Hi Everyone,
I'm certainly not an expert in Dampp Chaser systems, having only installed
half a dozen, but it seems to me that there is still benefit in installing
a complete system here, even with extreme humidity conditions.
It seems to me that this is not a precise system and the de-humidifier and
humidifier bars will overshoot matters quite a bit. If you just install a
heater bar with no humidity portion to work against it, aren't you in
danger of having the piano interior too dry? I think there may be a
benefit of always installing a full system so the two systems (humidifying
and de-humidifying) can interact with each other and better compensate for
overshoot in either direction.
What does Dampp Chaser have to say about this?
Corte Swearingen
Chicago
"Joe Garrett"
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Pianotech
Sheesh! If the relative humidity NEVER goes below 42%, then why in hell
would you install a full system. The Humidification unit will simply make
the De-humidifier work more! Even tho the Humidity unit Never turns on, the
damned thing is evaporating 24-7! To install the Humidity unit is of
absolutely no use to the customer and simply a way of extracting more money
from said client, IMO!
Joe Garrett, R.P.T.
Captain, Tool Police
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