRECEDING SENTENCE MAY NOT APPLY TO YOU. [. . . ]