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between the NH unit and remote blower pack terminal blocks or can be
powered by a seperate 12 ov supply.
(b) Disk thermostat mounted on the top of steam distributor will start the fan when
steam is generated and will allow to cool down the blower pack when there is
no call for humidity.
(c) A minimum of two (2) 050-100 RMBP’s are required with the NH-150 or NH-
200 units. It is recommended that four (4) RMBP’s be used to reduce the steam
absorption distances.
(d) It is recommended that a minimum of two (2) remote blower packs be used on
NH 075-100 units to reduce the steam absorption distances.
(e) For recommended ceiling and frontal clearances, see Chapter 10-10.
(f) For blower pack dimensions refer to Figure 19, Figure 20, Figure 21.
(2) Built-On Blower Pack (NHTC and NHPC only)
(a) Built-on blower packs are factory mounted and wired to operate in conjunction
with the humidifier. Factory installed and wired manual reset thermostat will not
allow humidifier operation if blower pack becomes overheated.
(b) Built-on blower packs are not available on NH 150-200. Remote blower packs
can be used with these units, multiple blower packs are required on NH 150-
200.
(c) Built-ON Blower Pack, Wall Mounted Direct Steam Distribution System. Allows
for direct space/room humidification when steam introduction into a ducted
system is not feasible. The factory assembled Built-On Blower Pack includes
an integral steam distributor, three direct drive fans for quiet operation, fan
adjustable louvers for installation flexibility, fusing and safety circuitry with fan
airflow rate at a total of 330 cfm.
(d) It is recommended that a minimum of two (2) remote blower packs be used on
NH 075-100 units to reduce the steam absorption distances.
(e) For recommended ceiling and frontal clearances, see Chapter 10-10. Note
minimum frontal clearance is 36" (91 cm).
(f) For blower pack dimensions refer to Figure 19, Figure 20, and Figure 21.
F. CONTROLS
(1) NHTC/NHPC humidifiers can be easily modified to accept a control signal from a
modulating humidity controller as supplied by others. Controller must have a built-
in adjustable %rh set point. Signal from controller must increase with a drop in
sensed %rh below set point. Humidifier will respond by controlling unit output
between 0% and 100% of rated capacity to match changes in load requirements.
(2) Double circuit humidifiers (NH 150-200) will require two external controllers by
others to enable each circuit to operate independently of the other. Alternatively,