For Comfort and Health: Choosing a Dehumidifier

Humidity is not just a standard part of a daily weather forecast. When humidity levels are elevated indoors, it negatively affects the well-being of the people working in such environments. If high humidity is present in a living space, its impact can be even more harmful. Especially considering the fact that not only people suffer, but the buildings themselves: facades lose their appeal, renovations have only short-term effects, and new buildings age more quickly. All these issues can be avoided by using air dehumidifiers.

These devices carefully monitor the humidity levels at the designated location and adjust them as needed — either decreasing or increasing. It’s hard to say which type of dehumidifier is best — likely all of them, if chosen correctly for a specific task. Foreign companies that were pioneers in producing dehumidifiers now offer a wide range of models. Among them, consumers are especially interested in mobile versions that can be easily moved, as well as floor-standing and wall-mounted units available in various styles. You can even choose a model that matches the room's interior or a particular zone. Naturally, dehumidifiers vary in performance — from ten to one hundred twenty liters per day. This is the main criterion specialists use to determine their application: domestic, industrial, or semi-industrial.

After the era of general shortages came to an end, household appliances and electronics began to be freely imported into Russia. Dehumidifiers made up a small portion of these shipments at first, but over time their presence grew, as people recognized how useful they are — both at home and at work. Russian consumers were given a wide selection of devices for combating excess indoor moisture. Many chose the Dantherm dehumidifier — a Danish brand renowned worldwide for its equipment. And to this day, consumers remain loyal to their choice.

Dantherm specializes in manufacturing, upgrading, and supplying two types of dehumidifiers: mobile and stationary. All units under this brand operate based on the so-called condensation principle, which is particularly effective in small swimming pools. Undeniable advantages of Dantherm devices include high durability, lightweight design, and the ability of the CDP 35 and CDP 45 series to be easily installed even in pools that are already in full use. Installation of these units does not interfere with the functioning of other systems, which is crucial in modern settings.