Condenser dehumidifiers

Condensation

— models operating on the principle of an air conditioner - removal of excess humidity is carried out by condensation of water vapor. To do this, the design of such dryers includes an evaporator and a condenser, and refrigerant circulates through the system circuit. The device forcibly draws in humid air from the room and directs it through the evaporator, where the flows are cooled to the dew point and condensation falls. The collected moisture is sent to a special tank or removed through drainage. At the next stage, the fan in the dehumidifier design drives the air masses through the condenser, which warms them up a little and removes dry warm air outside. The vast majority of household models fall into the category of condensation dryers.