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Page 1 - Light Commercial Humidity

Light Commercial Humidity Control

Page 2 - How Big is Light Commercial?

Humidification• In order to keep the space comfortable and the proper amount of moisture in the air, humidity must be introduced.• Using dedicated hum

Page 3 - How many buildings does this

Light Commercial Humidity Control

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Why Add Humidity Commercially?1. Humidification protects materials and inventory -Essential for moisture-retaining materials such as wood, paper, fab

Page 5 - Opportunities

Why Add Humidity Commercially?2. Humidification eliminates static electricity -Disrupts efficiency of high speed production processes and operations

Page 6 - Humidity Control

Why Add Humidity Commercially?3. Maintains workplace comfort -Low humidity causes dry skin and itching.-Dry nose and throat can increase susceptibilit

Page 7 - The Need

Aprilaire Steam HumidifiersModels 1150, 1160, and 1180

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Aprilaire Steam Humidifiers• Model 1150– Steam output capacity of 12 lbs/hr• Model 1160– Steam output capacity of 24 lbs/hr• Model 1180 – Steam outpu

Page 9 - Application Examples

Steam Humidifier Specifications24.06” W x 18.93” H x 15.61” D24.06” W x 18.93” H x 9.99” D24.06” W x 18.93” H x 9.99” DUnit Dimensions3.88"W x 5.

Page 10 - Humidification

Internal ComponentsWater Level Control ProbeBuilt-in P TrapRemovable Steam Chamber304 Stainless Steel ConstructionDisplay PanelInternal Control BoardI

Page 11 - Commercially?

Component Descriptions• Water Level Control Probe– Maintains the proper amount of water in the steam chamber.• 304 Stainless Steel Construction– Ensur

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Component Descriptions• Immersion Heaters– Designed for long life and capable of shedding mineral build-up, minimizing service calls.• Display Panel–

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How Big is Light Commercial?• In 2004: An estimated 1,915,000 Constant Volume RTU’s under 25 tons were sold!• 2003 Commercial Building Energy Consumpt

Page 14 - Aprilaire Steam Humidifiers

Aprilaire Steam Humidifier Operation• Operation Process-After initial startup, fill valve will open and steam chamber will fill to proper level-Heatin

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Aprilaire Steam Humidifier Operation• Build-up Removal -Boiling water in steam chamber causes minerals and impurities in the water to “drop out” which

Page 16 - Technical Specifications

Model 1150 Control• On-Off Control-Simplest control option, unit turns completely on and off-A differential is set between on and off switch points in

Page 17 - Internal Components

Model 1160 and 1180 Control• Modulating Control -Demand signal is sent from a modulating humidistat to the humidifier, which then produces a proportio

Page 18 - Component Descriptions

Key Aprilaire Unit Features• Relative Humidity (RH) Control~Model 1150 controller maintains RH within 5% to 7% of set point~Model 1160 and 1180 contro

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Display PanelSteam Fill DrainOn/Offindicator lighton/off switchThe steam humidifier display panel shows operating status and troubleshooting informati

Page 20 - Operation

Key Aprilaire Unit Features• Indicator Lights, Status, and Description(Sample diagnostics; for all diagnostics, see I.O. & M. Manuals)~All indicat

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Key Aprilaire Unit Features• Automatic Water Level Control and Safety Shut-Down~an electronic water level probe sends a signal to the controller to ei

Page 22 - Model 1150 Control

Three Level Water Control ProbeFill valve closesFill valve opensLow-water cutoff¼ Actions performed by humidifier when water level in steam chamber re

Page 23 - Model 1160 and 1180 Control

Key Aprilaire Unit Features• What is really in a complete kit?-Unit-Steam dispersion tube-10’ (3m) length hose-AA Steam Humidifier Controller-Air-flow

Page 24 - Key Aprilaire Unit Features

How many buildings does this mean to me?Buildings by Floorspace0 250 500 750 1,000 1,250 1,500 1,750 2,000 2,250 2,500 2,7501,001 to 5,0005,001 to 10,

Page 25 - Display Panel

“Complete Kit”UnitSteam dispersion tube10’ (3m) hoseAprilaire Steam Humidifier ControllerAirflow detection device

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Aprilaire Included Controls• Steam Humidifier Controller (SHC)-Return duct mounted-Can be set in either the manual mode for specific RH set point cont

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Aprilaire Optional Controls• High Limit Switch -Highly recommended optional device-Supply duct mounted-Mounted at a minimum of 3’ (1m) downstream of t

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Sizing HumidificationTOOLS TO DO THE JOBHumidification Calculation Work SheetHumidification Calculation Software

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Calculation Work Sheet

Page 30 - “Complete Kit”

Humidification Calc Software

Page 32 - Aprilaire Optional Controls

Benefits for the Contractor• Aprilaire enables you to provide your customers with the BEST in humidification technology for light commercial projects!

Page 33 - Sizing Humidification

Benefits for the Contractor• Flexibility and ease of both installation and maintenance save you time and money!-Built in “P” Trap reduces required pip

Page 34 - Calculation Work Sheet

Benefits for the Contractor• Aprilaire is your best choice for all of your humidification needs -New opportunity to quote these units directly, for al

Page 35 - Humidification Calc Software

What types of applications made up this total?0 100 200 300 400 500 600 700 800 900Public Order and SafetyOtherHealth CareLodgingVacantFood SalesPubli

Page 36 - Download it free!

Benefits for the ContractorSuitable for all LC applications. Use of softened water extends service life of unit up to three years Ability to operate

Page 37 - Benefits for the Contractor

Benefits for the Building Owner• Steam humidifiers save you money by protecting equipment, processes, and inventory -Reduces or eliminates maintenance

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Why Aprilaire Steam Humidifiers?• Aprilaire stands out amongst the competition!!-Complete humidification system in one box-Easily removable and cleana

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We’ve talked about keeping humidity above a minimum level, but what about making sure the humidity doesn’t get too high!

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Maximum Humidity Levels• Remember…– Humidity above 50% can cause condensation on and damage metal products.– Humidity above 50% can cause swelling and

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Dangers of High Indoor Humidity• Mold– Can cause sinus infections, headaches, eye and throat irritations, fatigue, loss of memory. Children are espec

Page 42 - -Ability to “call” the blower

The Science Behind the Product• Before we can talk about the solution, we need to understand the science!– The Refrigeration Process• Determines how t

Page 44 - Maximum Humidity Levels

What Happens in the Dehumidifier?95°F DB68°F WB53°F DP25%Rh75°F DB68°F WB65°F DP70%Rh

Page 45 - • Asthma and allergy triggers

Basics of Psychrometrics• What are Psychrometrics?– “Psychrometrics deals with thermodynamic properties of moist air and uses these properties to anal

Page 46 - – Psychrometrics

Opportunities• LC humidity control has been estimated at over $23,000,000 and is a growing market.• Humidification– The LC humidification market is es

Page 47 - The Refrigeration Process

The Psych Chart• The psychrometric chart is used to graphically show what is going on in the air as it relates to temperature and moisture. • Why we u

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Key Elements of Psychrometrics• Dry bulb temperature - The temperature of the air as measured by an ordinary thermometer.• Wet bulb temperature – Evap

Page 49 - Basics of Psychrometrics

30Dry-Bulb Temperature (°F)Grains Of Moisture Per Pound Of Dry Air25 35 40 45 50 55 60 65 70 75 80 85 90 95 100 105 11020 0406080100120140160180200220

Page 50 - The Psych Chart

10535(F) 4045 50 55 60 65 70 75 80 85 90 95 1002040608010012014016018020035(F)4045505560657075808510%20%30%40%50%60%70%80%90%75°F Dry Bulb67°FWet Bulb

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10535(F) 4045 50 55 60 65 70 75 80 85 90 95 1002040608010012014016018020035(F)4045505560657075808510%20%30%40%50%60%70%80%90%75°F Dry Bulb67°FWet Bulb

Page 52 - Dry-Bulb Temperature (°F)

What Happens to the Air When Cooled?Return At Coil Supply• Dry Bulb 75°F 55°F 72°F• Dew Point 64°F 55°F 55°F• RH 70% 100% 58% • Wet Bulb 67°F 5

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Psychrometrics Summary• As the temperature in a space increases, the air can hold more moisture, so as the absolute humidity in the space remains cons

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Key Industry Terms• Key Industry Terms– Sensible Heat/Energy – Heat energy that causes a rise or fall in the temperature. (Thermostat)– Latent Heat/En

Page 55 - What Happens to the Air When

What does this mean to you?• A building’s cooling load is affected by several factors– Solar gain– Infiltration– Internal loads– Occupancy– Ventilatio

Page 56 - Psychrometrics Summary

Aprilaire DehumidifiersModel 1700Model 1720-Coming Soon-

Page 57 - Key Industry Terms

Humidity Control• In many applications, desired humidity is expressed in a range. Total humidity control is the key.• It is critical to keep the rela

Page 58 - What does this mean to you?

Dehumidifier Product Specifications100 lbs92 lbs.WeightSimilar to 170048 dBA Ducted; 54 dBA Non-DuctedSound LevelR-22R-22Refrigerant Type25% RH25% RHD

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Component Descriptions• Outlet/Inlet– Designed for 8” insulated, flexible duct or can be ducted with standard 8” round or spiral duct.• Blower Assembl

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Component Descriptions• Filter– 1 “ Washable, MERV 8 rating filter.• Filter Access Door/Dual Service Access- Allows the filter to removed or the unit

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Dehumidifier Control Terminology• Sampling: Dehumidifier blower energizes its internal blower to measure incoming air dewpoint to determine if it is a

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Sequence of Operations – Basic Install1. Unit samples for 2 minutes at the end of the cycle period using it’s internal blower.2. If measured dewpoint

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Sequence of Operations – Basic Install with HVAC Blower Control1. Sequence of Operation of the dehumidifier is the same as the basic.2. With Blower co

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Sequence of Operations – Basic Install with HVAC Fan Cycling1. Sequence of Operation of the dehumidifier is the same as the basic+Blower Control.2. Wi

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Sequence of Operations – Basic Install with Outside Air Ventilation1. Sequence of Operation of the dehumidifier is the same as the basic+Fan Cycling.2

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The Controls• Equipment Connection Terminals• Float Switch Terminals• ODT Sensor Terminals• Vent/DEH Damper Terminals• Model 70 Control Terminals• Sys

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The Need• Higher outdoor air requirements in ASHRAE 62-2 have increased the amount of ventilation air, making the need for humidity control more criti

Page 69 - The Controls

Cycle Period• Sample period for the dehumidifier• If cycling is enabled, sets the interval for fan cycling and/or ventilation

Page 70 - Cycle Period

Cycle Time• If set to off, no fan cycling or ventilation will occur• Sets the cycle and/or ventilation time per cycling period

Page 71 - Cycle Time

System Set Up• Local or remote control• Active or passive HVAC blower• Building or localized control• Automatic or timed ventilation

Page 72 - System Set Up

Typical LC Set-Up• System Set-up = – Model 70, can be either– HVAC blower in the “OFF” position– Set in “whole house” mode– Set ventilation in the “au

Page 73 - Typical LC Set-Up

Unit Wiring-Basic Install• No wiring required!• Plug in and set board configuration.

Page 74 - Unit Wiring-Basic Install

Unit Wiring with HVAC Blower Control

Page 75 - Unit Wiring with HVAC Blower

Unit Control• On-Board Control– Unit comes complete with fully adjustable on-board controls.– Inlet sensor monitors and measures temperature and RH to

Page 76 - Unit Control

Automatic Control• Automatically turns on dehumidifier fan in a preset timeframe to sample temperature and dew point• Energizes compressor if room RH

Page 77 - Automatic Control

Setting Automatic Control– What RH in occupied space will be at a given knob setting (% RH based on control knob setting and indoor temperature)Contro

Page 78 - Setting Automatic Control

Local Control• Has its own dewpoint sensor that will override the main control board sensor when the occupied space control is connected• Can control

Page 79 - Local Control

The Need• Condensation will occur if the surface temperature is at or lower than the dew-point. It can also occur if the RH% is above 50%. This cond

Page 80 - Installation

Installation• Service Flexibility• Unit can be installed in a variety of applications

Page 83 - Installation Flexibility

Installation Flexibility• RTU with Supply and Return Plenums• RTU with Wild Return and Ducted Supply• Re-circulating Mode Above the Ceiling• Re-circul

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RTU with Supply and Return Plenums

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RTU with Wild Return and Ducted Supply

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Re-circulating Mode Above the Ceiling

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Re-circulating Mode Through the Wall

Page 88 - Why Aprilaire Dehumidifiers?

Why Aprilaire Dehumidifiers?• Aprilaire dehumidifiers offer you the most intelligent control available• Standard on-board controls and optional space

Page 89 - Coming Soon

Coming SoonAprilaire Dehumidification Software!

Page 90 - What it Looks Like

Application Examples• Dry Cleaners• Tanning Salons• Print Shops• Restaurants• Musical Instrument Stores• Furniture Stores• Medical Clinics• Assisted L

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What it Looks LikeAPRILAIRE DEHUMIDIFICATION REPORTIndoor Conditions at Max Latent LoadDry Bulb Temperature 72 °FRelative humidity 75 % RHDesired Cond

Page 92 - Humidity Control?

Why Aprilaire Dehumidifiers?• Dedicated dehumidifiers offer an excellent solution for retro-fit applications • Add-on units offer flexibility:– Instal

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Why not let the A/C take care of Humidity Control?• RH factors are over-ridden by temperature– Doesn’t operate during shoulder periods– Will stop remo

Page 94 - Benefits to the Contractor

Why Supplemental Dehumidifiers? Why Not Hot Gas Re-heat RTU’s?• Roof-top units that feature re-heat or dehumidification often cannot effectively cool

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Benefits to the Contractor• Aprilaire Dehumidifiers are The Best Solution to meet your customers humidity control needs– All buildings need to ventila

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Benefits to the Contractor• Aprilaire Dehumidifiers are designed with the flexibility to meet all of your applications– By being a “stand-alone” or “a

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Benefits to the Contractor• Aprilaire Dehumidifiers provide humidity control, leaving the Air Conditioning to do the cooling– Air conditioning can pro

Page 98 - Real Life Example

Benefits for the Building Owner• Aprilaire Dehumidifiers Save Money by protecting critical processes, equipment, raw materials, & inventory and in

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Real Life ExampleIn November 2004, the Detroit Institute of Arts built a special warehouse designed only to store the paintings prior to going to exhi

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8570 Thermostat Controlling the Carrier Rooftop and Monitoring the RH in the Occupied SpaceModel 1160 Steam Humidifier AndModel 1700 Dehumidifier

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