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wall control for standalone dehumidifier
is it possible to setup a classic dehumidistat control to more precisely control
ON/Off for a standalone dehumidifier? many brands of 50/75/100 pint dehumidifiers are not very precise in their ON/Off settings in that they often tend to swing widely, for example turn Deh on when indoor RH% is 58 and turn Deh off when indoor RH% is 49-50 (range too wide at 9 to 10 percent) could a classic honeywell control take over the ON/Off function and manage more precisely the RH% range, assuming a swing of 4 percent (example 58% On and 54% Off)? something like this http://customer.honeywell.com/honeyw....aspx/H46C1166 assuming possible, connecting it to standard 115v power is no problem but how would it be connected to dehumidifier On/Off? |
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wall control for standalone dehumidifier
iLena wrote:
is it possible to setup a classic dehumidistat control to more precisely control ON/Off for a standalone dehumidifier? many brands of 50/75/100 pint dehumidifiers are not very precise in their ON/Off settings in that they often tend to swing widely, for example turn Deh on when indoor RH% is 58 and turn Deh off when indoor RH% is 49-50 (range too wide at 9 to 10 percent) could a classic honeywell control take over the ON/Off function and manage more precisely the RH% range, assuming a swing of 4 percent (example 58% On and 54% Off)? something like this http://customer.honeywell.com/honeyw....aspx/H46C1166 assuming possible, connecting it to standard 115v power is no problem but how would it be connected to dehumidifier On/Off? Honeywell used to make a H46E1013. This variant had a cordset with 3-prong recept built-in for the dehumid. Just plug into wall and hang the control from a nail in the wall. I have no idea if they still make it. If you are handy, you could modify the H46 control to interrupt the Hot (Blk) in a heavy duty cordset. It's not safe to do; you will void all warranty, and probably kill/burn someone, blah, blah. Incidentally, you want a control with P/N H46 C or E. The D and F suffix is for a HUMIDifier. Jim |
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wall control for standalone dehumidifier
Speedy Jim wrote:
Honeywell used to make a H46E1013. This variant had a cordset with 3-prong recept built-in for the dehumid. Just plug into wall and hang the control from a nail in the wall. I have no idea if they still make it. found it at http://www.iaqsource.com/index.php?m...=0&prod_id=244 in case link is broken, the short variety http://tinyurl.com/gd38y thanks for the tip |
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