Humidity regulator
Run by energy created from recycled cooling components, the Munters DryCool Standard allows owners to independently control temperature and humidity. Working alongside an existing air conditioner or energy recovery ventilator, the DryCool affects the humidity only when levels exceed a set point, allowing the product to be cost-efficient.
By Consulting-Specifying Engineer Staff
Run by energy created from recycled cooling components, the Munters DryCool Standard allows owners to independently control temperature and humidity. Working alongside an existing air conditioner or energy recovery ventilator, the DryCool affects the humidity only when levels exceed a set point, allowing the product to be cost-efficient. The DryCool Standard can process 1,000 to 16,000 cfm of makeup air.
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