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From: (no name) (no email)
Date: Sun Aug 03 2003 - 22:10:40 EDT
Ron -
> Regarding Jerry Finsen's concern about his Cruisair units. I assume he
> has SMX control units since he mentioned the de-humidifying cycle. If
> the system overheats or loses input water etc these units will shut
down
> so he should not worry to much in my opinion.
I do have the SMX controls. What you say might be true if I only had one
A/C unit. I have four units running off one pump. Since the pump is
logically ORed with all four systems, I could loose hoses on three units
and the pump would continue to run on demand of the fourth unit. Your
are, of course, correct if the failure was at a common point like the
manifold itself.
> I've left my units running
> for weeks when leaving the boat and the dehumidify cycle is very
useful.
Did the same thing on my last boat with no problem. I guess I am
getting more cautious (paranoid??) in my old age.
> Only downside is electric bills. The manifold should be above water
> level
Good point.
> and hopefully the boat will be at a dock which is staffed and
> aware of any issues like that.
Most likely the dock staff would notice the deck below water level.
I found the DryAir unit to be very effective in controlling humidity
without any of the mentioned plumbing concerns, or wear and tear on the
A/C units, and reasonable efficient on the electric bill. Many people,
including myself, have also had good luck with the CruisrAir SMX
dehumidify function. Like I said, getting more cautious...
Jerry Finsen
KK48 "Capella"
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