Moisture in crawl spaces, basements and similar areas can quickly lead to mould, odours and damage to the building’s structure. Damage that can be very expensive to repair. Wood’s DSC95P is designed to effectively protect these vulnerable spaces by removing large amounts of moisture while creating even air circulation. With the duct connection, the dry, warm air is directed where it is most needed, ensuring that the entire space is dehumidified \u2013 not just the immediate vicinity of the dehumidifier.<\/p>\n
The DSC95P has a capacity of 42 litres per day and a powerful airflow of up to 300 m\u00b3\/h. Together with the included duct hose, this ensures that large spaces are kept free of moisture, even if they are divided into several rooms.<\/p>\n
Manufactured in Sweden, with sturdy legs and a robust stainless steel construction, the DSC95P is built to last. You can easily control it and monitor the humidity and temperature with the external control panel. It is connected to a 2-metre cable (included and can be extended if necessary), which means you don’t have to crawl into the crawl space. The condensation water is automatically drained away without a water tank via the supplied drainage hose, and the built-in pump can lift the water up to 10 metres, providing great flexibility during installation. The DSC95P restarts automatically after a power failure, ensuring a dry, safe environment around the clock, all year round.<\/p>\n
Wood’s DSC95P is a condensation dehumidifier that combines durability and advanced technology. It is equipped with Wood’s patented i-EcoDefrost, an intelligent defrosting system that maximises energy efficiency and ensures consistent and reliable dehumidification, even at temperatures as low as +2\u00b0C. This is something that many other condensation dehumidifiers cannot handle. Unlike sorption dehumidifiers (which are common in crawl spaces), it is significantly more energy efficient, has much lower operating and purchase costs, and requires less maintenance. Another important advantage is that no expensive installation or complicated piping is required other than directing the condensation water to an existing drain or simply digging a stone pit.<\/p>\n
1.\u00a0\u00a0Seal the vents and, if possible, lay down a ground cloth\u00a0to prevent unnecessary inflow of moist air.
\n2.\u00a0\u00a0Place the dehumidifier centrally\u00a0in the crawl space for best air distribution.
\n3.\u00a0\u00a0Drain the condensation water\u00a0using the drainage hose provided. If there is no drain, you can dig a simple stone pit (20\u201330 cm deep, filled with macadam) and lead the hose down into it.
\n4.\u00a0\u00a0Connect the duct hose\u00a0to distribute dry air to distant parts of the foundation or create better circulation.
\n5.\u00a0\u00a0Place the control panel near the entrance\/opening\u00a0to easily monitor the humidity level without having to enter the crawl space.
\nWith the DSC95P, you get a powerful dehumidifier with a pump. Designed to ensure a moisture-free, safe environment in your crawl space or other similar areas for a long time.<\/p>\n