How To Use - Vornado EVAP2 Guide De L'utilisateur

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Step 1
Position the unit to not blow directly on objects or plants. Plug the unit
into a 110-120 volt AC outlet.
Step 2
To turn unit on, press the Power button (A). The indicator lights for Fan
Speed (A) and Humidity level (C) will turn on in the default setting -
HIGH fan speed, Continuous humidity.
Step 3
Adjust settings for desired operation.
power Button, Fan Speed - hiGh, LoW and auto
Select the fan speed by pressing the power button until the desired
setting is illuminated.
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HIGH - operation for fast humidification for larger rooms. High speed
operation will evaporate 2 gallons of water (+/- 10%) in 24 hours of
continuous operation. (This assumes room conditions of 70º F and 30%
relative humidity.)
LOW — operation for quiet, nighttime use or smaller rooms. On LOW
operation, your Humidifier may run without refilling for extended
periods.
AUTO - operation for more precise humidity control. Fan speed will
fluctuate between high, low and off to better maintain set humidity level
with the minimal amount of fan noise.
humiditY Level control - 40% - 60%, or continuous
Set the humidity level by pressing the HUMIDITY button until the
desired humidification level is illuminated. The Humidifier will operate
until the desired humidity level is reached. At this point, the fan will turn
off, or to low speed if the fan is set to AUTO mode. The humidity level
indicator light will remain on. If the fan does not turn on, the humidity
setting may be lower than the room humidity level. Increase the humidity
set point until the fan turns on. This is an indication of the level of
humidity already in the room.
Fan onLY
Select for Vornado's signature vortex circulation without humidity
output. In FAN ONLY mode - Fan Speed (A) and Humidity (B) operation
will not be available. The fan speed will run at a higher setting and there
will be no humidity output. To ensure no humidity output, remove the
filter and thoughly dry the inside of the Base. (For instructions on how to
remove the filter, see FILTER REPLACEMENT on page 11.)