Industrial and Commercial Desiccant Dehumidifiers
Engineered for Precision Humidity Control in Demanding Industrial Applications
At Humiscope, we help clients across Australia achieve precise humidity control with our industrial and commercial desiccant dehumidifiers. Every project begins with a detailed consultation to understand your environment, process, and goals. We then specify and, when required, custom design the right system for your application - ensuring performance, reliability, and long-term efficiency.
Trusted Across Industries Where Humidity Matters
Engineered Sizing and Design Support Included
Our desiccant dehumidifiers are used across processing, manufacturing, storage and transport - applications where stable humidity is critical for product quality, safety, and process efficiency.
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Explore Our Desiccant Dehumidifier Range
Commercial Desiccant Dehumidifiers
Air Dry 150–300 m³/hr Series
Compact desiccant dehumidifier providing reliable humidity control for small commercial and process environments.
Air Dry 300–1,250 m³/hr Series
Energy-efficient dehumidifier delivering consistent moisture control in light industrial and commercial spaces.
Air Dry 800–1,100 m³/hr Series
Mid-capacity dehumidifier with electric or steam regeneration for precise drying in industrial applications.
“I have always found Humiscope to be super helpful with any enquiries or quotes, their products to be of a very high quality while still being extremely well priced and their after sales service to be impeccable.
In addition, Humiscope has the ability to service any existing Dehumidifier with a response time and professionalism significantly above what their competitors can provide. I highly recommend them.”
~ Bruce Dupreez | QLD Service Manager, Gordon Brothers Industries
Industrial Desiccant Dehumidifiers
Air Dry 1,000–3,100 m³/hr Series
High-performance desiccant dehumidifier ensuring stable humidity control in manufacturing and storage environments.
Air Dry 3,000–6,500 Industrial Dehumidifier
Electric or hot water regeneration – versatile design.
Air Dry 7,000–25,000 m³/hr Series
Large-capacity industrial desiccant dehumidifier engineered for ultra-dry environments and high-volume process air applications.
Air Dry Performance (ADP) 2,000–9,500
Gas-fired regeneration, high-efficiency drying. Thicker rotors for low dew point control.
Air Dry Outdoor (ADO) 1,500–4,500
Weatherproof outdoor desiccant dehumidifier engineered for reliable, year-round humidity control in industrial and commercial environments.
Air Dry Indoor (ADI) 1,500–4,500 m³/hr Series
Indoor desiccant dehumidifier designed for cold rooms and low-temperature environments requiring precise humidity control.
Please note: The above is only a selection. At Humiscope we offer both standard and custom designed desiccant dehumidifiers. We can tailor dehumidifiers specific to our clients’ requirements.
“It was clear from the start Humiscope had a thorough technical understanding of the requirements necessary to design and build a low dew point environment. Not only that, they listened to our requirements, provided realistic timeframes, and delivered on their promise.”
~ Dr Lee Finniear, CEO, Li-S Energy - READ THE CASE STUDY
We’re proud to partner with TFT Dry Air Solutions (Italy) - a global leader in desiccant dehumidifier technology, to bring world-class humidity control systems to Australia.
DEHUMIDIFIER SERVICE and MAINTENANCE
Humiscope have technicians and engineers throughout Australia that masterfully combat humidity control issues.
We have three dehumidifier service technicians based in Queensland, with specialised training in dehumidification technology.
We have clients from a diverse range of industries using a variety of desiccant dehumidifier brands including TFT, HiDew, Dantherm, Fisair and Munters Dehumidifiers.
We provide prompt and friendly expert service and advice
FAQ
Whether you’re comparing dehumidifier technologies or looking to understand how desiccant systems perform in specialised conditions, our FAQ section provides clear, practical answers. Explore the insights below to learn how desiccant dehumidifiers work, where they excel, and what to expect in terms of operation, maintenance, and long-term reliability.
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A desiccant dehumidifier works by passing air through a rotating desiccant wheel to extract moisture from the air. As the wheel rotates, a small portion of the rotor is used to reactivate the wheel. In this portion the desiccant is heated so the moisture is released and is then ducted out from the dehumidified space.
Desiccant Dehumidifiers work unhindered in extremely low temperatures or when low dew point is required. As there is no actual water produced during the process, these units work successfully in sub-zero temperatures.
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Desiccant dehumidifiers perform exceptionally well when used in cooler temperatures, or when a low dew point is required. As there is no actual water produced during the process, these units can work effectively at sub-zero temperatures.
In comparison, refrigerant systems are more economical at higher temperatures i.e. 20° C. They are also particularly useful in the early stage of flood restorations.
Find out more and see the internal systems of each type in action
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Desiccant dehumidifiers excel in cold or low-humidity environments where refrigerant models lose efficiency - such as cold rooms, industrial freezers, unheated warehouses, or industrial drying applications.
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Yes, but maintenance is typically minimal. Periodic filter cleaning or replacement, checking air inlets and outlets for blockages, and scheduled servicing of the rotor and heater system help maintain peak efficiency and longevity.
We service any brand dehumidifier, regardless of make or model. Find out more about Humiscope Service and Maintenance
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Absolutely. Many commercial and industrial desiccant models are designed for continuous operation, ideal for controlled environments where humidity must be consistently managed.
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With proper maintenance, high-quality desiccant systems often operate reliably for 15–20+ years, making them a long-term investment in safety, performance, and operational efficiency.