Smart Rink Dry
Desiccant dehumidification in your ice rink means an end to fog, dripping, and mold because it is the only reasonable way to get very low humidity air and improve the quality of your ice.
A Smart Rink Dehumidifier unit has few moving parts, is simple, and reduces electrical loads by transferring the dehumidification duty and most of the latent load from the ice plant. Suitable for seasonal ice rinks, this all-electric dehumidifier includes waste heat recovery, unit energy consumption monitoring and full onboard PLC.
PRODUCT DESCRIPTION:
Compact desiccant dehumidifier designed to operate efficiently and effectively remove moisture.
- 460V or 575V electric reactivation
- 2,500 scfm
Efficient
- Rink dirty filter signal
- Automatic humidity control
- Reactivation dirty filter signal
Reliable
- Filter Inspection Indicator
- Critical Component Inspection
Safe
- High Temperature Alarm
- Rotor Rotation Failure Alarm
- Rink Fan Failure Alarm
- Reactivation Fan Failure Alarm
- Reactivation Heater Failure Alarm
Competitive features
- Stainless steel exterior and interior
- BacNET & ModBUS Compatible
- Optional Waste Heat Recovery Coil
- Microprocessor controller
- Whole Unit CSA Approval
Smart features
- Remotely Adjust Rink Humidity
- Moisture Removal Rate
- Unit Operation Trend Data
- Unit Energy Usage
- Excessive Humdity Indication
- Excessive Cycling Indication
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