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A bright yellow dehumidifier with a black front, handle and wheels. It also has the brand "Master" in black on the front.

Dehumidifier

Please see below for product description and/or spec. For a full quote please follow the ‘Get a Quote’ process.

Where've the prices gone?

If you’re thinking that we used to have prices on our website, you're right, we did and we took them down at the start of the year.

Why did we do this?

Showing the pure hire rates, like in a traditional hire company brochure, can be problematic, especially because they only represent part of the overall charge (transport, fuel, insurance, VAT), leaving some customers feeling misled. To remedy this, we decided to switch to a fully quoted pricing setup, via our 'Get a Quote' button, which has been working well.

Comprehensive spreadsheet of rates

But if you're a trade customer who is happy with an old-school list of pre-VAT book rates, we can email you a comprehensive Excel spreadsheet of rates. If you'd like a copy, please email us on info@didcotplant.co.uk.

New Customer?

If you're a new customer or might not have hired since January 2017 please apply for either a Trade Credit Account or Cash Account.

Description

Dehumidifiers work by removing excess moisture from the air, helping to protect from damp-related damage. This is particularly important during the cold wet months, as increased humidity can slow down natural drying times. An ideal temperature for dehumidification is around 20°C so a portable heating solution should be considered when there is no existing heating.

Our heavy-duty, professional grade dehumidifiers can extract up to 45-50 litres of water per day (in perfect conditions).

Moisture Meter

Faithfull Moisture MeterWe stock the Faithfull Moisture Meter that can be purchased to complement the hire of one of our dehumidifiers.

It gives a moisture content reading as a percentage and can be used to measure the moisture content in timber, mortar, concrete and plaster.

As a general guideline up to 16% moisture content is considered to be acceptable, 16-20% is borderline and above 20% is concerning.

So, if you’ve had a leak or have a damp problem that needs tackling with a dehumidifier you can take readings throughout the drying out process and are able to make an informed decision as to progress and when the dehumidifier is no longer required.

Additional costs associated with this item

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    Insurance

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