Aerial AD 430 Condensation Dryer/Dehumidifier with Pump Out KIT

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Unless you just heat and ventilate with huge uncontrolled energy consumption, there are two choices when it comes to dehumidification in buildings and commercial spaces: adsorption and condensation. Either one can offer the ideal solution, but to determine the most suitable system for you will depend on how well you understand your environment and its requirements.

Because of this, commercial ducted dehumidifiers are optimally suited to removing excess moisture from the air in a wide range of scenarios, including water damage restoration, construction work and supermarkets. To illustrate how the performance of a single unit can change in different conditions, consider the following example:

Stainless Steel Casing: Tough and robust corrosion-resistant outer casing. Provides protection for inner components. With five decades of understanding across various sectors, as well as the benefits and limitations of both types of solution, we can provide the best system in terms of suitability, energy efficiency and drying performance.

In addition, the energy cost of an electric heater can run very high, especially if you are running it as consistently as you would a commercial dehumidifier. By contrast, Aerial dehumidifiers reuse the latent heat energy generated during the dehumidification process. This is then used to reheat the cool air passing through it, helping maintain the temperature within the area. A commercial or industrial dehumidifier is one specifically designed to manage the humidity levels in a large, commercial space, or to support professional activities such as construction work or water damage restoration. When both technologies can be used, the decision maker is often tempted to choose the solution with lowest investment. However, a Life Cycle Cost (LCC) analysis proves that for solutions with significantly lower operating costs, a higher investment is the most economical choice. As a rule of thumb, it is important to maintain relative humidity below 60%RH to prevent rust, mould and other effects of excess humidity causing extensive damage to buildings. At the same time, it’s important to keep an RH level between 50% and 60% to maintain healthy and comfortable conditions for people inside the buildings. What’s the difference between condense and adsorption dehumidification? Due to its high performance at low temperatures and its heavy-duty yet lightweight build, the ASE 300 can deliver fast results in all kinds of construction and emergency situations, minimising the long-term damage that can be caused by flooding.Many of the models in the Aerial range benefit from their unique and efficient technologies, such as eDRY® and BlueDRY®. Aerial eDRY® is an electronic control system that offers simple user-friendly controls, with monitoring and precision control of the humidity within the space. Aerial BlueDRY® is an economic innovation that improves the energy efficiency and the performance levels of their refrigerant dehumidifiers in colder conditions. It allows the machines to work better at low humidity and in low temperatures, where many refrigerant dehumidifiers often fail to perform. The infographic above should give you a clear overview of the differences between the two types of system. Determining the most appropriate unit for your environment is centred on creating the most ideal conditions while minimising costs. In other words, balancing what’s technically possible with what’s sustainable. Quiet Operation: With a sound level of just 46 dB(A), the Aerial AD 100 dehumidifier runs very quetly, causing no disruption to daily activities. While the speed and simplicity of the tumble dryer are commendable, there is no questioning that for those willing to wait a little longer for their clothes to dry and have space to spare in their home, dehumidification offers a safe, efficient and cost-effective solution for modern households.

As well as the type of dehumidifier, it is also important to consider the size of a unit when you are pursuing energy savings. Commercial dehumidifiers help organisations and other firms regulate their climate and keep humidity levels within comfortable parameters all year round. To understand what size and type of industrial dehumidifier is fit for purpose, it is first important to gauge the presence of moisture presently. With more than 25 years of experience, Aerial are a leading name when it comes to sustainable, effective and robust drying equipment.Recent spikes in the cost per kWh of electricity have created a chasm between the cost of running these two types of technologies, and now is a better time than ever for businesses to revisit their installations and optimise their setup. When radiators are drying wet clothes, they can cause the same effect. Without good ventilation in the area, the humidity that arises from the steam rising from your wet clothes could easily settle in spots across your home, and create nests for dangerous bacteria. However, in situations where the temperatures are notably colder, such as waterworks or cold storage areas, or when you need to keep items in specific, extremely dry conditions, an adsorption dehumidifier is essential.

To begin, make sure that the dryer has been cleaned and serviced correctly to maximise its performance; filters should be dust-free to maximise airflow and the internal coils of the dehumidifier should be cleaned to ensure maximum cooling efficiency. The Aerial AD 110 is a high-quality refrigerant dehumidifier, ideal for managing humidity in spaces prone to moisture problems that could damage materials and equipment. It’s a great option for car garages, industrial units, waterworks facilities, cellars, storage rooms, archiving rooms, museums, spas and more. Aerial BlueDry® Technology: Ensures effective performance even at lower humidities and temperatures. The Aerial AD20 has an operating temperature range of 1°C to 34°C and operating humidity range from 35%-99%, so it is a reliable drying unit even in challenging conditions.Another crucial component of an efficient and effective drying strategy is the dehumidifier itself. To maximise the savings you can make, it is important to carefully choose the right unit by considering the following factors: The type of dehumidifier Furthermore, adsorption units are reliable water damage restoration dehumidifiers, as using a side-channel blower or turbine, they can target water trapped within building cavities. Unlike condense units, which circulate all air within an area, this means dry air can be channelled to exactly where it is required.