DVD-138 Ceiling dehumidifier
Ceiling dehumidifier
- Concealed installation without occupying floor space
- Turbo fan with large airflow and full-copper sealed motor
- Duct-connected supply to remove dead zones
- Slim body sized for standard ceiling heights
Technical specifications
| Model | DVD-138 |
|---|---|
| Power supply | 220 V / 50 Hz |
| Rated input | 1500 W |
| Airflow | 1200 m³/h |
| Static pressure | 70 Pa |
| Noise | < 45 dB(A) |
| Dimensions | 1000 × 650 × 410 mm |
| Weight | 50 kg |
Values are published catalogue data. Where a site condition differs, the approved drawing for the order takes precedence.
Cabinet photographs of the current series. Grille layout and control arrangement follow the approved drawing for each order.
Concealed units that save floor space, with duct-connected supply for even humidity across a room.
Ceiling dehumidifier 138 l/day belongs to the ceiling dehumidifiers platform. Enquiries are answered within one business day.
Using the DVD-138
What the rating means
DVD-138 is rated at 138 l/day, which is about 5.8 kg/h. Working figures of that kind are useful in two directions: they convert a moisture load into a model, and they show how much water the drain has to carry away on a wet day.
Catalogue capacity is quoted at a defined test condition, and the accepted figure for an order is the one on the approved drawing. Warmer, wetter entering air gives the coil more water to remove per cubic metre; cooler or drier air gives less. Any model quoted for a project is checked against that condition rather than the headline number.
Installation and air path
The cabinet is hung in the void above the room, with the service panel left reachable for filter cleaning. Condensate needs either a gravity fall or a lift pump, and the void depth has to be checked against the cabinet height before the ceiling grid is set out.
On this frame, the fan moves 1200 m³/h, the cabinet measures 1000 × 650 × 410 mm, rated noise is < 45 dB(A).
What to send with an enquiry
- Room volume or air-change rate, with the height the air actually occupies.
- Entering air temperature and relative humidity in the worst week of the year.
- The band that has to be held, and the tolerance the process really needs.
- Fresh-air volume and its condition, where the room is ventilated.
- Internal moisture: people, wash-down, open tanks, wet product coming in.
- Drain route and the power available at the mounting position.
With those answers the model is checked against the moisture load. If the frame is wrong for the room, the reply names the platform that fits instead of pushing this one.
Where this model stops
Concealment changes nothing about the physics: the coil still has to run below the dew point of the air entering it. In cold voids, or in rooms that drop under the published working range in winter, a rotor unit is the safer specification.
Drawings, electrical data and the installation manual are released with the order, so the site works from the document that matches the frame delivered.
Questions about the DVD-138
How much room can the DVD-138 dry?
DVD-138 is rated at 138 l/day, moving 1200 m³/h. Room size on its own does not settle the model: the load is the air-change rate multiplied by the moisture difference between outdoor air and the band you need, plus whatever the process adds. Send the volume, the air-change rate and the target band and the same calculation comes back with the model and the figure behind it.
How is the DVD-138 installed?
In the ceiling void above the treated space, with the service panel left reachable. On the DVD-138 the void depth has to clear the cabinet, the drain needs a fall or a lift pump, and long duct runs are checked against the available static pressure before the model is fixed.
What power supply does the DVD-138 need?
The published supply is 220 V / 50 Hz. Cable size and protection follow the installed configuration, so the circuit at the mounting position is checked against the approved drawing rather than against the catalogue page.
How cold can the DVD-138 work?
Below that range a condensing coil frosts, defrost cycles take back running time and useful output falls away, so colder rooms are quoted on a desiccant rotor platform instead.
Is the 138 l/day figure guaranteed on site?
The figure is quoted at a defined test condition. Warmer, wetter entering air gives the coil more water to remove per cubic metre; cooler or drier air gives less. For an order the condition and the required removal rate are written on the approved drawing, which takes precedence over the catalogue figure. Enquiries are answered within one business day.
