HUMIDEX DVS-CH Digital Ventilation System Owner’s Manual
- June 10, 2024
- HUMIDEX
Table of Contents
- HUMIDEX DVS-CH Digital Ventilation System
- Product Information
- Specifications
- Product Usage Instructions
- Service and Warranty
- Pre-Installation
- Installation
- Unit Operations
- Most Common Issues
- PRODUCT Specifications
- Return and Exchange Policy
- References
- Read User Manual Online (PDF format)
- Download This Manual (PDF format)
HUMIDEX DVS-CH Digital Ventilation System
Product Information
The Humidex DVS is a ventilation system designed to control humidity and prevent moisture build-up in crawl spaces, basements, and pony walls. The system is manufactured by Claire Tech Innovations Inc. and is available in five models: DVS-CS, DVS-HW, DVS-BS, DVS-CH, and DVS-BH. Each model is designed for a specific application, such as heavy-duty crawl spaces or pony walls.
Specifications
- Technical Data: The Humidex DVS uses a high-efficiency motor to ventilate the space and control humidity. The system can remove up to 20 pints of water per day, depending on the model.
- Dimensions: The dimensions of each model vary, but all are designed to fit in tight spaces and are easy to install.
Product Usage Instructions
To use the Humidex DVS, follow these instructions:
- Choose the appropriate model for your application. Refer to the owner’s manual to determine which model is right for your space.
- Install the Humidex DVS according to the instructions provided in the owner’s manual. Make sure the unit is properly grounded and that all electrical connections are secure.
- Turn on the Humidex DVS and adjust the settings as necessary. Refer to the owner’s manual for information on how to adjust the settings for your specific model.
- Maintain the Humidex DVS by cleaning it regularly and replacing any filters as needed. Refer to the owner’s manual for information on how to clean and maintain your unit.
- If you experience any problems with your Humidex DVS, refer to the troubleshooting section of the owner’s manual. If you are unable to resolve the issue, contact customer support for assistance.
It is important to register your warranty by filling out and returning the warranty card as soon as possible. Failure to do so may result in the need for a proof of purchase should your unit require service.
This Manual Covers the Following Models
- DVS-CS → Crawl Space
- DVS-HW → Pony Wall
- DVS-BS → Basement
- DVS-CH → Heavy Duty Crawl Space
- DVS-BH → Heavy Duty Basement
Manufactured by:
ClairiTech Innovations Inc.
1095 Ohio Rd.
Boudreau-Ouest, NB
Canada E4P 6N4
Service and Warranty
For Customer Assistance
To aid in answering questions if you call for service or warranty purposes,
please record below the model and serial number located on the side of the
unit.
Product Name:
Model #:
Date of Manufacturing:
Date of Purchase:
Serial #:
Dealer Name (If Any):
Please Note the above information before contacting us.
For the Following Inquiries:
- Service
- Parts
- Accessories
- Additional Customer Information
Please contact us by:
Phone: 1-888-533-1348
Email: support@clairitech.com
Website: www.humidex.com
IMPORTANT
To properly validate your warranty, you must fill out and return the warranty
card as soon as possible. If your unit is not registered, a proof of purchase
will be necessary should it require any services. You can also register your
warranty online http://www.clairitech.com/register .
Consumer Limited Warranty
ClairiTech Innovations Inc. warrants to the first consumer that this product,
when shipped in its original container, will be free from defective
workmanship and materials, and agrees that it will, at its discretion, either
repair the defect or replace the defective Product or part thereof with a new
or remanufactured equivalent at no charge to the purchaser for the period(s)
set forth below. The defective part must be returned to the manufacturer
ClairiTech Innovations Inc. All transportation charges are the sole
responsibility of the purchaser.
This warranty does not apply to any appearance items of the product nor to the
additional excluded item(s) set forth below of which have been damaged,
defaced, subjected to improper voltage, abnormal service or handling, or which
has been altered or modified in design or construction.
In order to enforce the rights under this limited warranty, the purchaser must
fill out and return the warranty card as soon as possible. If your unit is not
registered, a proof of purchase will be necessary should it require any
services.
Neither the sales personnel of the seller nor any other person is authorized to make any warranties other than those described herein, or to extend the duration of any warranties beyond the time period described herein on behalf of ClairiTech Innovations Inc.
The warranties described herein shall be the sole and exclusive warranties granted by ClairiTech and shall be the sole and exclusive remedy available to the purchaser. Correction of defects, in the manner and for the period described herein, shall constitute complete fulfillment of all liabilities and responsibilities of ClairiTech to the purchaser with respect to the Product, and shall constitute full satisfaction of all claims, whether based on contract, negligence, and strict liability or otherwise. In no event shall ClairiTech be liable, or in any way responsible, for any damages or defects in the Product which were caused by repairs or attempted repairs performed by anyone other than an authorized servicer, unless approved by ClairiTech in writing. Nor shall ClairiTech be liable or in any way responsible for any incidental or consequential economic or property damage.
Warranty Period for this product:| Five (5) year on parts and electrical from
date of purchase, two (2) years on all electronic components
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Additional Items Excluded from Warranty Coverage (If Any):| Appearance items
of the product, Exterior vent and any printed material.
Where to obtain service:| From the Manufacturer. Refer to Page 2 for
Contact Information
This warranty is non-transferable and applies to residential use only.
To obtain supply, accessory or product information, contact us.
Refer to Page 2 for Contact Information.
Pre-Installation
Included Components
Before installing your Humidex, make sure that you have the right model and
accessories.
The following items should be included in the accessory box. If parts are
missing, contact our customer service at US
1-888-533-1348, Can.
1-800-416-9111.
1x Owner’s Manual | 1x Cover Plate | 6x #8 x 9/16” Screws |
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1x Warranty Card | 2x Cable Ties | 4x #8 x 1¼” Truss Screws |
1pc. Aluminum Tape | 1x Vinyl Flex 6” x 24” | **2x 4” x 12” Toe Space Grill |
1x Exhaust Vent 6” | 4x #8 x 2” Screws | |
1x Checklist | 4x Plastic Anchors |
** Only included with DVS-CS and DVS-CH Models
Additional grilles for replenishment air and interior rooms not included.
Tools Required for Installation
- Electric reciprocal or hole saw 6¼”
- Drill with a ¼” concrete bit
- Phillips or Robinson Screw Driver
- Measuring Tape
- Hammer
- Pencil
For concrete, cinderblock or brick installation, use a hammer drill with chiseling ability ½” x 16” long and a chisel bit 1” thick.
Key Installation Facts
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Unit must be installed at floor level – approximately 3” off the floor.
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Replenishment air has to flow from upstairs into the basement or crawlspace.
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Unit should be installed as far away as possible from the source of replenishment air.
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Outside duct must be no less than 6” and dedicated for the Humidex unit only.
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Maximum circulation is required to draw in air from all parts of the basement.
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Unit should not be installed within 8 feet of combustion appliance.
IMPORTANT – What Not to Do
- DO NOT install the unit more than approx. 3 inches off the floor.
- DO NOT make more than one turn with the duct and the ductwork should not be longer than 3 feet in total, unless rigid ducting is used – see Ducting, Page 6.
- DO NOT crush the vinyl Pipe.
- DO NOT install the unit next to a replenishment air supply.
Warning!!!
Combustion Appliance Present in Dwelling
Read this Section Carefully
With the presence of appliances evacuating air outside the building envelope (such as range hood, bathroom fan, dryer, Humidex, etc.) a negative pressure could be created inside the building. As the pressure inside the building gets lower than the barometric pressure outside, the smoke and gases from any combustion appliance (oil furnace, gas/wood stove, fireplace, etc.) may be drawn into the building rather than go out the chimney.
This problem is usually curable by setting the controls of exhaust appliances, including the Humidex at less than maximum speed during the heating season (Note: when humidity conditions in the home are below the humidity setting on the Humidex, as they usually are during the heating season, the Humidex operates at approx. 25% of the capacity of a standard bathroom fan), or by introducing make-up air inside the building. A fresh air kit (Air Supply Ventilator) is available from your Humidex dealer, to help relieve the effects of negative air pressure in the building.
Ideal location of the Unit
- Air drawn in by Humidex pulls moisture off the surface floors and walls. To maximize the effectiveness;
- Install unit in dampest, coolest and lowest part of basement.
- If possible, without hindering point “A”, install the Humidex as far away as possible from the source of replenishment air (i.e. stairwell) from upstairs or from replenishment air grill in crawl space area. This will allow for the unit to draw in the maximum moisture across the greatest surface distance before the upstairs replenishment air is pulled into the unit.
- Keep away from sources of excess heat (i.e. furnace room).
- Unit must be installed all the way down to floor level, in order to draw in the moisture. It should be approx. 3” and must not be higher than a max of 6 inches off floor level.
- Keep at least 8 feet away from furnace or combustion appliance, to avoid interfering with airflow.
- The area (not less than 4 ft.) around the unit should be clear to allow the air to be pulled into the vents.
Replenishment air to Basement from Upstairs
The damp air exhausted by the Humidex must be replaced by the warmer/drier air
from the upper levels. If there is no open stairwell, the airflow is
restricted from coming down; then install a passive return grille with 100 sq.
inches either in the door, in the wall, or in the floor to allow unobstructed
air downstairs.
When the flow is limited or inaccessible between rooms downstairs (if there
are walls or partitions), then install a grille 8” x 10” (or other grill
configuration, having total area of not less than 80 sq. in.) in the bottom of
the door or wall to avoid having stagnant air in those areas. Otherwise
interior doors must remain open. This insures that all the air drawn into the
Humidex comes from all areas of the basement.
In the initial period after installation, before the Humidex has had time to
dry out the basement, and when the air outside is hot and humid; keep the
basement/crawlspace doors, windows and vents closed to the outside. This will
assure that the air is replenished with the air from upstairs and not with the
humid air from outside. Generally, for improved performance, it is best to
keep all exterior basement/crawlspace doors, windows and vents closed at all
times.
Please check to make sure there are no openings/leaks around windows, doors, vents or other places, where outside humid air can enter the basement/crawlspace. Make sure that A/C Ducts are properly sealed and that all A/C Leads to the basement are closed. Sump Pumps holes should be properly covered.
Note: When a Mechanical Booster Fan is used to provide replenishment air, the unit should have a max capacity of 150 CFM.
The replenishment air area must have a minimum size of 100 sq.in.
Ducting
Unit comes in two sections that allow for flexibility in positioning the duct
at the most convenient height. You can duct from the back of the unit, or from
the top of the unit by removing the top cover. Duct can go through an outside
wall, the floor joist or window. Duct should be vented above ground level to
the outside or below ground into a window well that is open and not sealed off
to the outdoors. The outside louver should be high enough to avoid
infiltration of snow, flooding and rodents, etc. All necessary parts and
outside louvers are included.
In cases where the basement height clearance is too low, the top portion of the bottom section can be cut down by a maximum of 40 inches with a cutter, leaving the vents at the bottom intact, for a total minimum unit height of 62 inches. For extra high ceilings, an extension piece of 24 inches is available which can be added at the top of the unit.
When ducting the unit outside, no more than 3 feet of Vinyl Flex should be used. When circumstances are that a longer span is required, rigid ducting can be used from the inside of the unit to the wall. The rigid duct will improve the airflow to compensate for the additional distance the air has to flow to reach the outside.
When replacing a pane for a window installation, use pressurized wood or
similar water/rot proof material.
Make sure that no pipes, studs or wires are in the way.
Duct has to be dedicated and not combined with any other existing ductwork in
operation. Seal well around the outside opening.
Installation
Factors to consider
Following is a description of how to install the Humidex unit.
The installation must be done in the basement or the lowest, dampest, coldest
level of your dwelling. Try to find an outside wall to accommodate a 6¼” exit
to the exterior of the house where no electrical wires or pipes are present
Minimum distance to any source of heat should be 8 feet. Make sure that you do
not install the unit in a boiler room.
Also maximize the distance between the unit and the source of replenishment
air (example: stairwell or openings to upper level).
For Interior Wall Installation: The distance between the Humidex back and the
exterior wall should not be more than 12 feet. For this application the flex
has to be replaced with rigid piping. Optional: The bottom cap may be removed
for added airflow.
Selecting the Duct Location
Now that you’ve decided where to install the unit, you must select a location
for a 6¼” duct hole in the outside wall. This hole is needed to pass a duct
through the outside wall. Make sure that the hole’s location is above ground
level. Also make sure that the hole doesn’t line up with a stud, electrical
wires, or pipe. For models DVS-BS and DVS-BH, which are adjustable in height,
the hole is in the box/rim joist between the floor joists of the basement
ceiling, or through the wall.
Preparing the Humidex for Installation
Measure the required Unit height. Remember that the units cannot be higher than 3” to 6” off the ground. This is crucial for the DVS-CS/CH and DVS-HW models as they are not adjustable in height like the DVS-BS/BH model is. (DVS- CS/CH Models can allow for up to 12”)
From the inside, drill a pilot hole of approximately ¼” at the center of the
proposed 6¼” hole.|
Outside the building, find the pilot hole. Using a hole-saw, with the pilot
hole as a guide, drill a 6¼” hole.|
Brick or Concrete Wall: There are two ways of going through brick or
concrete. The first method consists of using a hammer drill. Make holes
(approximately 5/8”) with the hammer drill 1” apart through the brick in a
circular shape outlining the 6
¼” hole. Finish cutting the outer edge of the hole using a chisel. If a hammer drill is not available, a chisel can be used. As brick is brittle chiseling from the center of the pilot hole will chip the brick easily. Continue chiseling until you reach the outer edge of the 6 ¼” hole.
For DVS-BS/BH Models: Join the 2 halves (bottom section must fit inside the
top section). Overlap the two pieces until the desired height is obtained.
Secure the 2 halves with 9/16” screws. If necessary, Use the cover plate to
close the gap. Using aluminum or duct tape, seal the seam in the back where
the 2 halves join together.|
Note : If the unit has to be shorter than 86.5”, cut the top of the
bottom part.
Attaching the Flex, Pipe and Vent
Attach the flex to the vent with the provided screws. From the outside, push
the flex through the 6 ¼” hole.|
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Make sure the vent is not twisted by inserting the screws too tight and that
the flaps are working properly. Attach the vent to the outside wall with the
provided screws|
From the inside measure the distance between the elbow and the flex. Cut off
the excess flex. If this is not done, the efficiency of the unit will
diminish drastically.|
Fasten Unit to the Wall
Now that the flex is tight, it can be attached to the elbow with the tie wrap.
Flex should not be kinked in any way.|
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Leaving a 1-inch gap between the top of the unit and the ceiling (In case of a
finished ceiling, leave a 1/8-inch gap between the top of the unit and the
ceiling avoiding any contact between the two) drill ¼” pilot holes through the
lips of the unit and the wall.|
Apply the four plastics anchors on the wall with the help of a hammer. Secure
the Humidex to the wall using the four 1 ¼ inch screws provided.|
Once the unit is properly installed, return outside, apply exterior caulking,
to the vent, to act as a weather seal.|
NOTE: If high winds are often present in the location of the vent, they
may cause a wind noise inside the house. If this is the case, an anti-gust
hood (AGH-990) is available from your Humidex dealer.|
Plug the unit into any 115V outlet.
Note: A grounded extension cord with a maximum length of 10 feet may be
used if necessary.
Unit Operations
How a Humidex Work
Humidex is a mechanical ventilation appliance installed in the lowest level of
a home, (basement or crawlspace), engineered to expel moisture-laden air that
stagnates due to poor air circulation. Cool, moist air will gravitate to the
lowest point of the home, which is the basement in a multi-level home and
where it can condense on the cooler floor/wall surfaces. The lack of proper
ventilation in the basement creates an environment where the damp air will
stagnate and emit odors, nurture the development of molds, mildew and saturate
into the structure, i.e. walls, floors, frame works, drywall, as well as
contents.
A quiet powerful fan in the unit draws the moist surface air in through the bottom vents and then expels it out of the house through a 6-inch duct. The expelled air is replaced with a flow of fresh, dry, warmer replenishment air drawn downward from the upper level, which raises the temperature and lowers the relative humidity. The humidistat control in the unit measures the relative humidity of the air flowing out. When the humidity drops to below the set level, the unit will decrease the flow of air to a minimum.
The air flow will draw in the surface moisture and effectively “dry out” the
structure. This decreases mildew and mold activity by not allowing the moist
air to stagnate and nurture their growth.
In the summer, with air conditioning running the replenishment air is
dehumidified which will assist in lowering the relative humidity and in the
drying out process.
When there is no air conditioning, the air upstairs is warmer and will raise the dew point downstairs as it eventually warms the basement to reduce condensation.
In the winter, the air upstairs flows downstairs, this is then replaced by
dryer outside air, thus reducing window condensation and lowering the humidity
upstairs. The warmer replenishment air will raise the downstairs temperature.
The heat in the house accompanied with the dry air (Dryer air requires less
energy to heat) will result in the Humidex working at a low speed; enough to
maintain a minimal airflow with minimal energy costs.
The air that flows downstairs is replaced with air that seeps into the house
through openings or building air leakage. The direct effect of the air being
expelled, and the flow of the air downstairs create an air exchange in the
house several times a day, expelling gases, toxins and contaminants trapped in
the air and providing fresh clean air necessary for good indoor air quality.
In this manner, Humidex helps control the relative humidity level in the home, reduces moisture related problems and provides recommended air exchanges for a healthy, drier home environment.
Vacant Homes
Performance results are maximized when the building is occupied. If home is
vacant for a prolonged period of time, then the unit should be set to operate
at low speed. A fresh air intake supply is recommended via a small opening in
a window upstairs or a supply vent such as the ASV-90.
The Control Panel
The following section will refer to the control panel and its function.
The user interface consists of:
- Change Max Fan Speed Button
- Current Fan Speed Mode Light
- Change Desired Relative Humidity Button
- Relative Humidity Setting Light
Maximum fan speed and Humidity level.
The maximum fan speed setting limits the maximum speed the unit will operate
at under any condition.
When the system detects the humidity level above the desired setting, it will
remove any excess until the humidity is at or below the selected desired
level. When below, the unit will operate at a minimum setting automatically.
Fan Speed lights and Humidity Level lights
The control panel is equipped with blue LED lights to indicate the current fan
speed on the left and the desired RH Setting on the right.
When the Fan Speed light is on the house icon, it indicates the humidity level
is at or below the desired humidity setting.
Changing maximum fan speed and desired humidity level.
The control panel has two settings that can be configured; maximum fan speed
and desired humidity level. To change, push the respective button once to
activate cycling mode. Once cycling mode is on, pushing the button again will
cycle through its different configurations. Leaving the blue LED light on the
desired setting for approximately five seconds will confirm the selection. If
an incorrect setting is chosen (fan speed or desired RH level, repeat the
procedure.
By default, you should set the fan speed on High and set the humidity control at the desired level, usually around 50%.
Note: For winter operation if there is still condensation on the windows
when the humidity drops below 50%, lower the humidity control to 45%
Make sure not to set it too low to ensure a healthy home since some people
will be affected by dry conditions.
New Installations in the Summer
The late spring and early/mid-summertime temperature in most basements remains
at approximately 59° to 66° F (15° to 19° C) whereas the air entering the
basement from the upstairs of the house will generally be in the range of 75°
to 85° F (24° to 29° C) with a relative humidity of 70 to 75%. This air will
have a dew point (the temperature of surfaces on which it will condense,
including basement surfaces) in the range of 64° to 76° F (18° to 24°).
When a Humidex is installed in these conditions, condensation may result, as the air from the upstairs comes in contact with cold surfaces (i.e. concrete walls, floors, etc.). The Humidex ventilation effect will over time increase the basement temperature and help prevent this condition, however, during the initial operating season; a small amount of heat may have to be added temporarily to the basement to increase its temperature. If this condition occurs also reduce speed exhaust to medium.
If air conditioner is present in the house, close all AC vents/leads/ducts to the basement.
COLD SURFACE FACTS – IMPORTANT
It is recommended that any exposed cold-water pipes and A/C ducts should be
insulated to reduce condensation on these cold surfaces before a humidex is
installed.
Maintaining your Humidex
Do not store anything within a radius of 4 feet around the base of the
Humidex.
Make sure the basement or crawlspace has adequate replenishment air from
upstairs, from a location as far from the Humidex as possible.
The only maintenance needed for your Humidex is a periodic vacuuming of the
dust accumulation at the intake grilles or louvers located at the bottom of
the unit.
Most Common Issues
Mold, Mildew and Musty Smell
If mold or mildew is present prior to installing a Humidex, please have the
contaminated area cleaned. Not doing so could cause the Humidex to spread that
mold to other locations in the basement or crawlspace.
To avoid Mold, Mildew or Musty Smells:
- Follow the Recommendations on Page 13 (Concerning New Installations in the summer).
To ensure the proper functionality of the Humidex:
- Verify that the replenishment air is flowing from the upstairs to the downstairs.
- Increase ventilation in remote areas with a portable fan.
- Any exposed pipes and ducts should be insulated.
- Cinder block basement walls should be sealed with plastic vapor barrier or sealant.
- Dirt floor in crawl space or basement should be covered with vapor barrier.
- Sump pump should be equipped with a cover.
- Rainwater from the roof should be directed away from the basement or foundation.
- Landscaping should slope away from foundations.
- Insulating basement will reduce the condensation and also reduce the energy cost during heating season.
Do not attempt to service the Humidex yourself. If you are not sure about certain functions, please refer .
PRODUCT Specifications
Technical Data
Model| Amps (A)| Watts (W)| Airflow (CFM)|
Capacity (Sq. Ft.)
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DVS-CS| 0.26| 31| 180| 1800
DVS-HW| 0.26| 31| 180| 1500
DVS-BS| 0.26| 31| 180| 1500
DVS-CH| 0.30| 34| 230| 2400
DVS-BH| 0.30| 34| 230| 2100
All Units require a 115 VAC electrical outlet
Dimensions
Model | *Height (In.)** | Width (In.) | Depth (In.) |
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DVS-CS | 30.5” | 11” | 7.5” |
DVS-HW | 48.5” | 11” | 7.5” |
DVS-BS | 86.5” – 95” | 11” | 7.5” |
DVS-CH | 30.5” | 11” | 7.5” |
DVS-BH | 86.5” – 95” | 11” | 7.5” |
*A 24 Inch extension section is available if extra height is required
Return and Exchange Policy
Clairitech Innovations Inc. values its relationship with you and offers you the option to return most products you purchase directly from Clairitech Innovations Inc., as set forth in detail below.
Policy
Return period of 30 days for unused products and accessories:
Unless you have a separate agreement with Clairitech Innovations Inc., or
subject to the provisions below, all equipment and accessories that have not
been used, in new condition and in their original packaging may be returned to
Clairitech Innovations Inc. within 30 days of the date of purchase for a
refund of their purchase price, an equivalent credit note or the exchange of
the product, less shipping and handling charges, resupply fee and applicable
taxes, if already paid.
Return period of 15 days for defective or damaged products and
accessories:
Requests for refund and/or exchange for defective or damaged merchandise can
be made within 15 days of receipt of the merchandise. After 15 days, the
manufacturer’s warranty applies.
Note: Any product returned to Clairitech Innovations Inc. without the prior permission of Clairitech Innovations Inc. will be considered an unauthorized return; the customer will not receive any refunds or credit notes for the product and Clairitech Innovations Inc. will not return the product to the customer.
Damaged products and accessories:
If you have received damaged items, please contact us by phone or email before
destroying or discarding the product and/or packaging. Failure to comply could
see your request denied.
Fees
Unless the product is defective or the return is a direct result of a
Clairitech Innovations Inc., the refund or credit does not include any
shipping and handling charges shown on your packing slip or invoice; you are
responsible for those and for any damages incurred during the return shipment.
Procedure
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Before returning a product, you must first obtain a Return Authorization Number from Clairitech Innovations Inc. Customer Service before the end of the applicable return period. Proof of purchase will also be required.
To contact Clairitech Innovations Inc. Customer Service, please call 1-888-533-1348 or Email Us Any product returned to Clairitech Innovations Inc. without the prior approval of Clairitech Innovations Inc. will be considered an unauthorized return; the customer will not receive any credit or refund for the product and Clairitech Innovations Inc. will not return the product to the customer. -
Pack the product in its original package
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Insert all the documents received concerning the order to be returned. Remember to keep a copy of all the documents provided.
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To obtain a full refund, the products must be returned in perfect condition, in their original packaging and with all documents, parts and accessories.
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The return costs must be prepaid; we will not accept deliveries paid at the reception.
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For your protection, we advise you to provide the shipping service
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Five days after the date of issue of the return authorization number Clairitech Innovations Inc. Customer Service, you must send the product to the following address:
ClairiTech Innovations Inc.
1095 ch. Ohio Service Rd
Boudreau Ouest, New Brunswick
E4P 6N4 – Canada -
Upon receipt of your authorized and compliant return, Clairitech Innovations Inc will issue a credit or refund equal to the purchase price paid, less shipping and handling charges, restocking charges and applicable taxes subject to this policy.
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For assistance please call 1-888-533-1348 or Email Us
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For any questions regarding warranty terms please call 1-888-533-1348 or Email Us
NO RETURNS ARE POSSIBLE AFTER 30 DAYS FOLLOWING THE DATE OF THE BILLING DATE.
CLAIRITECH INNOVATIONS SHALL NOT BE LIABLE FOR, OR ANY CHARGE OF, A CONSUMER
ORDER ERROR.
References
- clairitech.com/register
- Humidity control and ventilation System - Humidex
- Humidity control and ventilation System - Humidex
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