SKU: RYCM-150C
Portable Refrigerant Dehumidifier
Model : RYCM-90C
Voltage : 220V / 50 HZ
Capacity (30°C 80%) : 150 L/D
Max Power : 1.85 KW
Max Current : 8.4 A
Process Airflow : 1500m3/h
Humidity Adjust Range : 10-90%
Compressor : Hitachi
Refrigerant Gas : R410a
Water Drain Method : Waterpipe
Application Temperature : 5-38C
Machine Size : 545*440*1000mm
Machine Weight : 55kg
1. Wide usage : It is special for family, office, bar, pub, club, hospital, hotel, school, kindergarten, laboratory and so on.
2. Advanced purifying system: It contains plasma filter generator, photocatalysis filter mesh, medical HEPA micro-filter mesh or active carbon filter mesh and negative ion equipment besides normal filter meshes.
3. Perfect purifying effect: With airflow volume up to 450m3/h, it can effectively remove mote, hair, dust, pollen, smoke formaldehyde, benzene, oxynitride, virus and bacteria in a room of 45 m 2.
4. Automatic operation: It possesses automatic sensors, four levels of wind speed and 24 hours automatic control.
5. Convenient design: It has remote control and reminding indicators of washing and changing.
6. Patental product: It obtains patent of appearance design.
7. Energy saving : It adopts frequency conversion and realizes energy saving.
8. Low operation noise : It can operate with noise less than 20dB(A).
Q) What does a dehumidifier do?
A) Dehumidifiers takes moisture, or water, out of the out of the air. Dehumidifiers work by bringing moist humid air, in one side with a fan and moving the air over ice cold tubes that causes the moisture to collect on these tubes and then drip into a bucket or tube, and pushing the dry air out the other. This dry air then mixes with the moist air making it a little drier, which in turn is pulled into the unit to become drier over and over again.
Q) What size dehumidifier do I need?
A) Sizing Rule of Thumb for most areas except coastal is:
• Up to 400 square feet: 25 or 30 pint
• Up to 800 square feet: 40 pint
• Up to 1000 square feet: 50 pint
• Up to 1300 square feet: 65 pint
For coastal areas the square foot coverage will be reduced as much as 50%.
All of these figures are based on an 8’ high ceiling.
If the height is 10’, then add 25% more to the square footage and if 12’ high, then add 50%, etc.