Wall-mounted dehumidifiers
Space-saving units for villas, homestays, archives and technical rooms with continuous drainage.
Wall-mounted dehumidifiers in detail
Space-saving units for villas, homestays, archives and technical rooms with continuous drainage.
- Wall or floor installation without floor occupation
- Continuous drainage, no tank emptying
- Intelligent automatic humidity control
- Washable air filter and low-noise fan system
Enquiries are answered within one business day.
The 168 L/day range in this catalogue is not a menu of sizes: the frame is sized on the working surface, the airflow and the volume of water it has to handle, so the moisture load decides it rather than the floor area. DV1680 at 168 L/day is the only published frame in the range. One model is published in the range and it is quoted against the condition it will actually see rather than the headline figure.
The bracket and the drain run decide more wall installations than the capacity step does. The wall has to carry the cabinet, and the condensate has to reach a stack with a fall that stays inside the building fabric.
If the answer is a different platform, the selection check says so, with the calculation that led there.
Wall-mounted units for archives and single rooms
A wall-mounted dehumidifier is chosen when the floor has to stay clear: document archives, plans and drawings, wine rooms, homestays and small technical stores. Archive and document storage is normally held between 45% and 55% RH, and the unit holds that band on its humidistat while the drain runs to a stack.
The bracket carries the cabinet, and the drain needs a continuous fall; where neither is possible the unit can stand on the floor with the same continuous drainage connection. Rooms larger than a suite are usually better served by ducted ceiling or fresh-air units rather than a second wall unit.
Where wall-mounted dehumidifiers are used
A wall-mounted dehumidifier takes no floor area and drains continuously, which suits single rooms where equipment has to stay out of the way. DV1680 is rated 168 L/day and can also stand on the floor where wall mounting is not practical. It is used for villas, homestays, document archives, wine rooms and technical stores where a floor unit would block the room.
Further reading
Wall-mounted dehumidifier questions
Where should a wall-mounted unit be installed?
High on a wall with unobstructed airflow in front and a drain path behind. The front louver directs air across the room instead of straight down.
Is a water tank required?
No. The unit is set up for continuous drainage; a tank is only used where gravity drainage is impossible.
Can it condition a whole floor?
It is designed for a single room or a small suite. Several rooms or a whole floor with one humidity target are better served by ducted ceiling or fresh-air units.
Can it be used for document and archive storage?
Yes. Archives and document stores are usually held between 45% and 55% RH, and a wall-mounted unit keeps the floor clear for shelving. The band is set on the humidistat and the drain is routed to a stack.