Geomagnetic wall drying devices: understanding the ATG range
Geomagnetic wall drying devices: understanding the ATG range
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What distinguishes ATG
ATG LC15 and ATG LC30 are presented as geomagnetic devices without an electrical supply. This distinguishes their stated power requirement from mains-powered ATE models. It does not mean that an ATG is appropriate for every space without a socket. Intended use and building conditions still matter.
Compare LC15 and LC30
The models state different coverage diameters. A 15 m diameter has a 7.5 m radius; a 30 m diameter has a 15 m radius. These dimensions are not a promise about the floor area that can be treated without further checks. Position and building layout must be considered against the manual.
Distinguish power requirements from outcomes
No electrical supply describes a product characteristic, not a guarantee of wall drying. Read the manual and plan follow-up. A leak or water penetration needs a response to that water source, regardless of how the device is powered.
