Dehumidifiers

Dehumidifier hire helps commercial and industrial sites control excess moisture, manage relative humidity and support drying after leaks, water damage or planned works. Cross Rental Services supplies industrial and desiccant dehumidifiers for building drying, storage, manufacturing and process environments.

 

Portable and higher-capacity units can be used alongside compatible fans, heaters and ducting where a wider drying setup is needed. Specialist Munters IceDry equipment supports humidity and frost control in cold stores and freezers, while Fral desiccant dehumidifiers provide controlled drying and low-humidity operation. The right equipment can be selected around site temperature, relative humidity and moisture load.

CRS450 Desiccant Dehumidifier

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FR2050 Desiccant Dehumidifier

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IceDry 1400 Desiccant Dehumidifier

  • Specially developed for cold store installation
  • Less electrical and mechanical failures, less downtime
  • Thermostat-controlled heating fan within the electrical panel
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BD1000 Dual Voltage Industrial Dehumidifier

  • Easy clean - hinges open for access to all components
  • Anti-clog design - reduces dust accumulation
  • Fully portable, sturdy handle- large semi-pneumatic wheels
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XRC 35 LT

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Powerblow Carpet Dryer

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Ordos

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Sonoran

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Kalahari 250

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Frequently Asked Questions

Answers to the questions we hear most often. If yours is not here, get in touch and we will be happy to help.

When is a desiccant dehumidifier suitable?

Desiccant dehumidifiers are used for controlled drying and humidity management, including applications where lower humidity conditions are needed. The right unit depends on the temperature, room volume, moisture load and target relative humidity. The required conditions help determine which model is suitable.

Can dehumidifiers be used after water damage?

Yes. Dehumidifiers can support drying following leaks or water ingress once the source of the moisture has been addressed. Depending on the affected area and materials, compatible heaters, fans and ducting may also be useful. Equipment selection depends on the moisture present and the conditions on site.

Can dehumidifiers be combined with heaters and fans?

Yes. Compatible heating and air movement equipment can be used with dehumidifiers as part of a wider drying setup. The combination depends on the room temperature, moisture load and drying objective. Related heating and air movement equipment can also be supplied where needed.

What is the difference between a desiccant and refrigerant dehumidifier?

Desiccant dehumidifiers remove moisture using a moisture-absorbing material, while refrigerant dehumidifiers cool air to condense water vapour. Desiccant equipment can be useful in cooler environments or where lower relative humidity is needed. Performance varies with temperature and moisture load, so the right technology depends on the site conditions and drying objective.

Can dehumidifiers be used in cold stores and freezer environments?

Yes. Specialist equipment such as the Munters IceDry is designed for humidity and frost control in cold stores and freezer environments. It can help manage moisture introduced through door openings and other sources. Operating temperature, airflow and site layout determine the appropriate equipment configuration.