MJ150Y Dehumidifiers
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Important User Information
Safety
General information
The MJ150Y dehumidifiers are used for the drying of air. The units can be used in a number of situations
whether it be keeping your house dry during the damp Winter months or under your House in the Crawl space
to prevent mould/fungi from growing.
WARNING! The unit must be connected to an earthed
electrical outlet.
WARNING! The unit must not be connected to other mains
than specified on the unit’s identification plate.
WARNING! The unit must not be opened by anyone other
than trained and qualified personnel.
WARNING! The unit must be unplugged from the mains
outlet before carrying out any Maintenance or Fault finding
activities on the unit.
WARNING! The Wet air outlet can in some circumstances
become hot to touch.
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Identification plate location
Ambient
Air
Wet Air
(warm
moist air
outlet )
Dry Air
(outlets)
The above dehumidifier is used for situations were a
higher Dry Air pressure is required. An additional
turbine fan is connected to the Dry Air outlet B (outlet A
is closed). The unit can also be used without the turbine
fan connected (outlet B is closed and A is open).
A
B
The above dehumidifier is used for most applications
where an additional fan (turbine) is not required, see
installation examples.
Wet Air
Dry Air
(outlet)
Ambient
Air
The dehumidifiers can be operated by using a
humidistat. The humidistat automatically maintains
the relative air humidity in the room at the required
level, at the same time keeping the energy
consumption low as the units are not running
constantly.
The drying capacity for these units is enough for
drying an average spaceof 100 squaremeters.
Noise level from theseunitsis 64 dBA.
The units are equipped with a running time meter
which counts the numbers of hours the the unit has
been running/in operation.
If you require further information on your MJ150Y
dehumidifiers please do not hesitate to contact your
local Munters Office for assistance. The addresses and
telephone numbers can be found on the back of this
document.
