SERVICE & MAINTENANCEDesiccant Dehumidification

Installing an AD Series Dehumidifier

The AD series are silica gel rotor industrial dehumidifiers that run continuously in production areas and warehouses where low humidity is needed. In this episode we cover safety, handling, delivery, positioning, service clearances, duct connections and the electrical supply for models AD1000 to AD6500, based on the manufacturer's manual.

Published: 2 November 2026Narration: Turkish and English4:12

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  • Process air leaves its moisture in the silica gel rotor; regeneration air heated to about +100 °C passes through the rotor in the opposite direction and carries the moisture out.
  • Move the unit by forklift or crane, always level and with all covers closed. Small-frame models weigh 205–230 kg and large-frame models 350–545 kg; report delivery damage within 8 days.
  • Leave 1500 mm on the service side for the small frame and 1800 mm for the large frame, at least 500 mm on both sides and at least 300 mm at the back.
  • Keep the regeneration intake at least 2 m from the wet air outlet, high up and protected by a 10 mm mesh. The wet air duct must withstand 100 °C, slope at least 2 cm per metre and have 5 mm drain holes at its lowest points.
  • Supply is 400 V, 3-phase, 50 Hz; voltage must stay within ±10% and phase imbalance below 1%. Isolate and lock the main switch before opening any panel.

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