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Used extensively following flooding or water damage a Master dehumidifier when placed in an affected room will when used within its operating temperature range effectively remove excess moisture. Another great use for a dehumidifier is for drying Plaster allowing you to finish decorating the room even sooner.
MASTER DHP65DV
SIX OF THE BEST MASTER DEHUMIDIFIERS MASTER DH62DV
MASTER DH44DV
MASTER DEHU
MASTER DH732
MASTER DH26
MASTER DH720
MASTER DEHUMIDIFIER SPECIFICATION CHART: MODEL NUMBER:
Voltage:
Power Consumption: Air Displacement: Extraction Capacity: Tank Capacity: Suits Room Size:
Automatic Shut Off : Built In Hydrostat:
Continuous Operation: Weight:
DH720 240 Volt
370 Watts 215 m3
/h
20 Litres 24H 5.5 Litre 50m3 Yes Yes Yes
13kg DH26 240 Volt
620 Watts 350 m3
/5
27 Litres 24H 8 Litres 115m3 Yes Yes Yes
30kg
DH732 240 Volt
680 Watts 160 m3
/h
30 Litres 24H 6.5 Litres 65m3 Yes Yes Yes
22kg
DH44DV
Dual Voltage 780 Watts 480 m3
/h
40 Litres 24H 11 Litres 160m3 Yes Yes Yes
43kg
DH62DV
Dual Voltage 950 Watts 480 m3
/h
52 Litres 24H 11 Litres 160m3 Yes Yes Yes
45kg
ELITE SUBMERSIBLE & RESIDUE WATER PUMPS MODEL NUMBER:
Pump Type: Outlet:
Voltage: Input Plug:
Rated Power: Flow Rate:
Max Head Height: Material Intake:
Thermal Protection: SPK450 SPT500 SPK450M
SPK450M Submersible 2 Inch (50mm) 110 Volt 16 Amp
450 Watts 260 Lpm 11 Metres Dirty Water Included
DHP65DV Dual Voltage 880 Watts 580 m3
/h
52 Litres 24H 16 Litres 167m3 Yes Yes Yes
45kg
SPT500
Submersible 2 Inch (50mm) 110 Volt 16 Amp
500 Watts 210 Lpm 12 Metres
SPK450 Residue
1 Inch (25mm) 110 Volt 16 Amp
450 Watts 85 Lpm
Sucks Down To 2mm
Solids To 7mm Dirty Water Included
Included Both SPK450M & SPK500 Available With Automatic Float Switches
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