Large Loss Electric Desiccant Dries 50,000 SQFT

2/10/2018 (Permalink)

Our large-loss desiccant can remove up to 392 gallons of water per day.

Now meeting the demands of larger residential and commercial water restoration jobs with a large-capacity mobile dehumidifier from ARID-Dry™5000 Large Loss Electric Desiccant, SERVPRO^® of Spencer and Iowa Great Lakes professionals can work more efficiently and with faster time-response.

No Job is too big! Dries up to 50,000 square feet!

How it works:

• Moisture collecting on Silica gel material embedded in rotor.
• Dry processed air is released into required area.
• Rotor brings soaked desiccant into “reactivation” air stream where it is heated.
• As desiccant dries, it releases its moisture into reactivation air stream as water vapor which is ducted outside to atmosphere.
• Cycle repeats on a continuous basis, providing a constant drying process.
• It can remove up to 392 gallons of water per day.

The Advantages
The advantages of using large capacity mobile dehumidifiers with your projects are many. You can get more consistent drying cycles, faster and more consistent drying times. It’s also the most effective system on the market, outperforming refrigeration and convection-style heat-drying methods.

ARID-Dry skid and trailer mounted units are the leading solutions available for quickly and efficiently removing ambient water vapor from air. Useful in surface preparation, painting and coating and industrial condensation prevention, ARID-Dry is the best-in-class dryer available.

Water Damage and Restoration

When building materials come in contact with water due to piping failures, flooding or storms, losses can be contained by quickly drying out the structure. Desiccant dehumidifiers are used to quickly provide a low-dewpoint air stream to facilitate restoration of the structure. The low dew point acts as a sponge to pull moisture from building materials.

Mold and Fungus Prevention

Mold and fungus are normally dormant. When a building or structure is exposed to high humidity levels or liquid water due to flooding or leaks, the mold will proliferate rapidly. Drying out a structure completely and quickly is important to reduce the possibility of mold contamination. Desiccant dehumidifiers are the most cost- effective way to provide the deep drying needed to extract water from the building and interior components.

New Construction Dehumidification

Many materials used in new construction contain large quantities of water. Concrete and other construction materials evaporate water as they cure. If the material is covered before all the water has evaporated, hidden mold can form, causing odors and potential mold contamination. Modern construction technicians are now using desiccant dehumidification to reduce the possibility of mold contamination, and, in many cases, speed the drying process. This can result in faster construction schedules.