Commercial dehumidifiers
Plug-in condensing units with continuous or bucket drainage for halls, basements and storage areas.
DVS-60
60 L/day
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DVS-90
90 L/day
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138 L/day
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158 L/day
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Plug-in condensing units with continuous or bucket drainage for halls, basements and storage areas.
- Sheet metal body with an external anti-corrosion coating
- Panasonic / Haili compressors for stable condensing performance
- Hydrophilic aluminium fins for faster condensate formation
- Turbo fan and full-copper sealed motor for continuous running
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The 60 – 158 L/day range in this catalogue is not a menu of sizes: each frame changes the working surface, the airflow and the volume of water the unit has to handle, so the moisture load picks the frame rather than the floor area. DVS-60 at 60 L/day is the smallest published frame here and DVS-158 at 158 L/day is the largest. 4 models are published in the range, and each one is quoted against the condition it will actually see rather than the headline figure.
Where a unit has to run unattended for weeks, the drain arrangement matters more than the collection tank. Continuous drainage to a floor gully or a lift pump is agreed before the model is fixed, because the tank is a stopgap, not a specification.
If the answer is a different platform, the selection check says so, with the calculation that led there.
Plug-in units for sites and drying work
A commercial dehumidifier earns its place where the room already has a socket and a drain: job sites during fit-out, water-damage drying after a leak, halls and basements that need to be held around 50% RH. The unit is rated in litres per day, which is the unit restoration and property work is usually quoted in; 158 L/day is about 334 US pints a day.
Because the cabinet moves on castors, the same unit often serves more than one room across a project. That works while each room stays within the published working range and the drain can be reconnected; a permanent installation with one target band is better served by a ducted ceiling unit.
Where commercial dehumidifiers are used
Commercial dehumidifiers are the plug-in tier: rated in litres per day, moved on castors and connected to a drain, so the tank never has to be emptied. The DVS range covers 60, 90, 138 and 158 L/day for job sites, water-damage drying, halls, basements and storage rooms that stay above roughly 15 °C.
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Commercial dehumidifier questions
When is a commercial unit enough instead of an industrial one?
When the moisture load is moderate and the room stays above roughly 15 °C. Heavy process moisture and low temperatures normally need the higher-capacity DVC range or a desiccant rotor platform.
Does it run unattended?
With continuous drainage connected, the unit holds the set humidity on its internal humidistat and cycles on and off by itself; the bucket is only used where no drain is available.
Can one unit serve several rooms?
It can be moved between rooms, but the capacity has to be chosen for the largest room it serves; several rooms with one humidity target are usually better handled by a ducted ceiling unit.
Is there a commercial dehumidifier with a pump?
Units are set up for gravity drainage as standard. Where the drain sits above the unit or no gully is available, a lift pump is specified with the order rather than fitted later, so the drain route is agreed before delivery.
How many pints is 158 litres per day?
158 litres a day is about 334 US pints a day, which is how the same capacity is often quoted in restoration and drying work.