
DRI-EAZ
Frequently asked questions
Common questions about DRI-EAZ from 3G Electric.
What is the difference between the DRI-EAZ LGR 7000XLi, LGR 6000Li, and LGR3500i dehumidifiers?
All three are low-grain refrigerant (LGR) portable dehumidifiers designed for water damage restoration and use R-32 refrigerant. Each includes an hour meter, air filter, and drain hose. The primary differences are in moisture removal capacity and physical size, which determine the suitable job scale. The LGR 7000XLi is the largest of the three, followed by the LGR 6000Li and then the LGR3500i. For specification, refer to the manufacturer's published performance data at standard rating conditions. Selection depends on the volume of the affected space, the initial moisture load, and the target drying time.
Does the DRI-EAZ F568 axial blower include GFCI protection?
Yes. The DRI-EAZ F568 axial blower is equipped with GFCI protection and operates on 115V AC. It delivers 2,600 cfm from a 1/2 hp motor and features variable speed control. The unit has a pivoting frame with 360-degree rotation and a polyethylene housing. GFCI protection is relevant when the blower is used in wet environments, such as water damage restoration sites, where electrical safety is a concern. The variable speed control allows airflow to be adjusted to suit the drying strategy without changing the unit.
What is the DRI-EAZ F503 cassette filter compatible with?
The DRI-EAZ F503 cassette filter is a HEPA wet-pickup paper filter designed for Dri-Eaz vacuums. It replaces OEM part F479 and supports wet material collection. The filter is used in water damage restoration and similar applications where both liquid and solid debris are picked up. Because it is a HEPA-rated filter, it is intended to capture fine particulates. When replacing filters, verify the vacuum model and the OEM part number to ensure compatibility. The F503 is a consumable item and should be replaced according to the vacuum manufacturer's maintenance schedule or when airflow drops noticeably.
What coverage area does the DRI-EAZ 127312 negative air machine support?
The DRI-EAZ 127312 negative air machine, also described as an air scrubber, is rated for a maximum coverage area of 500 square feet. It delivers 400 cfm airflow and is constructed of lightweight aluminum for portability. The unit includes a particulate air filter. It is used to capture airborne dust, mold spores, and other particulates during remediation, renovation, or restoration work. The actual effective coverage depends on the layout of the space, the placement of the unit, and the filtration efficiency required. For containment setups, the unit is typically used to maintain negative pressure relative to adjacent areas.
Are DRI-EAZ dehumidifiers supplied with a drain hose and hour meter?
Yes. The DRI-EAZ dehumidifiers listed in the 3G Electric catalog, including the LGR 7000XLi, LGR3500i, LGR 6000Li, and model 127890, are supplied with an hour meter, an air filter, and a drain hose. The hour meter records runtime, which is useful for scheduling maintenance and documenting job hours. The drain hose allows continuous condensate removal to a drain or container, so the unit can operate unattended for extended periods. The air filter protects the internal components from dust and debris. These inclusions are standard for the models as specified.
What is the airflow and motor rating of the DRI-EAZ F174-BLU axial blower?
The DRI-EAZ F174-BLU axial blower delivers 2,041 cfm and is driven by a 1 hp motor. It operates on 115V AC at a single speed. The unit has a polyethylene housing and a fixed frame, and it is designed for horizontal-only use. It does not include GFCI protection. This blower is typically used for air movement in water damage restoration and drying applications where a fixed, horizontal airflow pattern is sufficient. Because it is single-speed, airflow adjustment is achieved by repositioning the unit or using multiple units rather than by varying motor speed.
