Industrial dehumidifiers
Heavy-duty condensing units rated in kilograms per hour for workshops, warehouses and equipment rooms.
DVC-7.5
7.5 kg/h
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DVC-10
10 kg/h
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12 kg/h
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20 kg/h
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30 kg/h
Learn moreDVC-40
40 kg/h
Learn moreIndustrial dehumidifiers in detail
Heavy-duty condensing units rated in kilograms per hour for workshops, warehouses and equipment rooms.
- 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
Enquiries are answered within one business day.
The 7.5 – 40 kg/h 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. DVC-7.5 at 7.5 kg/h is the smallest published frame here and DVC-40 at 40 kg/h is the largest. 6 models are published in the range, and each one is quoted against the condition it will actually see rather than the headline figure.
Ducting, filter pressure drop and the drain route decide whether a frame suits an existing hall, and they are checked before a model is named. Where the moisture load outgrows the largest frame here, the answer is a different platform rather than a second cabinet working beside the first.
If the answer is a different platform, the selection check says so, with the calculation that led there.
Factory floor duty and supply
An industrial dehumidifier on a factory floor works against a load that does not switch off: doors open for forklifts and deliveries, process steam leaves vessels, wash-down wets the slab, and incoming air carries moisture in with it. The capacity figure is therefore read as a continuous duty, not a tank that empties and stops.
Larger frames are supplied on 380 V / 50 Hz three-phase supply, which is what most factory floors already have. Where the site is wired to 415 V or 480 V, the supply is confirmed on the order drawing so the electrical protection matches the cabinet rather than the catalogue page.
Where industrial dehumidifiers are used
Industrial dehumidifiers are rated in kilograms of water removed per hour, not in litres of tank volume. The DVC range covers 7.5, 10, 12, 20, 30 and 40 kg/h at the catalogue reference condition for factory floors, workshops and equipment rooms where moisture arrives continuously from processes, doors or incoming air. Units are supplied free-standing or ducted, on 220 V or 380 V / 50 Hz supply.
Industrial dehumidifier questions
How do I size an industrial dehumidifier?
Add up every moisture source in kilograms per hour, include a margin for door openings, then read the removal rate at your design temperature rather than at the catalogue reference point. The enquiry form asks for the six figures needed to run that balance.
How do kg/h and litres per day compare?
One kilogram of water is about one litre. A unit rated 10 kg/h removes roughly 240 litres a day at the reference condition, and less as the room becomes colder or drier, so models should be compared at the same condition.
Can the unit be ducted into the room?
Yes. Supply and return duct connections distribute the treated air instead of drying only the area around the cabinet, which matters in long halls and rooms with partitions.
Do you supply three-phase industrial dehumidifiers?
Published industrial models run on 380 V / 50 Hz three-phase supply, and the smaller frames on 220 V / 50 Hz. Where a site is wired to 415 V or 480 V, the supply is confirmed on the order drawing before the unit is built.