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Model BTU'S	Maximum Capacity		Power Source	DRAW AMPs	Cutout (H" x W")	Dimensions (H" x W" x D")
	Cubic Feet	Bottles
Chillr 300 1400 BTU	10-300	3000	AC 115V 60 Hz	4.0	9-3/8 x 16	9-1/8 x 15-1/2 x 15
Chillr Plus 2600 BTU	300-900	7500	AC 115V 60 Hz	6.12	9-3/8 x 19-1/2	9-1/4 x 18-7/8 x 15-3/8
2 CHILLR PLUS 2600 BTU	900-1800	15000	AC 115V 60 Hz	4.6	9-3/8 x 19-1/2 ea. unit	9-1/4 x 18-7/8 x 15-3/8

Go Ahead, plug it in....

If you installed Koolspace just like we told you, then you don't have to do anything more. You don't have to touch a single button or learn how to program a controller. Jut plug it in and walk away! Koolspace is a true "plug-and-play" machine. Factory-set Auto mode will reach and hold a storage temperature of 57F (14 C), constant within one degree. Relative humidity will normally remain within a range of 40% to 80%. And while Koolspace delivers maximum power and humidity, it will also achieve maximum efficiency. In Auto mode, Koolspace will control its circulation speed and compressor cycling according to its own intelligent analysis of ambient conditions and cooling load. This, in turn, will ensure long life for the motor and compressor.

Hey, this thing is really in control!

Koolspace is equipped with an Alternate operating mode, which you can select by pressing and holding the "Set" button for 4 seconds. "F C" will appear in the display indicating "Fan Control" mode, which means Koolspace will self-adjust its fan speed to attain quietest possible operation. The Alternate mode symbol will display every 4 seconds, and the enclosure temperature will display alternately. As in Auto-Mode, storage temperature can be changed in Alternate mode by pressing the "set" button for a moment, then pressing the "UP" or "DOWN" symbols. If you like, you can think of Fan Control and Default modes as "Winter" and "Summer" settings. In a typical winter situation where household temperature is constant 75F and relative humidity stays low, Fan Control may be the best choice. If in summer conditions, however, ambient temperatures in the house frequently rises above 75F and humidity tends to become extreme, then Default-mode will function best. For best overall performance and humidity control, we recommend you operate your unit in Auto mode. (Note that the unit will automatically reset to Auto-mode if it determines that Fan Control is not adequate to the cooling load.) To deselect the Alternate mode, simply unplug the power, then replug after ten minutes; Coolspace will return to Auto-mode and set-temperature to 57F.

What you see is what you get...

At initial power-up, Koolspace will display the symbol "--" for about 5 seconds. Then it will display the temperature inside the enclosure. After 5 minutes, the fans and compressor will begin operation. (This 5-minute delay is a safeguard against compressor damage.) You can verify the pre-set storage temperature by pressing "SET: button for a moment, until the storage temperature appears on the display. To change the storage temperature, press the "SET" button for a moment, then press the "UP" and "DOWN" symbols (press once for each degree of change).

Don't be alarmed...

Koolspace has its own electronic alarm and safeguard system. The alarm will display with a flashing "A L" in the window if the enclosure temperature rises about 72 F and the unit will further protect itself by shutting off its fans and compressor. During the first 12 hours of operation, the alarm will ignore this condition as Coolspace gradually achieves storage temperature. To reset the alarm and return to default settings, simply unplug the unit for about 10 minutes, then plug it in again. Not that if a power interruption occurs during a compressor cycle, the unit will remain off for 5 minutes before re-starting, as a further safeguard against compressor damage.

How'd they do that?

It's all in the wrist -- literally, in YOUR wrist, when you plug in your Koolspace. A high-resolution fully digital sensor instantly brings to life the electronic genius of Koolspace. The sensor tell Koolspace, very precisely, what's going on "out there" and "in here". Then Koolspace can make intelligent decisions about motor speed and fan speed, compressor cycling, energy conservation, and so on. Hey, this machine isn't just smart - it KNOWS it's smart!

INSTRUCTIONS:

How to get your Cool place ready for your Coolspace....

Insulation

• Floor, ceiling, and all walls of the enclosure must be insulated to a minimum rating of R-20, although R-30 is strongly recommended.
• Best material is foil-backed urethane foam, sealed at all joints with thermal tape
• Build a proper sub-floor, with vapor barrier, and insulate to at least R-20, especially if the floor is concrete in a basement

Vapor Barrier

• All surfaces must be protected by a proper vapor barrier, ideally on both cold and warm sides
• Floor, ceiling and any walls to outdoors must have vapor barrier on both sides

Airtight

• Seal corners, joints gaps, vents, electrical outlets and switches, and especially around door and frame. Pack larger gaps with insulation. Seal all with silicone caulking. Seal drywall with odorless waterproof paint. Making the room airtight is the most important part of the job.

Power Source

• Electrical service of KoolSpace MUST be a dedicated, separately-fused 15 Amp 115 Volt line. DO NOT use extension cords. DO NOT share the line with any other appliance. Test line voltage BEFORE operating CoolSpace, and do not attempt to operate if less than 105V. CoolSpace must also be protected against power surge, use a good surge suppresser.

Where?

• Through an interior wall, between studs (Units will fit nicely above a standard doorway)
• Close to the the ceiling as possible, within 12 inches or so; make sure the control panel is where you can see and reach it.
• The unit MUST vent to an adjacent INTERIOR VENTILATED SPACE and must not be vented into a laundry closet or furnace area or similar room which traps warm air!

Models 1200, 1800, need 2 cutouts 9-3/8" high (preferrably at opposite ends of the cellar)

Brace yourself!

• Install cross-braces above and below
• Level lower brace carefully, and make sure the drain hole will not be obstructed

What Else?

• Good idea to give the lower brace some extra support strong enough to support 100 pounds (45 kg)
• Units are constructed for installation in walls UP TO 7-1/2 INCHES THICK. If you install in a thicker wall you will have to cut out an area around the air vents in order not to block the airflow.

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