Air Dry Outdoor 3000 m³/hr Series Desiccant Dehumidifier
The Air Dry Outdoor 3000 m³/hr Series Desiccant Dehumidifier from TFT Dry Air Solutions is purpose-built for outdoor installation, providing robust and efficient humidity control for large commercial and industrial environments. With a drying capacity of 5.1 kg/h and dry airflow of 3000 m³/hr, this unit is engineered to perform reliably under challenging conditions where space or indoor installation options are limited.
Key Features
Outdoor-Ready Design: Fully weatherproof unit designed for external installation.
High Performance: 5.1 kg/h drying capacity with 3000 m³/hr airflow.
Industrial Strength: Built for demanding applications and continuous operation.
Flexible Integration: Easily connects with existing ductwork or air-handling systems.
Low Maintenance: Durable construction with accessible components for service.
Technical Specifications
Model Range: Air Dry Outdoor 3000 Series
Dry Airflow: 3000 m³/hr
Drying Capacity: 5.1 kg/h
Installation Type: Outdoor / External mounting
Power Supply: 400 V
Construction: Weatherproof galvanised steel enclosure, powder coated
Control: Electronic control panel with humidity setpoint adjustment
Integration: Compatible with ducted air-handling systems
Applications
Perfect for large industrial operations facilities requiring outdoor-mounted humidity control systems
Cold Storage
Food and Meat Production
Warehouses
Pharmaceutical environments
Humiscope partners with clients across Australia to deliver the right humidity control systems for every environment - indoors or out. Contact us today to discuss your project and get your free, no-obligation quote.
See How Our Systems Perform in Real Environments
Australia has a variety of climate zones with the northern section influenced by a more tropical climate. As such, it is hot and humid for most of the year. This can play havoc with industries who rely on cold stores and freezers for storing and shipping their products.
There is a solution and a variety of housekeeping checks and maintenance that can be put in place to help alleviate the problems that arise when the outdoor air inevitably mixes with refrigerated areas.