How Your Humidifier Works - Aircare EP9 Serie Manuel D'utilisation Et D'entretien

INTRODUCTION
Your new humidifier adds invisible moisture to your home by moving dry inlet air
through a saturated wick. As air moves through the wick, the water evaporates into
the air, leaving behind any white dust, minerals, or dissolved and suspended solids in
the wick. Because the water is evaporated, there is just clean and invisible moist air.
As the evaporative wick traps accumulated minerals from the water, its ability to
absorb and evaporate water decreases. We recommend changing the wick at the
beginning of every season. In hard water areas, more frequent replacement may be
necessary to maintain your humidifier's efficiency.
Use only AIRCARE
parts, wicks and chemicals call 1-800-547-3888. The EP Series humidifiers use wick
#1043. Only the AIRCARE
output of your humidifier. Use of other brands of wicks voids
output and may void your warranty.
KNOW YOUR HUMIDIFIER
Description
*Output per 24 hrs
Capacity of Unit
Sq. ft. coverage
Fan Speeds
Replacement Wick
Automatic Humidistat
Controls
ETL Listed
Volts
Hertz
Watts
® ®
/Essick Air brand replacement wicks and chemicals. To order
®
or Essick Air
EP9 Series / EP9R†
Up to 9 gallons
Avg.constr. 2800
Tight const.2800
Digital († w/ Remote)
®
evaporative wick guarantees the certified
3.5 gallons
Variable (9)
No. 1043
Yes
Yes
120
60
70
3
the certification of
HOW YOUR
HUMIDIFIER WORKS
Once the wick becomes
saturated, air is drawn in,
passes through the wick
and moisture is absorbed
into the air.
All evaporation occurs in
the humidifier so any
residue remains in the
wick. This natural process
of evaporation creates no
white dust like some other
humidifiers.
Dry air is drawn into the
humidifier though the back
and moisturized as it
passes through the
evaporative wick. It is then
fanned out into the room.
IMPORTANT:
Water damage may result
if condensation starts to
form on windows or walls.
Humidity SET point should
be lowered until
condensation no longer
forms. We recommend
room humidity levels do
not exceed 50%.
* Output based on 8' ceiling.
Coverage may vary due to
tight or average construction.