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D1 specifications

Figures on this page come from the D1 documentation, not from measurements on a machine: the user and maintenance manual, the declaration of conformity, and — for the operating temperature range and the explosive-atmosphere wording — the risk analysis, which is the document that disagrees with the manual. Each table below says where a value differs.

Supply230 VAC, 50 Hz
IsolationGeneral switch on the machine, with an integrated LED that lights when the machine is powered
Emergency stopMushroom button — cuts power to the machine’s components immediately. The machine then stays disabled until the button is reset by hand: turn it clockwise until it releases
Temperature range30–75 °C, set in 5 °C steps
Maximum fillthree quarters of the tank — above that the air cannot flow through the pellets
MaterialsVirgin and recycled, and materials filled with natural or non-hygroscopic fibres
Air filterInside the tank at the intake, at the top. Clean every 500 operating hours

The temperature you actually set is a property of the material, not of the dryer — see PLA and PETG, and the settings on D1 Dryer — setup.

Weightunder 25 kg with the tank empty
Operating ambient−5 to +40 °C
Storage and transport−25 to +70 °C
Maximum temperature gradient1.1 K/min
AtmosphereFree of flammable, explosive or corrosive gases. Not ATEX rated
NoiseBelow 80 dB(A) in the working area
SitingCovered, dry location

Eleven elements, in the manual’s numbering:

  • Temperature — current reading, set value, and the buttons that raise and lower it
  • Drying cycle toggle — starts and stops the cycle
  • Indicator lights — heater active, fan running, air-exchange valve open
  • History — stored temperature graphs
  • Settings and WiFi, where the machine is fitted with it

Firmware updates are offered on the panel itself: a notice appears in the bottom right corner when one is available. To install it, open Settings and choose Check for updates — the panel finds it and applies it from there.

Do not switch the machine off or cut its power during an update. It restarts on its own when it finishes.

A D1 on a local network exposes a web interface at d1os.local, which shows and manages the main running parameters. It works only from the same local network — there is no remote access from outside it.

Declared under the Machinery Directive 2006/42/EC, with the Low Voltage Directive 2014/35/EU and EMC 2014/30/EU. Assessed against UNI EN ISO 12100:2010 and CEI EN 60204-1:2018. The risk analysis places the machine at severity 0 — hot and moving parts are not reachable in normal use.

Power draw and nominal current are on the rating plate, with the serial number, frequency and phases — read them there for your machine.

For tank capacity and external dimensions, contact Ginger Additive support.