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The difference between the 2
controllers is the conditions that they shut off. The HUB (damp weather
shut off) is recommended to be set at 75% RH. The operation of it will
cause it to shut down at any RH above the set point. The HUC is the
opposite, it will turn on at any condition above the set point. Operation
is such that the 2 controllers when plugged together in series will
maintain the humidity in the crawl space between the set points on the
controllers. For example, the HUB set at 75% and the HUC set at 40% will
run at anytime the crawl space has a humidity below 75% and above 40%. If
the humidity drops below 40% the HUC will shut off and the fan will no
longer run. If the humidity in the space goes above 75% the HUB will shut
off and the fan will no longer run. The HUB is intended to be placed in
the airstream of the incoming outside air, therefore, if it is raining or
humid out and the fan comes on and starts bringing in air above the HUB
setpoint (75%), the HUB will turn off and the fan will stop. The obvious
down side to this is that if the crawl space rises above the setpoint of
the HUB, the fan will not turn on. However, without the HUB, the HUC would
turn on at anytime the crawlspace was above its setpoint and run the fan,
it could very well bring in more humid air than is already in the
crawlspace, such as when it was raining outside.
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