by Stege | Jun 8, 2017 | Posts
Is the absolute dehumidifying capacity affected by ambient temperature and humidity? Rosahl membranes remove moisture from an enclosure. The manufacturer publishes dehumidifying capacity at 30° C and 60% RH as an indication of performance. This is not the absolute...
by Stege | Jun 6, 2017 | Accessories, Posts
Open and enclosed power supplies To ensure reliable operation of Rosahl membrane dehumidifiers under all operating conditions it is important to use a switching power supply (PSU) with the performance specified in the relevant membrane specification sheet. Service...
by Stege | May 16, 2017 | Posts
Is Rosahl waterproof? Rosahl dehumidifiers work by passing gasses through the polymer membrane to the outside of an enclosure. To achieve this, they must be porous to gas and vapour. However, they are not porous to solid particles or liquids under normal conditions....
by Stege | Apr 25, 2017 | Posts, Using Rosahl
Micro-dehumidifiers are used to air-dry small enclosures and cabinets up to 4m³. This removes the risk of moisture damage and condensation. They are used in electrical cabinets, instruments CCTV and a wide range of other applications. One of the many benefits of solid...
by Stege | Apr 11, 2017 | Posts
Designed for industrial and commercial applications, Rosahl micro-dehumidifiers use a solid polymer membrane to remove moisture from sealed enclosures when a low voltage is applied. The products cover volumes from one litre to 4m³. A small cut-out is made in...
by Stege | Apr 4, 2017 | Posts
Rosahl is a unique, low power electric micro-dehumidifier for enclosures from under one litre up to 4m³. It uses a polymer membrane electrolyte, driven from a 3V DC power source. This is usually supplied from a transformer, but when correctly applied, it can be...
