Industrial Building Dehumidifier/Dryer

The BD150 has a maximum extraction rate of 52 litres per day, making it suitable for larger spaces up to 300m³. The BD70 extracts up to 20 litres per day and is more compact, ideal for smaller areas or where portability is key.

Yes, both dehumidifiers models are designed specifically for the UK climate, making them ideal for use in unheated, low-temperature spaces. They can be used on construction sites, in garages or flood-damaged buildings.

No, you don't need to heat your space before using the dehumidifer. The BD150 and BD70 are engineered to perform efficiently without additional heating, eliminating the need for costly or impractical heating in damp environments.

The BD150 uses a reverse cycle defrost and the BD70 uses a hot gas defrost. Both methods ensure the coils remain ice-free for longer, allowing the machines to run continuously & efficiently, even in colder conditions.

Yes, both models are easy to use as they have simple controls – just connect the power & switch them on. There are no complicated or unreliable settings to manage.

We recommend using gauntlets, PVC, cotton, or rigger gloves for hand protection when using the BD150 model. For the BD70, steel toe protective footwear is advised, especially during transport or site use.

The BD150 weighs 55kg and is best handled by two people or with lifting equipment. The BD70 weighs 27kg, making it more compact and easier to transport between sites.

For the BD70, you will need at least an estate-sized vehicle when collecting the unit. The BD150 is larger and heavier, so a van or equivalent is recommended for collection.

Both dehumidifier models are available in 110V and 230V versions, making them versatile for different site and regional requirements.

The BD150 features a high BTU compressor, which reduces drying times. It also creates a mild heating effect, enhancing efficiency in demanding drying conditions.

Airflow determines how much damp air the machine can process. The BD150 has a maximum airflow of 510m³/h, while the BD70 has 170m³/h, making the BD150 better suited to large-scale drying projects.

The BD70 can operate between 1°C and 35°C, ensuring reliable performance even in cold environments. The BD150 is also designed to operate effectively in low temperatures.

Dehumidifiers help with flood recovery as they extract excess moisture from the air, walls, floors & furnishings. They can prevent mould, damp and structural damage while significantly speeding up the drying process after flooding.

Domestic dehumidifiers are compact units designed for home use, tackling condensation and damp in small rooms. Building dryers like the BD150 and BD70 are industrial-grade, with higher extraction rates, rugged designs, and the ability to perform in tough, unheated conditions.

For optimal performance, we'd recommend a heavy-duty dehumidifier has a professional service once a year, particularly if the unit is used frequently on construction or restoration sites as the air intake needs to be kept clear of dust and debris.