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2.2. Prevent Air Stratification
To prevent air stagnation in high ceiling pool enclosures, or if skylites require additional air
circulation a ceiling fan(s) is recommended. However, it should operate with an upward
air flow. This will provide an upward movement of room air against the ceiling without
affecting the evaporation of the pool water surface. Never install the ceiling fans directly
above the pool water.
2.3. Non-Ducted (Free Blow) Installation
When installation of a ducted air system is not possible, care must be taken to direct all
supply air toward exterior walls and windows. The dehumidifier should be located at a height,
usually no more than ten (10) feet above the floor, to permit easy access. A minimum 36”
long discharge duct must be equipped with horizontally adjustable, anodized alum. diffuser.
Be sure to allow adequate space for the return air to enter the back of the dehumidifier and
adequate space, without any obstructions, for the supply air outlet of the dehumidifier. This will
assure proper circulation of air for optimum performance.
2.4. Outdoor / Make-Up Air Applications
Codes for commercial buildings or new construction often require you to introduce outdoor
air when the space is being occupied.
SUPPLY
AIR
OUTDOOR (MAKE-UP) AIR
COMMERCIAL APPLICATION ONLY
RETURN
AIR
OUTDOOR
MAKE-UP AIR
D
D X 2
INSULATE
DryAire
Mode Damper Position
Occupied/Unoccupied Open
Loss of Air Flow Closed
• For Commercial application only when local code requires outside
make-up air. Usually 0.5 cfm per sq. ft. of pool surface area.
• Outdoor air flow must not exceed 30% of the total air flow thru unit.
• Outdoor air must be completely mixed with the return air.
• In cold climates, the outside air must be pre-heated to 50°F to prevent
freeze ups on the coil which can result in pressure safety trips.
• The contractor must install a two-position motorized damper and
appropriate insulated duct, per code and local regulations.
• The exhaust fan should be sized for the same CFM as the
outside air volume and be inter-locked to operate in
conjunction with the motorized outside air damper.
• Air flow balance must be established during start-up by the
installing contractor.
• The distance of the outdoor air duct connection from the
air filter should be at least 2(x) times the return duct height.
DAMPER-
SOME CODES
REQUIRE THE USE
OF SPRING RETURN
DAMPER.
Note: Dryaire systems are designed to handle a range of external
static pressures. In applications where strict outside air code
compliance is required, proper system airflow must be determined by
a professional balancing contractor. When approximation of outside
air volume is all that is necessary, the procedures detailed in Section
14.1 can be used.
Figure 2.4.1. Outdoor Air Application
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