Mobile Drying DH 721-772

Applications

Building Drying

Dry air is a laboratory phenomenon. Atmospheric air will always contain moisture, often in quantities that prevent natural ventilation from providing an effective answer to drying buildings. Whether it be during construction, after fire or flood damage or even after a period of disuse, moisture will build up within buildings, often with damaging consequences. These problems can be disguised by the use of heat or ventilation (when the weather is occasionally suitable) but are unpredictable, slow, and potentially energy inefficient.

Dehumidifiers are the only method of positively removing moisture in a controllable, efficient manner from a space, and at a speed that can be dictated to suit the application.

During building construction, dehumidifiers can be used to accelerate the rate of drying wet processes such as concrete floors and plaster, not only allowing the construction work to proceed more rapidly, but in a way that ensures the drying will not encourage cracking and distortion. Further, concrete floors that are dried by dehumidifiers will always settle at the correct moisture content.

How a dehumidifier works

Porta-Dry dehumidifiers are fully contained, packaged units which incorporate a fan and a totally CFC-free refrigeration circuit. A fan draws room air through the machine which firstly passes across a refrigerated heat exchanger (evaporator) that cools and allows moisture contained within the air to condense. The cooled, dry air then passes across a warm heat exchanger (condenser) where it is reheated as a result of the dehumidification process, before being returned to the room in a dry, warm state. Moisture removed from the air is collected in a reservoir where it is fed away to waste.

Cost savings

Due to the unique nature of a refrigeration circuit, energy removed from the air during dehumidification process is converted into usable heat. Typically for every 1kW of energy that a dehumidifier consumes, it will give out 2.5kW of heat; by removing the moisture from the air rather than heating it to a high temperature, Porta-Dry dehumidifiers will dry in a gentle and more controllable manner, alleviating possible material shrinkage and cracking problems associated with heating methods.

As well as Zoe INTL and Calorex mobile products we can also offer Master and Aerial units for rental and general purpose drying. These units come in a range of styles and sizes andf are a great addition to the groups range.

Zoe INTL manufacture mobile dehumidifiers in a range of sizes to suit any space. Whatever you need, Zoe INTL, Calorex, Aerial and Master have the solution.

All products are supported by an in-house applications department and nationwide service network.

Galleries

Zoe INTL dehumidifiers provide a reliable and efficient method of solving problems of excess moisture and condensation that cause damage and deterioration to ensure the safe storage of irreplaceable works of art.

Providing the correct environmental conditions to preserve these items is vital and our range of powerful dehumidifiers offer the ideal means of preserving and protecting them from humidity damage. They are equally suitable for humidity control in warehouses, castles and historic buildings where excess humidity is a significant problem without a professional dehumidification solution.

How a dehumidifier works
The high-performance dehumidifiers recirculate the air and physically remove moisture from it. This alleviates the need to continuously reheat incoming air. Not only that, the units convert energy taken out of the room as moisture to provide useful heat to warm the room, accelerating the drying process.

Effective dehumidification provides maximum protection in museums and historic buildings where priceless exhibits and artefacts are stored. For example, if the relative humidity is too high, condensation can form on surfaces and mould and rot can set in, and the rising and falling of humidity levels can cause degradation. This can, however, be avoided by maintaining the relative humidity at both correct level, and importantly at a stable level. Their functionality and easy operation make them ideal for large period properties, museums and archives and anywhere where preservation is vital.

Cost savings
Typically, as a by-product of the dehumidification process, for every unit of energy that our dehumidifier consumers, it will convert 2.5 times this amount to useable heat. The potential energy savings are huge. In fact, compared to using heating to try and control humidity levels, cost savings of 500% are not unusual. The units have built in humidity control, so will never waste energy when the correct humidity is reached, and there is no possibility of drying out the space too much.

Installation
Our dehumidifiers have a flexible design and are fully packaged, easy to install and can operate efficiently over an ambient air temperature range of between 0 and 40°C.

Zoe INTL manufacture dehumidifiers in a range of sizes to suit any space. Whatever you need, Zoe INTL, Calorex, Aerial and Master have the solution.

All products are supported by an in-house applications department and nationwide service network.

Museums

Dehumidification is essential in the preservation of artefacts, relics, records, artwork and books. Museums and libraries are custodians of our national heritage and it is imperative that they keep historical documents intact and preserved in their original state for the public to enjoy.

Providing the correct environmental conditions to preserve these items is vital and Zoe INTL’s range of powerful dehumidifiers offer the ideal means of preserving and protecting them from humidity damage. They are equally suitable for humidity control in warehouses, castles and historic buildings where excess humidity is a significant problem without a professional dehumidification solution.

How a dehumidifier works
The high-performance dehumidifiers recirculate the air and physically remove moisture from it. This alleviates the need to continuously reheat incoming air. Not only that, the units convert energy taken out of the room as moisture to provide useful heat to warm the room, accelerating the drying process.

Effective dehumidification provides maximum protection in museums and historic buildings where priceless exhibits and artefacts are stored. For example, if the relative humidity is too high, condensation can form on surfaces and mould and rot can set in, and the rising and falling of humidity levels can cause degradation. This can, however, be avoided by maintaining the relative humidity at both correct level, and importantly at a stable level. Their functionality and easy operation make them ideal for large period properties, museums and archives and anywhere where preservation is vital.

Cost savings
Typically, as a by-product of the dehumidification process, for every unit of energy that our dehumidifier consumers, it will convert 2.5 times this amount to useable heat. The potential energy savings are huge. In fact, compared to using heating to try and control humidity levels, cost savings of 500% are not unusual. The units have built in humidity control, so will never waste energy when the correct humidity is reached, and there is no possibility of drying out the space too much.

Installation
Our dehumidifiers have a flexible design and are fully packaged, easy to install and can operate efficiently over an ambient air temperature range of between 0 and 40°C.

Zoe INTL manufacture dehumidifiers in a range of sizes to suit any space. Whatever you need, Zoe INTL, Calorex, Aerial and Master have the solution.

All products are supported by an in-house applications department and nationwide service network.

Office buildings

With increasing numbers of people cycling to work it is essential that offices can provide adequate facilities for staff to dry their wet clothing. Having a drying room in the building creates a dedicated space for this instead of hanging up wet gear in the office area. With more and more companies focusing on the well-being of their staff and the environment they work in, drying rooms are an essential part of corporate social responsibility.

How a dehumidifier works

The high-performance dehumidifiers recirculate the air and physically remove moisture from it. This alleviates the need to continuously reheat incoming air. Not only that, the units convert energy taken out of the room as moisture to provide useful heat to warm the room, accelerating the drying process.

Cost savings
Calorex dehumidifiers provide an efficient and cost effective alternative to drying using heat alone. The potential energy savings are huge as every unit of energy that our dehumidifiers consume, it will convert 2.5 times this amount to usable heat. In fact, compared to traditional heat and ventilation energy, cost savings of 75% are not unusual.

Installation
You can turn any room into a drying room just by using one of our dehumidifiers. Installations can be straightforward, as it only requires positioning, connecting a power supply and drain. The units have combined heating and drying so there is no need for separate heaters, fans and extraction systems.

Zoe INTL manufacture dehumidifiers in a range of sizes to suit any space. Whatever you need, Zoe INTL, Calorex, Aerial and Master have the solution.

All products are supported by an in-house applications department and nationwide service network.

Water damage & Restoration

Zoe INTL mobile drying range has dehumidifiers to suit every application whatever size or demand.

The groups professional restoration series consists of the efficient and stylish Zoe INTL CDT dehumidifiers. They offer quick and easy control for both damage service companies and the building industry. The CDT units are renowned for their user-friendliness, great digital control and light yet robust design.

Damage control in case of flooding, burst water pipes or as a side-effect from fire fighting requires fast and efficient dehumidification. This is why damage service companies all over the world prefer the Zoe INTL CDT range of mobile dehumidifiers for the job. They are fast and energy efficient. They offer precise digital settings, service information, easy fault-finding and exact specification of hour and energy consumption as well as readings of temperature and relative humidity. On top of this they are designed for optimal transport and handling.

How a Zoe INTL dehumidifier works

All units in Zoe INTL CDT range are condensation dehumidifiers. An integral fan draws humid air into the dehumidifier and passes it through an evaporator. When the warm humid air meets the cold surface of the evaporator it condenses into water which is led to the water container. In the process the dry air is heated and returned to the room. The repeated circulation of air through the unit reduces the relative humidity, giving very rapid but gentle drying.

Easy and safe transport

The CDT units have been carefully designed for easy handling and transport. Adjustable and fixed handles ensure safe and convenient handling and operation. Big rubber wheels make the CDT’s easy to move both up and down stairs and across seemingly impassable areas. The wheels are in line with the sides of the unit to make it as narrow as possible and to protect doors and panels from unnecessary knocks. During transport and storing the CDT units can be stacked requiring as little space as possible.

Master products

As well as Zoe INTL and Calorex mobile products we can also offer Master units for rental and general purpose drying. These units come in a range of styles and sizes and are a great addition to the groups range.

Zoe INTL manufacture portable dehumidifiers in a range of sizes to suit any space. Whatever you need, Zoe INTL, Calorex, Aerial and Master have the solution.

All products are supported by an in-house applications department and nationwide service network.

Mobile Drying DH 721-772

Applications

Archives

Building Drying

Galleries

Museums

Office buildings

Water damage & Restoration