EBAC LD82 Lumber Dryer, 110V, 460 CFM, 320W, 350W Heater, 13205BB-US

The EBAC LD82 Lumber Dryer is a compact wood drying system designed for small cabinet-making shops, hobbyists, and craftsmen who require quality kiln-dried wood. With a typical load capacity of 3m³, the LD82 provides a practical solution for controlled drying of hardwood and softwood in a suitable self-built drying chamber.

The LD82 is supplied as a packaged drying system with the STC1 Controller. The controller provides proportional timer control for the drying cycle and thermostat control for the heating cycle. Once the required settings are established according to the drying instructions, the system is designed for virtually automatic operation.

The unit incorporates a powerful centrifugal fan to provide airflow inside the drying chamber. Even airflow helps prevent temperature layering, and EIPL states that additional fans are normally not required. The LD82 can dry hardwood or softwood and can accommodate combined loads of mixed species and mixed thickness boards.

The LD82 can help users gain greater flexibility when purchasing lumber by allowing wood to be dried as required rather than relying entirely on purchased kiln-dried material. EIPL also states that drying your own wood can help reduce inventory requirements and provide greater control over the final moisture content.

The compact design makes the LD82 suitable for smaller woodworking environments where a dedicated lumber drying system is required without the footprint of a larger commercial drying installation.

Buying Guide

Review the manufacturer's resources for additional installation, maintenance, replacement-parts, wiring, and technical information before installing the LD82.

• Product Brochure
• Product Instruction Manual
• Product Wiring Diagram
• Product Wiring Schematic

Applications for the EIPL LD82

The EBAC LD82 is designed for small-scale and controlled lumber drying applications, including:

• Small cabinet-making shops
• Woodworking workshops
• Hobbyist woodworking operations
• Craftsmen requiring kiln-dried wood
• Hardwood drying
• Softwood drying
• Mixed species lumber loads
• Mixed thickness board loads
• Small self-built drying chambers