The length of the tubes connecting a remote air-cooled condenser to the DRY-O-TRON
®
must not
exceed that shown on the DRY-O-TRON
®
nameplate (See Product Description - Unit Nameplate.)
Select a suitable location for the condenser, where (a) it will not be subject to damage from traffic, falling
ice, or vandalism, (b) it will not be in the vicinity of steam, hot air, or kitchen or fume exhausts, and (c)
where airflow will not be impeded by accumulations of ice and snow. Any supporting structure must be suit-
able for the weight of the condenser. Allow at least twice the width of the condenser fan of clear space
around the condenser for smooth intake airflow and service accessibility. Spacing requirements are also
subject to
applicable electrical codes. Allow at least 10 feet (3 meters) of open space above the unit for
exhaust airflow.
NOTE 1: The condenser should be mounted level to within ¼ bubble. Shim as necessary.
NOTE 2: The condenser legs should be bolted to the supporting structure.
NOTE 3: Vertical-airflow condensers cannot be mounted horizontally.
Dectron, Inc. March 2012
DECTRON
DSH/DSV/RSH/DBH/RBH Series Dehumidifier Owner’s Manual
Data subject to change without notice.
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Lifting and Locating Remote Condenser or DryCooler Location
NOTE 4: The clearance in front of the electrical enclosure must be the greatest of:
a) twice the width of a fan, or
b) (Canada) the greater of 1 meter or the distance specified by CEC 2-238, or
c) (U.S) the greater of 36 inches (230V condensers), 42 inches (460V condensers), or the
distance specified by NEC 110-26, or
d) the distance specified by other applicable code.
DRY-O-TRON ®
MODEL #:
SERIAL #:
I.D.
D
ELECTRICAL RATING
460 V ac, 3 ph, 60 Hz
COMPRESSOR LRA RLA
COMPRESSOR LRA RLA
COMPRESSOR LRA RLA
COMPRESSOR LRA RLA
BLOWER MOTOR HP FLA
BLOWER MOTOR HP FLA
BLOWER MOTOR HP FLA
COND. FAN MOTOR HP FLA
COND. FAN MOTOR HP FLA
PUMP MOTOR HP FLA
ENTHALPY MOTOR HP FLA
ELECTRIC HEATER kW A
Max. L.A.T. (°F)
SERVICE POWER
SPACE HEATING COIL
PSIG Max.
MCA A MAX. FUSE/CKT. BKR.*
15
A
*(HACR type per NEC)
R-22 FACTORY CHARGE
lbs
AIR VOLUME CFM
BELT SIZE
WIRING DIAGRAM
REFRIGERANT DESIGN PRESSURES: HIGH/LOW 300/150 PSIG
COMFORMS TO ANSI/UL STD 1995
CERTIFIED TO STD CAN/CSA-
C22.2 NO. 236
LR 45671
FABRIQUÉ AU CANADA / MADE IN CANADA
REF.:
POOL # 1: ft² POOL # 3: ft²
E.W.T.: °F E.W.T.: °F
POOL # 2: ft² POOL # 4: ft²
E.W.T.: °F E.W.T.: °F
AIR TEMP.: °F R.H.: %
R-22 TOTAL SYSTEM CHARGE:
lbs
OIL TO BE ADDED AT START-UP:
oz
OIL TYPE:
MAX. LENGTH OF REF. LINES (ONE WAY) ft
BETWEEN D.O.T. & REMOTE CONDENSER:
LINE SIZE:
AIR COOLED COND. MODEL #:
HOT GAS: in
LIQUID: in
50379
minimum
12 in. (30 cm)
The condenser should not
be enclosed within a
solid fence or wall, or in a pit, since such structures
promote recirculation of air. If a solid fence or wall
must be installed, it must be no closer to the con-
denser than “2W” (twice the width of the condenser
fan) shown above, and must not extend lower than
12 inches (30 cm) above grade. Fences lower
than 12 inches above grade may cause
recirculation of heated air and a corresponding
reduction in performance.
Vegetation under a fence must be kept short.
2W
2W
W
2W
any overhanging obstruction
Top View
Side View
NOTE: Vertical-airflow condensers cannot
be mounted for horizontal airflow.
NOTE: Do not install vertical-airflow
condensers without the legs. Do
not shorten the legs.
Never
stack vertical-airflow condensers.
NOTE 4
Vertical-Airflow Condensers
minimum
10 ft
(3 m)
Sample
Actual appearance
may vary.
LIFTING AND
LOCATING
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