Summer Neal

Many facilities assume that if an HVAC system is properly sized for temperature, humidity will “take care of itself.” In reality, temperature control and humidity control are related, but not the same thing.

Humidity control is typically achieved as a secondary effect of cooling air below its dew point so that water vapor condenses on a cooling coil.

For engineers and facility managers, industrial dehumidifiers aren’t just about performance, they’re about reliability, production time, and ease of service. Our units are designed with maintenance and accessibility in mind, making sure our customers’ routine inspections, service, and troubleshooting are straightforward.