I suggest that you do the clothes drying in the manner you approve.
At what use of power?
Mary
I suggest that you do the clothes drying in the manner you approve.
At what use of power?
Mary
Well. It's 350 Watts when the compressor is running, i.e when the humidity level is too high, after which, the compressor shuts down and the only thing running is a fan passing air through the unit, so very little power. Humidity level is adjustable of course.
The smaller units with a lower rate of moisture extraction will have a lower power consumption when running, but will naturally need to run longer to extract the same amount of moisture.
Might I suggest, the increased condensation after CWI could be from moisture wicking through the wall into your house as the insulation dries. after a period of time, I would expect the increased condensation problem to go.
A bit like when you have your walls plastered.
Though I'm not an expert on the subject.
I hate to say that's obvious but - well - that's obvious!
:-)
There is no wicking from the insultion, it's entirely impervious to moistur. and since the effect was instant it couldn't have been like that.
And we still have the same effect, it's not a problem.
Mary
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