Irox Comfo-X Manual

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Healthy living with the home climate hygrometer COMFO-X

The home climate hygrometer displays the ideal climate and indoor temperature, which is also dependent on the

season, in an easy to understand way. The coloured sections enable a fast and accurate reading to help maintain a

healthy and appropriate indoor climate.

The COMFO-X provides a major benefit during the heating period simply because you can monitor the ideal climate in

each room which is particularly important for preventing mould growth (see below step 1-3). As necessary you can then

either heat more and/or ventilate more to make the necessary improvements to the home climate.

By the thermometer at the bottom of the unit you can read the room temperature and find the colour that

corresponds with this temperature:

Dark blue low heating 16-18°C

Medium blue normal heating 18-22°C

Light blue high heating 22-24°C

On the blue display above determine the valid scale, with following differentiation:

Winter Autumn/Spring for temperatures under +5°C for temperatures of 5-15°C

On the scale for the outdoor weather you can now, by colour, determine

the ideal indoor moisture for the room temperature.

Example: For a room temperature of 20°C in winter the relative humidity should not exceed 40-50%, if this is the case

you can lower humidity by force ventilating the room for 5 minutes.

Information about the COMFO-X

The measuring accuracy is +/- 3% relative humidity in the range of 25 to 100% relative humidity. The measuring

element of the hygrometer is a specially pre-treated synthetic fibre which, as opposed to human hair, guarantees high

measuring accuracy even without maintenance.

Only units with real hair measuring elements need be moistened once a month and readjusted as necessary because

otherwise their measuring accuracy decreases. For COMFO-X though this is only recommended once a year. An

annual maintenance should be conducted after a longer time frame with low humidity, for example in spring after a cold

winter.

To do so, completely wrap the unit in a warm and moist cloth for about 30 minutes. The cloth should be moist but not

dripping wet! No hot water or steam should influence the hygrometer, otherwise the measuring accuracy can no longer

be guaranteed.

An inaccuracy in the moisture display can be corrected as follows:

- Compare the measuring value after unpacking, or 1 day after maintenance, with a reference instrument, i.e. a digital

thermo/hygrometer from Irox (www.irox.com).

- If you notice deviations, the display of the COMFO-X hygrometer can be corrected with a zero-point correction. The

correction screw is located in one of the openings on the side of the housing.

- With a screwdriver that fits turn the correction screw until the value on the display corresponds with the reference

instrument.

Placement of the measuring unit

The hygrometer must be placed in the right location to ensure reliable measurements. Choose a location on an interior

wall, at a medium height of 1-2 meters above the ground. Avoid cooler outer walls, window areas and close proximity to

radiators or direct sunlight.

As an alternative to wall mounting your device can also be set-up on the wooden stand. On the stand it is ideally

accessible for the room air and therefore reacts faster. Place the COMFO-X into the stand, slightly tilt forwards, and

then press slightly to the back. Make sure that it sits tightly in the stand and is secure.

Tips for ideal humidity in the home

Health risk – moisture in the home

Medical studies over the past years have confirmed that a high level of relative humidity in homes promotes more than

60% asthma and allergies.

Ideal is an indoor humidity of 40-50%.

A low indoor humidity of 30-40% is basically harmless. During harsh winters homes with a good air exchange even

have a relative humidity of less than 30% without this having a negative health effect. Some persons experience this

value as too dry. In such situations we recommend checking the Internet or consulting with experts.

--> How much moisture is necessary in the home during the heating period from October to April is determined

by the persons living there themselves.

About ten litres of water vapour accumulates in a 3-4 person household per day; showering, washing dishes/clothes,

cooking, exhaling and much more. Nowadays window seals are very tight, to conserve energy and for noise protection,

which means that this moisture must be ventilated to the outdoors several times a day.

--> The type of heating and ventilating is determined by the average relative humidity of the air in a home

during winter.

Because cold air always has less absolute moisture than the air in our rooms it is easy to exchange indoor moisture for

dry fresh air just by ventilating the room (short force ventilation periods according to the timing information on the

COMFO-X)

5 minutes 10-15 minutes

Every home (without a ventilation system) requires, depending on how many persons live there and the moisture

released an exchange of air several times a day. COMFO-X shows you exactly when it is time to ventilate!

How to achieve the right home humidity

The necessity to limit home humidity to prevent high values in normal living areas (not cellar!) exists for the most part

during the heating period, beginning with the heating period in fall. It is recommended to maintain a constant

temperature of approx. 20°C throughout the home. The range 18-22°C is marked in medium blue on the

thermometer.

In winter

When outdoor temperatures drop below +5°C indoor moisture of about 40-50% relative humidity is easily achieved by

sufficiently ventilating and maintaining the indoor temperature at approx. 20°C. This range is marked in medium blue on

your . hygrometer

If relative humidity rises over 50% the rooms should be ventilated.

During frost periods indoor humidity of less than 40% relative humidity is completely normal. Particularly in old houses,

with little heat insulation, it is important to maintain 40-50% relative humidity (at an indoor temperature of approx. 20°C)

as the upper limit, if this limit is not maintained there is the risk of mould growth.

What is important in summer?

With the exception of the cellar every room can be ventilated as you please. The COMFO-X knows no limitations for

ventilating during summer; humidity is always as high as the outdoor climate. This does not cause any damage

because the walls are sufficiently warm (except in the cellar).

In autumn and spring

When outdoor temperatures are milder for example 5-15°C a higher humidity of 50-60% relative humidity is possible.

For an indoor temperature of approx. 20°C this is marked in medium blue on the hygrometer.

Please note:

Warmer rooms are dryer (light blue) and

colder rooms have more moisture (dark blue).

We therefore strongly recommend not letting the temperature drop below 16°C in any room.

Produkt Specifikationer

Mærke:	Irox
Kategori:	Vejrstation
Model:	Comfo-X
Bredde:	100 mm
Dybde:	18 mm
Højde:	100 mm
Produktfarve:	Black, Silver, White
Dimensioner (BxDxH):	100 x 18 x 100 mm
Kan monteres på væggen:	Ja
Ur-funktion:	Ingen
Alarmfunktion:	Ingen
Fugtigheds-måleområde (udendørs) (H-H):	1 - 99 %
Temperatur måleområde (indendørs) (T-T):	0 - 40 °C