THE HIRE SUPPLY COMPANY (UK) LIMITED


REDUCE YOUR EMISSIONS! BY CHOOSING A MASTER DEHUMIDIFIER YOU CAN


CONTRIBUTE IN REDUCING THE EMISSIONS PRODUCED


Global Warming Potential (GWP) is a measure of how destructive a climate pollutant is to the environment. Refrigerant gases today are often thousands of times more polluting than carbon dioxide (CO2


) Gas Type: R410A


GWP Rating: 2088kg Using R410A produces enough CO2


e equivalent to fly economy: 22,720 miles...


That’s from London to Sydney and back plus an EXTRA 4000 miles!


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NEW DHP20 240 VOLT COMPACT DEHUMIDIFIER WITH PUMP


3 Gas: R1234YF 3 Built In Discharge Pump For Continuous Operation


3 16 Litres Per 24 Hours 3 Built In Hydrostat 3 Automatic Shut Off 3 Simple Dial Controls 3 Permanent Drain Facility


AVAILABLE AUG 2022


Gas Type: R1234YF GWP Rating: 4kg


Using R1234YF ONLY produces enough CO2


e equivalent to fly economy: 44 miles


That’s from London Heathrow to London Gatwick and back!


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3 Gas: R290 3 Dual Voltage 110 & 240 Volt 3 Digital Humidity Sensor 3 Built In Hydrostat 3 Automatic Shut Off 3 Water Tank Optional Extra 3 Built In Discharge Pump For Continuous Operation


Gas Type: R290


GWP Rating: 3kg Using R290 ONLY produces enough CO2


economy: 33 miles


That’s from Liverpool to Manchester oneway!


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MASTER DEHUMIDIFIERS ONLY USE R290 & R1234YF REFRIGERANT GAS!


NEW DHP55DV DUAL VOLTAGE DEHUMIDIFIER WITH PUMP


IN STOCK NOW *Data provided from source: GHG Protocol


Sales Contact Details: Nottingham: 0115 946 1988 I London: 0208 830 8333 Email: sales@hscgroupuk.co.uk I www.hscgroupuk.co.uk


The Hire Supply Company (UK) Limited Terms & Conditions Apply AT All Times E&OE e equivalent to fly


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