Seasonal Dehumidifier Checklist
Before you use your Industrial Dehumidifier for the season, make sure you have been through the checklist below.
The checklist is essential as lots of painters are starting to use their dehumidifiers again for the colder months, and often, they've been pushed into the corner of the shed and get covered in dust!
- Remove the dust cover.
- Clean away any collected dust from around the dehumidifier.
- Clean down the condenser with an air blow gun to remove any collected dust.
- Make sure the discharge pump is clean of any collected water.
- Run a cycle of clean water through the pump to remove any residue.
- Check the electrical plug and power cord.
- Make sure you are in a dust-free area before turning the unit on.
When storing your dehumidifier, it should always be covered with the supplied protection cover to stop all workshop dust from entering the dehumidifier.
REDUCE PAINT & PLASTER DRYING TIMES
Essential for use when painting and other trade work in the range of climatic conditions experienced in New Zealand.
ALMAX Dehumidifiers and Ventilation fans help solve drying issues and reduce drying times for concrete, plaster, paint and timber.
ALMAX Dehumidifiers have been designed and manufactured for New Zealand trades.
The Almax Fresca 90 (DEH-90) is a commercial and industrial dehumidifier, and is well proven by the commercial painting industry in New Zealand for increased workplace efficiency.
Benefits of using the DEH-90
- Timesaving for use when painting and other trade work in the range of climatic conditions experienced in New Zealand.
- Enables indoor humidity levels to be controlled providing an optimum working environment.
- Use in an enclosed area of up to 250 square metres to remove moisture from the air.
- A dehumidifier helps solve paint drying issues, and reduces drying times for concrete, plaster and timber.
- Maintain optimum humidity level for preservation of historical and age-challenged items in museums, research areas etc.
- Use for moisture removal in gyms, sports club changing rooms, flood damaged rooms, indoor swimming pools, spas, and hot tubs etc.
Control the indoor working environment instead of being controlled by it.
