Adsorbtion dehumidifier placed inside a drying tent [EPD150 PRO pressure positive drying] скачать в хорошем качестве

Adsorbtion dehumidifier placed inside a drying tent [EPD150 PRO pressure positive drying]

Ecor Pro's technical expert Jerry Gibbs shows how to set up the powerful Ecor Pro dehumidifier to dry out a flooded home or indeed to be installed as a permanent fixture to combat excess condensation, dampness or mould and in the extreme bad odours. Don’t upset the running of the home and needing the residents to have to vacate if th dry air is focussed to where it is needed. 120V supply 60 Hz that can be run off a 12V DC-110V AC converters (220V option), auto power reset in case of power supply interruption. 74 pints (35 liters) commercial desiccant dehmidifier using “3-hole” technology. Operating range from -4?F up 104?F maximum room temperature for continuous drying applications, with 267 CFM air volume capacity (223 CFM – exhaust / 44 CFM – regen air flow). Highly efficient, very quiet fan operation (49dB) and yet low energy consumption in use for large moisture extraction capacity. 56dB Process air in 5″ – Process air out 5″ – Exhaust air 3″ Ecor Pro is a manufacturer of dehumidifiers that are designed by a UK design team with extensive knowledge of the dehumidifier markets across the world. To read more about Ecor Pro see here https://ecor-pro.com/about-us/ Desiccant dehumidifiers or adsorption dehumidifiers as sometimes called dry differently to refrigerant dehumidifiers. Those dry by creating the coldest surface in the room in order to condense moisture from the air by condensation. With desiccant dehumidifiers, inside there is a desiccant wheel impregnated with a material that absorbs moisture even at temperatures below freezing. That moisture is given up when heat is applied which is done on a continuous basis inside the Ecor Pro desiccant dehumidifier. To read more about the principles of desiccant dehumidifiers and have it explained to you look at this which is used to help resellers understand the principles of the technology https://ecor-pro.com/retail-training-... Often a dehumidifier will be used for floods or to combat condensation, dampness or mould. The issues are very well know and to see if you are affected see here https://ecor-pro.com/damp-or-condensa... Refrigerant dehumidifier technology is almost 200 years old. LGR or Low Grain Refrigerant technology improved the efficiency of the refrigeration system. The Ecor Pro system allows greater cooling of the air through double cooling as it travels through two cold coils or “Evaporator” coils as they are termed before being reheated with another refrigeration coil called a “Condenser”. To read why doesn’t dry as easy as people think see here https://ecor-pro.com/dehumidifier-test/ A drying tent simply focusses the dry air to where it is needed. If a flood or leak as occurred on the floor, ceiling or wall then why do you need to dry the whole of the room? That is both wasteful of energy and takes longer. For instance a dehumidifier placed in the middle of a room has to dry all the air in the room just so the air just above the flooded surface can dry. That is where the dry air is needed so tenting is a very quick and cheap way to direct that dry air to where it is needed. To understand installation of a desiccant dehumidifier for a permanent application read here https://ecor-pro.com/instal-dehumidif.... Bigger machines can also be installed and to see how that is done see here https://ecor-pro.com/instal-dehumidif... The other more diverse applications include garage dehumidifiers, outbuilding dehumidifiers and our models are favoured as boat dehumidifiers. They are even used in wind turbines in the middle of the ocean.