Dehumidifiers UK

Are you looking for a great deal on a dehumidifier with delivery to the Burton Latimer area? National Heater Shops has a huge range of high-quality HVAC and drying equipment ready to buy online. We offer refrigerant dehumidifiers - Refrigerant dehumidifiers are sometimes known as compressor dehumidifiers. They use a system of refrigerated and heated coils to reduce the moisture within a space. As damp air draws into the dehumidifier through a vent, is it passed over a refrigerated element. The moisture in the air condenses into liquid when it encounters the cold surface and then the water drips into a collection tank or is pumped away via a drainage system. Suitable for many different environments, such as at home, in offices, shops, industrial facilities and more, compressor dehumidifiers can be used for removing moisture from the air, walls and floors in areas that suffer with damp, as well as following a leak, flood, or decorating and construction work. They perform best in spaces with average and warm temperatures. In cold conditions, a desiccant dehumidifier provides the best option. We have 220-240v, 110v, and 3 Phase models available in a range of sizes. We also offer desiccant dehumidifiers - Desiccant dehumidifiers are ideal for removing unwanted and excess moisture. You can use them for boats, storage areas, basements, and other challenging and cold areas. A desiccant system is ideal as a commercial dehumidifier as it can be small, compact in design and robust. Also, they are excellent in very low temperatures. Desiccants can prevent the build-up of ice that contributes to colder conditions and slippery surfaces. Less ice reduces the risk of accidents, frost damage and defrosting times. These dehumidifiers have a reticulated mesh of absorbent (desiccant) material on a rotary wheel. Ambient air draws in from a space as the desiccant wheel rotates and collects moisture. Then, as the wheel turns, dry air blows back into the area. Meanwhile, the moisture expels separately from an exhaust. The exhaust can lead somewhere outside of the space, a water tank, or a continuous drainage system. A desiccant unit also heats the air that passes through it. Working this way, desiccant dehumidifiers are more efficient and effective in lower temperatures. They continue to perform well in climates below 0℃.