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Dehumidifiers
Honeywell TrueDRY dehumidification systems can be ducted to dehumidify the whole home, or placed as a stand-alone unit to dehumidify specific areas, such as an attic, basement or crawl space.
Honeywell TrueDry Dehumidifiers
TrueDRY dehumidification systems can be ducted to dehumidify the whole home, or placed as a stand-alone unit to dehumidify specific areas, such as an attic, basement or crawl space. …
Humidistats and Dehumidistats
This section contains Robertshaw Ranco controls that regulate the relative humidity of confined spaces by cycling humidifying or dehumidifying equipment. They are designed for use as internal components for portable humidifiers and dehumidifiers, and as wall mounted humidity controls for central systems. …
More About Dehumidifiers
Excess moisture in homes and buildings can encourage the growth of molds and bacteria and lead to costly property damage. Dehumidifiers can minimize these threats by ensuring a constant low moisture level in the air. A dehumidifier takes moisture out of the air by condensing it onto a cold surface. Thus, the air becomes less humid. A fan draws the room's warm, humid air over the cold coil of the dehumidifier to condense the moisture. The dry air then passes through the hot coil, is warmed, and added back to the air stream.
PexSupply.com offers the popular Honeywell TrueDry Dehumidifiers. TrueDry dehumidification systems can be installed to dehumidify the entire home, or specific areas such as an attic, basement or crawl space.
Humidistats are instruments used to sense the humidity level in the space in which the humidifier is installed. As the humidity level in the space drops, a set of electrical contacts in the humidistat close, turning the unit on. A dehumidistat operates in the opposite fashion by causing the electrical contacts to open when the humidity level in the space drops below the setting of the dehumidistat controller, thus turning the unit off. As the humidity in the space goes up, the electrical contacts will close and the dehumidifier will operate to reduce the humidity in the space.
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