Controllable steam humidifier can use mains water

19 October, 2008

Condair’s CP3 electrode steam humidifier, available from Walter Meier, can be used with normal drinking water. Two sizes cover the entire performance spectrum — making system planning, unit selection and maintenance very straightforward. Up to four units can be combined to give a total output of 180 kg/h, with the ability to program output down to the last kilogram. To minimise water consumption, de-scaling is matched to the quality of the water. The steam cylinder is optimised to make the beset use of the water conductivity and can be replaced in just a few minutes. A multiple-line liquid-crystal display indicates all operating parameters. The integrated keypad includes step-by-step guides so that even inexperienced users can quickly reconfigure the system. These humidifiers feature e-Links, enabling full integration with a BMS via Modbs, LonWorks or BACnet networks.

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