FAQs About Dehumidifiers
United Rentals carries a wide range of industrial dehumidifiers for sale. A dehumidifier reduces the level of humidity by extracting water vapor from the air, which can be important for many reasons, including inhibiting the growth of mold and mildew, protecting property from water damage and improving comfort levels. The units we offer range from smaller, portable dehumidifiers for temporary dehumidifying needs to larger commercial and industrial dehumidifiers ideal for more permanent, stationary use. Several models utilize silica gel to directly absorb moisture from the air, creating a highly efficient dehumidifying process. They are also durably built to function in various temperatures, including below-freezing conditions. With a range of costs sure to suit any price point, you can trust United Rentals to support all your dehumidifying needs.
Learn more about our dehumidifiers in our FAQ section below.
Dehumidifiers remove excess moisture from the air through an internal coil and fan system. Warmer air contracts as it passes through refrigerated coiling and is retained within the machine as condensation.
Yes, they do as air passes over refrigerated coils, which pull moisture out before the air flows from the unit. However, using a dehumidifier in conjunction with air conditioning units is still recommended, alternating the use of each type of equipment to reduce energy use and costs.
It is recommended to run a dehumidifier no more than 12 hours per day. Any time beyond the 12-hour mark can lead to costly energy bills and necessitate more frequent maintenance on the equipment.