Aerial AD 430 Condensation Dryer/Dehumidifier with Pump Out KIT

Product Information

The Aerial ASE 300 features a high-performance EcoDRY rotor. This is a desiccant mesh that absorbs moisture from the air as it is drawn in through the air intake. This desiccant dehumidifier has an inbuilt hygrostat designed to maintain a humidity level that has been determined for a space.

When the temperature falls, the relative humidity will increase, indicating that the air has less capacity to hold moisture. Eventually, the environment will reach 100%RH or the ‘dew point’ – the state at which the air can no longer hold water and begins to release it in the form of condensation. For example, a dehumidifier may be fine-tuned to work in a specific operating range, such as 25-30°C. And if the room is too hot, say 38°C, then the dehumidifier will struggle to cool the air flow down enough to reach the dew point and condense inside the dryer. However, despite being a versatile and essential component of many commercial operations, the rising cost of electricity around the world has placed a growing emphasis on energy efficiency. What factors influence energy efficiency?That’s why we always start with the temperature and the required RH level. Below are some common examples of how temperature and relative humidity can determine your choice of technology: Why you should speak to an expert before making your decision

A condensation dehumidifier consumes moisture-laden air in a room, which then passes across a refrigerated coil within the system. This air is rapidly cooled, condensing the water vapour and recovering the latent heat energy for later use. After this, the cooled air is then passed across the condenser where it is reheated and returned to the area in question, at the required lower humidity. Take a look at our wide range available online. You can view by type or by application. If you need any help or advice as to which dehumidifier is best for your needs, simply get in touch with our sales team via telephone or online live chat. Types of Dehumidifiers The choice you make will dictate the efficiency and cost-effectiveness of maintaining humidity within your building. In this article, we explain the differences between adsorption and condense dehumidification, the applications most suited to each, and why Aerial has become such a renowned source of expertise across Europe. What is dehumidification? Made in Germany, the Aerial AD20 dehumidifier is capable of extracting up to 18 litres of moisture per 24 hours. It has a very small footprint, with the housing measuring just 42 x 32 x 50 cm, and a lightweight design – weighing just 16.4kg.In addition, the energy cost of an electric heater can run very high, especially if you are running it as consistently as you would a commercial dehumidifier. By contrast, Aerial dehumidifiers reuse the latent heat energy generated during the dehumidification process. This is then used to reheat the cool air passing through it, helping maintain the temperature within the area. Aerial AD110 Wall Mounted Dehumidifier Compact refrigerant dehumidifier, highly effective even in challenging spaces Ultimately, the greater the amount of moisture removed from the air, the harder a unit has to work, and the larger the electricity cost. This is why units fitted with built-in humidistat control offer significant benefits to the user, as they allow operations to stop when dehumidification is no longer required. By establishing reasonable climate targets, energy savings can be maximised, without compromising on comfort or performance. Maintain and clean equipment Many of the models in the Aerial range benefit from their unique and efficient technologies, such as eDRY® and BlueDRY®. Aerial eDRY® is an electronic control system that offers simple user-friendly controls, with monitoring and precision control of the humidity within the space. Aerial BlueDRY® is an economic innovation that improves the energy efficiency and the performance levels of their refrigerant dehumidifiers in colder conditions. It allows the machines to work better at low humidity and in low temperatures, where many refrigerant dehumidifiers often fail to perform. The Aerial AD 20 is a tough, efficient and effective condensation dehumidifier for drying spaces out following water damage such as leaks and floods, for managing humidity in challenging spaces such as homes under renovation, basements and cellars, as well as for preservation applications in storage and archiving rooms.

Aerial BlueDry® Technology: Ensures effective performance even at lower humidities and temperatures. The Aerial AD20 has an operating temperature range of 1°C to 34°C and operating humidity range from 35%-99%, so it is a reliable drying unit even in challenging conditions.Although there are two main types of industrial dehumidifiers – condense and desiccant units – they function similarly. Humid air is first drawn in and then, via the natural process of condensation or desiccation, unwanted moisture is captured and drained away. The dried air is then exhausted outwards, and the process repeats. However, in situations where the temperatures are notably colder, such as waterworks or cold storage areas, or when you need to keep items in specific, extremely dry conditions, an adsorption dehumidifier is essential. An integrated humidistat allows you to select a required humidity level within the space and the AD110 wall mount dehumidifier will switch itself on and off automatically to maintain the set humidity level to prevent moisture problems, save energy and add convenience.