Ultrasonic humidifiers
Seven ultrasonic units from 3 to 36 kg/h for production halls, print floors, cleanrooms and drying-sensitive processes.
DVJ-03
3 kg/h
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DVJ-06
6 kg/h
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9 kg/h
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12 kg/h
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18 kg/h
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24 kg/h
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36 kg/h
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Seven ultrasonic units from 3 to 36 kg/h for production halls, print floors, cleanrooms and drying-sensitive processes.
- Ultrasonic atomisation producing fine, evenly distributed mist
- Water filter inside the cabinet keeps impurities out of the air
- Seven outputs from 3 to 36 kg/h with matching coverage ranges
- Class I, IPX68 protection for wet production areas
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The 3 – 36 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. DVJ-03 at 3 kg/h is the smallest published frame here and DVJ-36 at 36 kg/h is the largest. 7 models are published in the range, and each one is quoted against the condition it will actually see rather than the headline figure.
Water quality decides whether the mist stays clean. Softened or demineralised water is specified where the supply carries hardness, and the drain and the water connection are agreed with the model.
If the answer is a different platform, the selection check says so, with the calculation that led there.
No duct required, duct optional
An ultrasonic humidifier does not need ductwork: the mist leaves the cabinet outlets and is carried by the room air. That keeps the installation to a water supply, a drain and power, which is why the platform is used in print halls and textile rooms that were never designed around air handling.
Where the room is large or the air is already distributed by ducts, the outlets can be manifolded into a duct so the moisture travels with the supply air instead of collecting near the unit. The 36 kg/h frame is the one usually quoted for weaving rooms and web presses, where the deficit runs to tens of kilograms an hour.
Where ultrasonic humidifiers are used
Ultrasonic humidifiers add moisture as a fine mist without steam, so the room warms very little. The DVJ range covers seven outputs from 3 to 36 kg/h with water filtration inside the cabinet and IPX68 protection for wet production areas. The largest frame delivers 36 kg/h, the usual starting point for textile mills and print halls where the moisture deficit runs to tens of kilograms an hour.
Further reading
Ultrasonic dehumidifier questions
How do I convert kg/h into a room size?
Coverage depends on air changes, temperature and the target RH. Calculate the moisture deficit of the room, then pick the output that closes it; floor area on its own is a weak guide.
Does ultrasonic humidification leave white dust?
Only when the supply water carries dissolved minerals, which is why the DVJ range filters water inside the cabinet. Demineralised water removes the remaining risk in critical rooms.
Can the mist go into a duct?
The mist outlets can be connected to a duct or manifold so moisture is distributed with the supply air rather than from a single point.
Which output suits a textile mill?
Weaving and spinning rooms need continuous humidification through the working day. The 24 to 36 kg/h frames are the ones usually quoted, with outlets distributed along the machine lines rather than concentrated at one point.