is this unit water proved… can it be used in a green house?
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I don't snow eat you mean by "water proved" but it is NOT suitable to use in an environment where it would be subject to showers or spraying with water. If you mean can it be used in a humid environment, that it can handle.
510709
I use distilled water I do not believe it is required this is a very large unit. Probably wouldn't buy it again
2069293
edrick- i have not tried it from a water source other than house water, but if the source is clean and not filled with dirt i would think you could use it-to be sure please to check yourmanual for referance
290850
You can use it in the house or outside in a green house. Includes a 110/240V Wall adapter.
1741223
Sorry, Stephen, I do not know the answer to that. Since I don't use my garden hoses for drinking water, it wasn't a concern of mine. Perhaps contact the seller directly.
249884
I don't think there's a way to do it. You would need to fill the unit with water, but it is a sealed unit with no visible way to add more water.
468804
I imagine the unit would work as long as the water was flowing and not frozen itself. Otherwise I do not know.
1039981
No. The indoor unit uses gravity to feed the water condensation outside. This requires a hole from the inside to the outside about 2 3/4 - 3 inches in diameter at a slight downward angle. Through this hole passes all of the indoor-outdoor connections, the power supply and the drainage to the outside.
2115895
Not that I'm aware. I always use distilled water ( out of my dehumidifier) always with success.
1681831
I really do not know, i didnt see much of a chnage in my water bill. the problem I had was the unit stopped working after one season. The board went bad and is not a repairable item in the unit. So my options were to buy a new one or change to a traditional. I changed to a traditional.
1461341
Not sure. But I would not buy it. It works properly about 20% of the time. Goes around the same spot again and again. Never uses all of the water in it and sometimes uses none. It has ran an entire cycle on my floor with out putting down a drop of water. Just ran around. It's so not worth the money.
2039505
in chicago i have it inside by the window and water it once a week. Its still green. I think depends on where you live.
9066
I don't know if it will or not I use it with a Greenway Water Dispenser Filtration System and the water is out of this world.
66444
Not at all, but this means you might not be getting enough juice to the unit. You need a 200 Amp panel, two heavy cables (6/2 and 6/3) running from the unit to the electric panel. And you need to have 2 upgraded breakers at the panel. Also, if you have a lot of electrical usage at any one time (dishwasher running, A/C cranking, TV, and all the lights on), this may strain the system a bit for the short time that you use hot water. And, it also depends on the model that you bought and if that model accommodates the house size and family that you have. I have not had any issues with this unit so far. Then again I live in FL and I never need the water to be all that hot. I keep the temperature setting at 117 degrees and that seems just right. However, I do need to install a descaling system to prevent any scale buildup inside the unit, because FL water is hard water. All part of my master plan. ;O)
979818
Not sure, we use it for a green house during the summer and it works great.
735237
Absolutely. I just checked with my contractor and he says 'yes'......water away. We love this unit and it is very quiet and efficient.
227568
I would recommend getting an inexpensive alkaline testing kit and test the water from the PUR. If it tests sufficiently alkaline, then no. If it tests closer to neutral, I recommend the H2gO product. I use and enjoy mine very much.