Controlling Humidity

The Warm Fresh Air Dehumidifier for Bathrooms is a fully automated bathroom fan. It has dual actions for both intake and extraction of air.  Not only does it remove steamy air after your shower, but warms fresh external air as it draws it into the building. This unique feature is available using a single vent to the outside, that will fit on to your existing 4 inch fan vent.

The unit is completely automatic and conditions the air in your bathroom with internal humidity control, external temperature sensor, light switch timed overrun, movement detector and options including air quality control of both intake and ambient room air.

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If the warm air unit is a wee bit too expensive for you, try the extractor only option - this is a similar unit, but without the warm air input.  It runs in trickle mode all the time, making sure that your home always has a constant air change. When humidity levels rise, it detects this and goes into turbo mode to remove the excess moisture.

Humidity controlled 'Dryvent' bathroom extraction

 

Budget option:

There is a second option, a little less expensive, which is a unit that only comes on when the humidity reaches a certain level.  Personally, I prefer the Dryvent unit, but if money is tight, you might like to use the Wolf unit instead:

Humidity controlled bathroom extraction

Kitchens are the worst source of humidity I ever come across - moisture from fridges, cooking, gas hobs, dishwashers, washing machines - all of these things cause huge amounts of moisture that finds its way into your home.  Very few kitchens have extractors that vent to an outside wall - charcoal filters in cooker hoods do nothing.  The RHL kitchen vent extracts humid air and replaces it with warm dry air - these are a MUST HAVE in your kitchen.

The RHL kitchen dehumidifier

If a warm air unit is too expensive, you can opt to fit the RHL kitchen extractor.  These have two major benefits over anything else on the market:  

• They have a stainless steel filter that can be washed in your dishwasher.  
• They incorporate a data logger which is especially useful in rental properties, which records temperature, humidity and fan operation to keep a record of conditions in the room.

If the warm air unit is a wee bit too expensive for you, try the extractor only option - this is a similar unit, but without the warm air input.  It runs in trickle mode all the time, making sure that your home always has a constant air change. When humidity levels rise, it detects this and goes into turbo mode to remove the excess moisture.

The RHL Dryvent kitchen humidity controlled extractor

Budget Option:

As with the bathroom units, there is a slightly less expensive model that only runs when humidity levels are high.  I prefer the Dryvent option, but this is a budget unit that will certainly help:

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