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Remove Moisture and Suspended Particles with Advanced Commercial
Dehumidifier
When choosing the right size of dehumidifier for a specific area,
consider the following factors:
1. Room Size
Measure the length, width, and height of the area to determine its
cubic footage. As a general rule, dehumidifiers are rated by the
amount of moisture they can remove in a given period, usually in
pints per day. For smaller rooms up to 1,500 cubic feet, a
dehumidifier with a capacity of around 20 to 30 pints per day may
be sufficient. For larger spaces between 1,500 and 3,000 cubic
feet, a capacity of 30 to 50 pints per day might be appropriate.
Rooms over 3,000 cubic feet may require a more powerful
dehumidifier with a capacity of 50 pints or more.
2. Humidity Levels
- Consider the typical humidity levels in the area. If the area is in
a very humid climate or has specific sources of moisture such as a
basement near a water source or a bathroom with poor ventilation,
you may need a dehumidifier with a higher capacity. Use a
hygrometer to measure the current humidity level and determine how
much moisture needs to be removed.