BEURER Air dehumidifier LE 30

The air found in rooms is made up of a mixture of gases and always contains a certain amount of water (inthe form of vapour), which determines the humidity level within a room. The higher the room temperature, the more humidity the room air can take on. When the room temperature drops, air releases humidity into the room. Condensation builds and this can then settle on walls or windows, for example, and can lead to undesirable damage such as mould, rot, corrosion or other damage caused by damp.

To prevent such damage from occurring, the air dehumidifier draws humidity out of the ambient air so that no condensation can form on walls or windows.