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How does it work?
When the unit goes on, the inlet valve opens and cylinder fills of water.
Water enters the bottom of the boiler and rises until it reaches the high level electrode. The electric current by applying power to electrodes immersed in water, heats the water to produce steam in response to the humidistat's input signal. The quantity of steam produced is proportional to the electric current, which is proportional to the level of water. Due to evaporation, the water level decreases and gets more conductive meaning that the water has to be replaced.
Features
 Steam production is pure, sterile and free of minerals
No risk of contamination by bacteria with anti freeze option
Steam output from 1 to 4 Kg/Hrs
Can be used with tap, soft, RO and DI water
Drived by microprocessor with ON/OFF or proportional control
Disposable or cleanable cylinder
Plain stainless steel electrodes
Recyclable plastic cylinders
PC board up to ROHS standard
Easy installation and maintenance
Options
Stainless steel manifold
Filling cup platform
Blower pack for direct space humidification
Interface RS 485 to connect ELMC to computer
Remain temperature at 65°C
Leakeage water detection
Weatherproof cabinet for outdoor installation
Remote information board
Upgrading kit
Applications
Museum
Libraries
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Downloads
 CMC Brochure
CMC Manual
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