Ebac wood dryer system, 220V, LD3000 - $5,400 (healdsburg / windsor)

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The LD3000 with the STC1 Controller is all you need to start drying wood.
The STC1 controller consists of a proportional timer to control the drying cycle and a thermostat to control the heating cycle.
Extra equipment such as venting units and supplementary heaters are normally not required.
The drying speed is controlled at a rate that will not cause degradation, therefore humidification equipment is unnecessary.
The LD3000 is a packaged drying system for wood retailers or other craftsmen who require quality kiln-dried wood.
The unit is complete and ready for installation into a home-built drying chamber.
The LD3000 has been designed to operate effectively at low humidity levels therefore you can be certain that your wood is thoroughly dried to the moisture content you need, as low as 6%.
Save Money Considerable savings in lumber buying costs can be made by installing your own drying system.
Even after an allowance has been made for modest running costs, users usually recover their investment within a few months of installation.
Being sure your wood is thoroughly dried means that you are confident in the stability of your finished product.
No more bowed table tops, warped doors,, or cracked joints translate into happier customers and increased profits.
Control The LD3000 is a high-performance drying unit designed to extract maximum water at the lowest cost.
It operates at temperatures up to 122˚F/50˚C.
The best compromise between drying speed and reliability ensures the dried wood is of the highest quality.
EIPL recommends a drying rate of 1% per day or less when drying 1” hardwood.
Faster drying is attainable with operating experience.
The LD3000 is a practical machine for practical people.
Loads of mixed species and board thicknesses can be dried together.
Inventories can be reduced and the output of dried wood matched exactly to your needs.
Independence Owning a drying system gives you the flexibility to dry what you want when you want it.
Your options when buying wood are increased and your dependence on others for quality dry wood is reduced.
You gain independence because the entry-level moisture content of your lumber is no longer an issue.
Running Costs The LD3000 is inexpensive to operate when installed in a well-insulated drying chamber.
The LD3000 may consume just 1.
2 kw of energy each hour of continuous running.
The big dollars you have been spending for others to dry your wood are reduced to just pennies a day.
Flexibility The LD800 can dry combined loads of mixed species and mixed-thickness boards without degradation.
This means that inventories can be minimized, saving space and reducing your capital outlay.
The LD3000 drying unit is controlled by the STC1 Controller.
To operate the system two controls are set at the beginning of the drying run, in accordance with our drying instructions.
Kiln operation is then virtually automatic.
The STC1 Controller is housed in a moisture-resistant casing fitted with a transparent hinged front cover.
An electronic thermometer measures the chamber temperature and displays this information on the control box where it can be monitored by the operator.
Airflow Air movement is critical in the dehumidification process.
The two supplemental fans ensure an even flow of dry warm air throughout the stack.
The unit is installed in a home-built drying chamber typically constructed from exterior grade plywood and insulation material.
EIPL will recommend the best construction method and the most suitable chamber dimensions for your needs.
To minimize chamber construction costs the drying unit has been designed to occupy a minimum amount of space.
The unit’s slim design is wall-mounted at a ceiling height.
This enables the operator to inspect the whole length of the lumber stack without an allowance being necessary for access past the dryer.
For ease of installation, brackets are supplied with the dryer which are first attached to the chamber wall.
The unit is then lifted into position and secured using the hardware supplied.