Dehumidifiers

Only few of us realize, how many sources of water vapours are found in households that all add moisture into the air: human breathing, showering, bathing, steam created by cooking, kettle boiling, laundry drying, plants, swimming pool halls, walls and floors of new buildings, etc. If the excess humidity is not eliminated, building constructions get soaked, moulds start to appear on walls, corrosion appears on metal constructions and the windows get moistured. Excess moisture in the air does not just create mould and condensation, it is also bad for our health and for our finances.
The old fashioned, not too expensive way of dehumidification based on air exchange and simultaneous heating of the supplied fresh air, is getting less used due to high operating costs.
Nowadays people tend to use much more frequently a modern way of dehumidification based on condensation on cold surfaces. This way of the energy consumption is reduced by up to 80% in comparison with the above mentioned older way.
Electrical equipments used for humidity elimination, functioning on heat pump basis are called dehumidifiers.

According to their usage field they can be divided into 3 groups:
swimming pool dehumidifiers,
domestic dehumidifiers,
industrial dehumidifiers.

Microwell DRY 300

Suitable for smaller private swimming pools up to 15-30 m2, designed for use in rooms without big windows or transoms

Microwell DRY 400

Suitable for smaller private swimming pools up to 15-30 m2, designed for use in rooms without big windows or transoms

Microwell DRY 500

Suitable for smaller private swimming pools up to 30-60 m2, designed for use in rooms without big windows or transoms, floor installation, through the wall installation and wall installation

Microwell DRY 800 – 1200

Suitable for swimming pools up to 90-120 m2. Floor installation, through the wall istallation and in front of the wall installation