Condensation. In the event of cold outside air temperatures and/or high humidity inside the unit, condensation and/or frost and ice may form on the aluminum frame and/or glass. Purchaser acknowledges the responsibility to maintain unit humidity within levels specified by the warranty materials provided to Purchaser, and that Seller is not responsible for any damage to the Unit or to personal items in the Unit, including, but not limited to, hardwood flooring or other flooring material or gypsum drywall, which may occur due to condensation resulting from high humidity levels.
Condensation. The Tenant undertakes to take all reasonable steps to adequately heat and ventilate the Let Property in order to help prevent condensation, and to keep window vents open at all times.
Condensation. Condensation is not a product defect, but the result of excess humidity. Condensation, frost, mold, mildew, or fungus on product surfaces is not covered by this Limited Warranty.
Condensation. The Tenant should ensure that the Property is sufficiently ventilated to avoid condensation and mould growth. It should be noted that drying clothes inside the property should be avoided as this is likely to increase condensation.
Condensation. Condensation is not a product defect, but the result of excess humidity. Condensation, frost, or mold, mildew, or fungus on product surfaces is not covered by the Limited Warranty. Finish Degradation Degradation or failure of the Ultrex® finish, hardware, or other components due to conditions such as air pollutants, acid rain, salt, sand, chemicals, or other corrosive or abrasive substances is not covered by the Limited Warranty. Screens Screens are not designed to, and will not prevent falls. Window Opening Control Devices Window Opening Control Devices (WOCDs) are not a substitute for careful supervision of children. WOCDs must be tested at least monthly. Follow all safety information and instructions provided with WOCDs. This information is also available online at xxx.xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx.xxx/xxxx-xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx. Suitability Determining the suitability and compliance with local or other applicable building codes or standards, of all building components, including the use of any Infinity product, and the design and installation of any flashing or sealing system, is the responsibility of the buyer, user, architect, contractor, installer, and/or other construction professional. Infinity will not be liable for any problem or damage relating to inappropriate or faulty building design or construction, maintenance, installation, or selection of products. Windows and doors are only one element of a structure; Infinity does not warrant that third party certification of a building or project to any specific standard will be achieved through the use of any Integrity product. DISCLAIMERS, LIMITATIONS, AND ADDITIONAL TERMS AND CONDITIONS Disclaimers. This Limited Warranty is the only warranty, written or oral, express or implied, provided by Infinity. No dealer, employee, or agent of Infinity, nor any third party, may create or assume any other liability, obligation, or responsibility on behalf of Infinity. ALL IMPLIED WARRANTIES, INCLUDING THE WARRANTIES OF MERCHANTABILITY AND FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE ARE DISCLAIMED. Any implied warranty which cannot be disclaimed under applicable law will be limited in duration to the shortest permissible term and, in any event, will not exceed the term of the applicable express limited warranty; the requirements for presenting any claim so affected will be as provided in this Limited Warranty. Any product or component not specifically subject to this Limited Warranty or another written Infinity product warranty is provided...
Condensation. The company’s double glazing units are designed primarily to reduce heat loss which ordinarly occurs through single glazing. The presence of condensation upon the environment within the dwelling. The company gives no warranty concerning the incidences, prevention or elimination of condensation following the installation of its products.
Condensation. Condensation is a common problem in student accommodation. • It occurs when warm moist air comes into contact with a cold surface – usually a wall or window. • Moisture in the air creates a layer of water on cold surfaces where black mould can grow. • Although it’s unsightly it is not dampness and can easily be wiped away. • Condensation is not a structural issue with the property it is caused by living habits. • Ways to prevent condensation mould: Ventilate your room daily/open windows – clean dry air helps prevent the mould forming Ensure there is adequate heating – this does not necessarily have to be at a high temperature Wipe water from window areas regularly Avoid drying clothes on radiators as this creates additional moisture in the air making the problem worse Move furniture or other items away from walls as this prevents the free flow of air. Air vents must never been blocked Use the extractor fan when cooking 12 Fire Safety Fire Safety • As you unpack, have a look around at the fire and safety signs located in your property – they are provided to ensure your safety. • Fire safety information sheets are provided on the back of your study room door and displayed in the kitchen area. • For concise and easily accessible notes on fire safety, you can log back into your accommodation induction via your Accommodation Account. • Reading over the safety module will only take a couple of minutes and it’s a quick step to looking after yourself and your housemates. • You can also watch our Fire Safety Video online to see how quickly a fire can spread in a student bedroom. • Please remember that fire rules and regulations are in place to protect you and other residents from the risk of fire. • We have a responsibility to ensure that you know what to do in the event of an emergency, so please take the time to familiarise yourself with the basics to keep you safe. • Keep all communal areas and fire exits clear of personal belongings at all times. Candles Candles pose a real fire risk and as a result cannot be used in residences. If You Discover a Fire Please refer to the emergency evacuation procedure on the back of your bedroom door.
Condensation. Everyday activities such as cooking, running a bath or drying clothes creates moisture, which in your home, rises into the air. When this moisture meets a cold surface like a window or outside wall it condenses and leaves water droplets on the surface. If this is allowed to happen on a regular basis an unsightly mould growth is likely to appear on walls or soft furnishings and windows. You can help prevent condensation by: • Ensuring the home receives adequate natural ventilation. Fresh dry air needs to come into the home to remove moist stale air. Open windows a little, reduce misting up and do not close trickle ventilators where fitted. • Using extractor fans in the kitchen and bathroom. • Wiping and drying away moisture where you see it, especially water lying on the inside of your windowsill. • Keeping rooms warm - a low heat throughout the day will help. • Not blocking air vents which are fitted to reduce condensation. • Keeping a window open if you are drying clothes indoors, dry them outside whenever possible, and only use a tumble dryer if it is piped directly to the outside atmosphere. • Opening the kitchen window when you are cooking. Mould growth can be wiped off with a solution of one part bleach to four parts water. If left unattended this will make the dwelling very uncomfortable with mould growth, stale air and very humid conditions.
Condensation. The air drawn into the heat pump is strongly cooled by the operation of the heat pump for heating the pool water, which may cause condensation on the fins of the evaporator. The amount of condensation may be as much as several liters per hour at high relative humidity. This is sometimes mistakenly regarded as a water leak. Pressure gauge display (R32) Examine the pressure gauge which indicates the refrigerant gas pressure of the unit, the below table shows the normal value of the gas pressure (R32) when the machine is in power off or running conditions. Unit Condition Power Off Ambient (℃) -5~5 0~00 00~00 25~35 Water temp (℃) / / / / Pressure gauge (Mpa) 0.59~0.85 0.85~1.18 1.18~1.59 1.59~2.1 Unit Condition Running Ambient (℃) / / / / / Water temp (℃) 00~00 00~00 00~00 00~00 30~35 Pressure gauge (Mpa) 1.1~1.6 1.3~1.8 1.5~2.1 1.7~2.4 1.9~2.7
Condensation. L'air aspiré dans la pompe à chaleur est fortement refroidi par le cycle de fonctionnement de l’unité pour chauffer l'eau de la piscine, ce qui provoque la condensation sur les ailettes de l'évaporateur.
