Thanks for your question. In theory this dehumidifier will extract around 7 litres of moisture from the air per day, so around 300ml per hour. This is dependent on both the temperature and the relative humidity however, so there's no one-size-fits-all answer to this question I'm afraid. At 22 degrees the unit should be working quite efficiently, but it depends on how much moisture is actually in the air. If there is anything else we can help you with please let us know.
@@Force4Chandleryltd , thanks for the answer. The RH is 67%. I noticed that a lot of people are mislead by those extremes conditions temperature and RH given by the manufacturers. If I would live on tropics, than by 40C and 80% RH would lead to 24L/ 24h... But to extrapolate those dates is also not possible. If you use Mollier diagram you can see how much moisture can be extracted from the air on the specifically situation. Also the noise produced by the unit should be given in dB(A) - sound pressure and not sound level. From here my question about this dehumidifier. Too many "salesman" clips which actually are in majority of cases not applicable.
We bought this unit for our boat and tried it over the weekend and it works like a dream! Worth the investment and great video!
Hi Karen, that's great to hear. If there is anything else we can help you with please let us know.
Great presentation. Can you tell how many liters condensation can this dehumidifier in 1 hour time bij 22C give ?
Thanks for your question. In theory this dehumidifier will extract around 7 litres of moisture from the air per day, so around 300ml per hour. This is dependent on both the temperature and the relative humidity however, so there's no one-size-fits-all answer to this question I'm afraid. At 22 degrees the unit should be working quite efficiently, but it depends on how much moisture is actually in the air. If there is anything else we can help you with please let us know.
@@Force4Chandleryltd , thanks for the answer. The RH is 67%. I noticed that a lot of people are mislead by those extremes conditions temperature and RH given by the manufacturers. If I would live on tropics, than by 40C and 80% RH would lead to 24L/ 24h... But to extrapolate those dates is also not possible. If you use Mollier diagram you can see how much moisture can be extracted from the air on the specifically situation. Also the noise produced by the unit should be given in dB(A) - sound pressure and not sound level. From here my question about this dehumidifier. Too many "salesman" clips which actually are in majority of cases not applicable.