Aerial AD 430 Condensation Dryer/Dehumidifier with Pump Out KIT

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At higher temperatures, condense technology will usually be more energy efficient. In humid environments like a swimming pool, for example, the energy consumption using an adsorption solution can be 3-4 times higher when compared to a condense solution. That’s a lot of wasted money and a great cost to the environment. Commercial dehumidifiers primarily fall into two categories: condense dehumidifiers and adsorption dehumidifiers. Condense dehumidifiers Condensation dehumidifiers draw the humid process air across a cold, refrigerated coil within the unit. This condenses the water, which is captured by the device, emitting a flow of dry air out of the dehumidifier. Integrated Cord Wrap: Neatly stores the electrical cord to prevent damage during transport & storage. Often referred to as desiccant dehumidification, an adsorption drying unit brings the air to be dehumidified (process air) through a slowly rotating silica gel rotor. The desiccant material attracts the moisture to its surface, removing it from the air stream (dry air). Behind the rotor, the air flow is split: a part of it is discharged as dry air, the other part is used to regenerate the rotor. This (wet) air must then be exhausted to the atmosphere using a duct. Slowly rotating the rotor through both air-streams creates a continuous dehumidification process. Which is the right solution for you?

Also known as refrigerant dehumidifiers, condense units draw in humid air across refrigerated coils. This rapidly cools the air below its dew point temperature – condensation occurs and the unit collects the water removed from the air. However, there are two main types of commercial dehumidifier that approach this action differently – condensation dehumidifiers and adsorption dehumidifiers. The company was founded in Germany in 1989. It has since become one of the most reputable drying equipment manufacturers in Europe.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. An integrated humidistat allows you to select a required humidity level within the space and the AD110 wall mount dehumidifier will switch itself on and off automatically to maintain the set humidity level to prevent moisture problems, save energy and add convenience. While both solutions remove moisture from the air, different processes affect their drying performance and energy usage in different environments.

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. The Aerial AD range of dehumidifiers consistent of highly capable portable units. The Aerial AD20 Restoration Dehumidifier is one of the smallest and lightest industrial-grade machines available on the market. While the rapid results of a tumble dryer are undeniable, it often comes at a big cost. Tumble dryers are typically big energy consumers, over time costing significant sums of money and projecting plenty of carbon emissions into the environment. Although every dehumidifier on the market is rated to achieve a certain degree of performance, the number of kilowatts required to capture and drain one litre of water from the air will vary due to certain factors, such as: At the heart of the Aerial AD range of dehumidifiers is efficient and economic drying, along with precise yet simple digital controls.Aerial AD20 Condensation Dehumidifier Compact professional dehumidifier for water damage restoration To illustrate how the performance of a single unit can change in different conditions, consider the following example:

A condensation dehumidifier consumes moisture-laden air in a room, which then passes across a refrigerated coil within the system. This air is rapidly cooled, condensing the water vapour and recovering the latent heat energy for later use. After this, the cooled air is then passed across the condenser where it is reheated and returned to the area in question, at the required lower humidity. It’s the responsibility of a building or property owner to ensure a safe and comfortable environment for staff, customers and visitors.Another important aspect when it comes to limiting energy usage during operation is to establish achievable environmental targets in your company. Put simply, what kind of conditions are reasonably required to fulfil your goals?

The Aerial AD 20 is a tough, efficient and effective condensation dehumidifier for drying spaces out following water damage such as leaks and floods, for managing humidity in challenging spaces such as homes under renovation, basements and cellars, as well as for preservation applications in storage and archiving rooms. 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.For example, a dehumidifier may be fine-tuned to work in a specific operating range, such as 25-30°C. And if the room is too hot, say 38°C, then the dehumidifier will struggle to cool the air flow down enough to reach the dew point and condense inside the dryer. The choice you make will dictate the efficiency and cost-effectiveness of maintaining humidity within your building. In this article, we explain the differences between adsorption and condense dehumidification, the applications most suited to each, and why Aerial has become such a renowned source of expertise across Europe. What is dehumidification? Although a target of 10% RH may seem like a good, dry target to aim for, if that humidity level has no real benefit, the energy bill to maintain such conditions could cost significantly more than necessary. Think about whether you need to achieve an incredibly low relative humidity, or is a target of 30% RH sufficient for the task at hand? The Aerial ASE 300 features a high-performance EcoDRY rotor. This is a desiccant mesh that absorbs moisture from the air as it is drawn in through the air intake. This desiccant dehumidifier has an inbuilt hygrostat designed to maintain a humidity level that has been determined for a space.