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    • - Specially developed for crawl spaces
    • - Effective dehumidification, even at low temperatures
    • - Energy-efficient and cheap to operate
    • - Designed for safe and reliable operation around the clock. Year after year.
Wood's DSC50 in Crawl space

Wood’s DSC series – designed for crawl spaces

Moisture in crawl spaces is a very common problem. High humidity can cause mould, unpleasant odours and, in the worst case, damage to the foundation of the house. Maintaining a relative humidity of around 50% reduces the risk of moisture problems and ensures a stable climate. Wood’s DSC series is specially designed for crawl spaces and combines high capacity with strong airflow to reach and remove moisture even in hard-to-reach corners. The DSC series starts and stops as needed to maintain relative humidity around 50%.

Key features for dehumidifiers for crawl spaces:

High capacity

High airflow

Effective even at low temperatures

Safe operation 24/7

Hose connection

Up to 6 years warranty

Made in Sweden

Wood's DSC50 Crawl Space

How to choose the right crawl space dehumidifier:

  • All models in the DSC series solve moisture problems in crawl spaces.
  • If you have a large crawl space divided into several rooms, you should choose the DSC95P. In addition to the highest possible capacity, you can use the included duct hose to direct the dry air to other areas.
  • The DSC95P also has a wired display so you can monitor the progress in your home without having to go down to the dehumidifier.

Wood’s dehumidifiers for crawl spaces:

Wood's DSC95P display

Wood’s dehumidifiers for crawl spaces are very easy to install:

1. Seal the valves and any cavities so that unnecessary moisture cannot enter. It is also a good idea to cover the ground with ground cloth or plastic.

2. Position the dehumidifier so that it creates circulation. Often as centrally as possible.

3. Then lay a hose to drain the condensation water into a well. If there is no well, then make a stone box for drainage:
Dig a hole 20–30 cm deep. Fill it with macadam and lead down the water hose, 2–3 decimetres in diameter is sufficient.

Then keep an eye on the humidity level using a hygrometer. The DSC95P also has a wired display with a hygrometer so you can monitor the humidity level from the entrance to the crawl space.

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