Can i connect a dehumidifier to it? Can i connect the positive power of a 110v outlet to control on and off? Or do i need a separate relay to do this.
1361979
Yes, you can run a dehumidifier with this controller and you would only need a auxiliary contact if the dehumidifier exceeds the rated amperage of the controller.
1361980
Yes this product can be used with a dehumidifier and can be connected to a 110v outlet to control on and off.
1361981
Hi dear friend: Yes you can connect a dehumidifierUse you can connect 110v.the item include the relay.thanks!Have a nice day!
1581872
I have no idea. It works great in our heated basement and keeps it dry even on the most humid days. Best dehumidifier we have owned and we have owned quite a few! I would check with the manufacturer about the temperature limit.
581139
As long as the device you intended to control is 120vac and the current consumed is equal or less of the rated outlet. You are free to connect any device you want.
795510
The dehumidifier is rated at 700 watts, and all the energy that it uses is eventually turned into heat and is then dissipated in the room. I use mine in a large basement room, and heating is a non-issue. I think that the only way to dehumidify without heating is to use an AC, which is designed to expel the heat outside the house.
373617
The sensor switch is a great feature. It turns the humidity fan off after 30 minutes. Any Decorator style plate (switch or outlet) will work. You can gang the sensor switch with a light fixture switch in a 2-gang work box if wanted. It doesn't need to be a stand alone
887398
The name of the product is Eva-dry Electric Petite Portable dehumidifier, I would assume it would plug into the wall, floor, or ceiling. Being called Electric is a clue to its power source. Not being named "Battery Operated" told me it is electric as I can find no crank on it for "hand power".
1773774
I'm not sure why not. All the control does is turn off or on the electricity coming from the electrical outlet.
775133
Well this relay uses 120v to close the relay contact, so it's probably not what you're looking for.If you run the waterbug at 24v then you need a relay that closes at 24v so you can use the waterbug's power supply to work the relay and the waterbug.
1842236
In a word, yes. A simple setup with your circuit connected to the relay. Just keep in mind the maximum amps that the relay can handle for AC/ DC and your circuit must supply its own power.
1327599
I wish I knew. I have this and the manual says absolutely nothing about how to set this in dehumidifier mode....nor do I see anything on the display about % of humidity. Sounds like BS to me. I'm probably going to get a separate dehumidifier instead...considering the fact that dehumidifiers display the amount of humidity in the air. I have no idea why NewAir listed this as a dehumidifier. I understand that AC mode can serve as a slight dehumidifier, but that's not so concentrated on that function.
1590091
I recently installed one of these, it basically works as a switch, so you can wire it as you wish. It has an in-built humidity sensor, and an external sensor to mount outside. You can switch a humidifier and dehumidifer and a fan. I configured it to start the a/c fan and 1st stage compressor when the humidity raises above 55 or 60% depending on what you set it to, as I live in SW FL. Works better than I ever expected it too, lowers my a/c electric usage drastically, and prohibits the mold/mildew smell you find in this part of the country!
158840
Correct you can wire it with the cord fromthe dehumidifier and plug it in to any 120 volt outlet
2001006
Unfortunately, your idea doesn't work as described on a 2-wire 220 circuit. That is, unless you use the bare ground as a neutral, and that isn't really too Kosher, although logically I don't know why. It would be nice to see what my submersible well pump, window mount A/C unit and air compressor are using.
638234
It depends... as long as the current requirements don't exceed the rating of the relay contacts... you can control anything. Generally speaking if you are interfacing to the low voltage side of the HVAC control, you will 'likely' be in good shape. If you are trying to directly control the fan motor and have a need for a much higher current loads, then you will need to use a different relay, or a down-stream relay with higher current rated contacts.
613129
This controller has a relay controlled by the alarm set points. So you could control a 120 VAC contactor coil but then you wouldn't have an available alarm function. Unless you then used the main SSR channel to then control an alarm but this ass-backwards. Better to find a controller with double relay channels or just go with the SSR. I suppose you could use an SSR to control a contactor coil but this getting unnecessarily complicated.
821913
I purchased the model V2D ventilator and the DH10 dehumidistat . Received both items. Discovered that the V2D includes a built in dehumidistat. Returned the DH10. The V2H includes a 6 foot power cord with a 3 prong plug on it. We install an outlet in our crawl space and plugged the V2H into it.
1096171
We use it with a Dehumidifier and works fine; so if your Air Conditioner is rated for 15A outlets; and it can turn on when plugged in (Some units with digital controls remain off; others return to its last state). Also note some units keep the fan on after the compressor was shut off. If none of this is an issue for you; then it should work.