COMBATS MOULD, CONDENSATION & DAMP
Protect your health and home from the harmful effects of excess humidity with this fast-dry 10L desiccant dehumidifier from electriQ. Suitable for flats and houses up to 6 bedrooms, this powerful yet incredibly energy efficient dehumidifier provides a cost-effective solution in combating damp, mould and condensation.
EFFICIENT PERFORMANCE
It's a desiccant dehumidifier which means it can function at temperatures close to freezing. It makes a perfect option for use also in outbuildings or unheated areas such as garages, cellars and caravans. It also makes it incredibly efficient compared with compressor models 10L desiccant being equivalent to 30 litres compressor dehumidifier. Also, it can function as a standalone heater.
EFFICIENT PERFORMANCE
If the humidity is too high, then your home is at risk of mould, but airborne viruses like flu can survive longer if it's too low. Thankfully, the dehumidifier boasts a digital display at the front of the unit that shows you the current humidity level in the room, so you only have to look over to see what percentage it is to know whether the humidity is too low, too high or just right. We suggest anywhere between 50% - 60%, and you'll be fine!
BREATHE A SIGH OF RELIEF
This model even comes with a series of filters to help improve the air quality even further. It boasts an ioniser and UV filter that work to remove any airborne pollutants and kill bacteria. There's also a HEPA and Activated Carbon filter to help keep that musky smell of mould and mildew at bay and trap dust mites, pollen and other nasty things from the air with 99.97% efficiency! It's perfect for those who suffer from asthma or allergies.
HEAT YOUR ROOM
As well as functioning as a powerful dehumidifier, the DESD9L can be used as a dedicated heater too! It features a built-in thermostat, which means you're able to set the room to your desired temperature, anywhere between 16 - 30ºC. It's perfect for areas with adequate heating but are prone to damp such as garages or basements.
