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Rob on the Job: Temp/RH for 6-story Construction Project

Polygon’s Rob Sullivan, aka Rob on the Job, provides a “day in the life” tour of a construction site in Allison, Maryland. As a part of his workday, Rob focuses on maintaining temperature and humidity control while installing finished material in a six-story building. Control achieved using four H.C.U.s (Hybrid Desiccate and Refrigerate Units)…

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Polygon’s Rob Sullivan, aka Rob on the Job, provides a “day in the life” tour of a construction site in Allison, Maryland. As a part of his workday, Rob focuses on maintaining temperature and humidity control while installing finished material in a six-story building. Control achieved using four H.C.U.s (Hybrid Desiccate and Refrigerate Units) is particularly effective given the day’s high relative humidity of about 90% and temperature of around 67 degrees. Rob checks the gear, provides a glimpse into installing ACU 6000 CFED units, and discusses on-site safety measures. He concludes his video by thanking viewers for joining him and promising future on-the-job adventures.

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Hey guys, Rob on the job. Thanks for joining me. We're gonna do a day in the life and see what you think. Hey, guys. So Rob here on the job. We're at a construction site in Allison, Maryland. And set up to the climate controlled. I just want to give you a give you a visual of what's going on. This is an active site. A lot of safety regulations and rules to get on-site and just figured I'd show you figure out a little bit. So we've been tasked with providing a little bit of temperature relative humidity control in the space during construction, during install of finished material. So it's a six story building. And we install at this point four H. C. U. S. Hybrid desiccate and refrigerate units outside today. Our conditions are about ninety percent relative humidity. Sixty seven degrees, e sixty five to sixty seven, and we're going to run through a little bit of performance check on the gear. Bridal install and look here for ACU six thousand CFED units while they get to single door see that they're currently working on it, closing the face, activate what they want to go with the safe drag app. Okay. So that concludes the Rob on the job adventure. So thanks joining me, and we'll see you next time.

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