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How to choose dehumidification technique for a given situation
Compared to the adsorption principle, condensing dehumidification has the advantage of not having
to route the wet air out from the room.
As a general aid to selecting technology for a given drying situation, it can be said that condensing
dehumidification is the primary choice for drying in warm and humid spaces where drying must be
achieved in an energy efficient way and when it is difficult to route the wet air out. One of the
advantages over the adsorption technique is that the heat is not dissipated with the wet air from the
room.
An adsorption dehumidifier with air-cooled condenser like L4, bridges these properties by working
within a large area, including the primary area of the condensing dehumidifier. In other words, it is
the best option for room drying at low temperatures, ideal for emergency damage and construction
dehumidification.
As the graph above shows, condensing dehumidifiers are used in hot and humid spaces if room
drying is required.