Check On Delivery; Design And Principle Of Operation; Permissible Operating Conditions - Condair 3001 Betriebsanleitung

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Check on delivery

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Design and principle of operation

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Permissible operating conditions

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Please check the consignment for damage caused during transit. Any dam-
age found should be immediately reported to the carriers who handled the
equipment and to the Condair dealer.
The Condair 3001 consists of the following main components:
– water reservoir
– motor with impeller fitted to the motor shaft and suction pipe
The Condair 3001 uses the atomizing method. The water is pumped upwards
by rotation through the suction pipe onto the impeller disks, thrown against
an atomizing ring and atomized. The air required for atomization is drawn
in by the fan, which also distributes the mist in the room.
Mains voltage
Any mains voltage fluctuations should be within ±10% of the voltage speci-
fied on the rating plate.
Room temperatures
Faultless functioning of the equipment can only be guaranteed at room
temperatures from 2°C to 35°C.
Continuous operation
Although the unit will not be damaged by continuous operation, the instal-
lation of sufficient capacity should be selected so that the required humidity
is reached within a short time and the equipment is periodically switched
off. In practice, the total operating period per day should not exceed 12 to
16 hours.
Hard water
In the case of extremely high lime contents in the water we recommend the
installation of a demineralizer to protect the unit from lime deposits and to
prevent the possible distribution of lime dust in the room. Your Condair sup-
plier will gladly advise you.
Phosphate cartridges in the water feed pipe are not suitable for our equip-
ment, and the same applies to base exchangers (softening agents).
Air with a high dust content
In the case of air with a high dust content, particularly fibrous dust (air-borne),
the dust filter Z67 must be used.
Additions or active substances
We cannot bear responsibility for any damage caused through the use of
additives or active substances not recommended by us, including damage
to our equipment caused by aggressive chemicals precipitated from the
room air.