Condensing (also known as cooling or refrigeration) dehumidification technology works by transforming water vapor into liquid water. It fundamentally uses the operating logic of an air conditioner. When air temperature falls below the dew point, the water vapor in the air condenses into liquid form.
Operating Principle
Humid air enters the unit and is cooled as it passes over the evaporator; the moisture condenses into water, which is collected in a tank or drained away. The air then passes over the condenser to be reheated and is delivered back to the environment dry.
Areas of Application
Pools, archives, storage areas, food processing, paper industry.
Advantages
Compact structure, portability, quiet operation, low energy consumption, easy maintenance.
