EXECUTIVE REPORT continued
Corroventa’s K3 ES condensing dryer has remote monitoring capability.
form a grid over the affected surface. Drying air is then applied throughout the cells and diverted towards the target area via outlets in the components for faster results. Items like carpets can be dried in between two layers of cells.
Edge’s fleet includes dryers from Swedish manufacturer, Corroventa, which also exhibited at the Flood Expo. European Rental Manager, Ian Poole, says the company’s machines are designed to have a compact footprint for easy storage and transportation, and to be lifted by one person. Models in the ES range of condensing dryers have been developed for low energy consumption and high efficiency, and can be used with a new remote monitoring system, called SuperVision, available next February.
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Ebac Industrial Products showed a new range of dryers with heavy-duty, rotational-moulded housings, which the company is shortly to start manufacturing in-house. Models include the RM85 dehumidifier, available in 230V and dual 110V/230V versions. Designed for low running costs, the machine can be fitted with a remote monitoring facility, enabling it to be controlled via a computer or smartphone.
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It can also log running time and operating costs, which is useful for insurers when settling restoration claims. With a recent report suggesting that up to five million homes in England could be at risk of flooding in the future, such considerations can only grow in their importance.
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