Dehumidification

Industrial and commercial dehumidification

Condair offers a comprehensive range of both desiccant and condensing dehumidifiers. This allows the most appropriate solution to be provided for a client's project, without any technology bias.

Systems are highly configurable with additional cooling modules, heat recovery and external condensers. Alongside this superior technology, Condair offers expert guidance on product selection and sizing with extensive application knowledge.

Why is dehumidification so important?

Controlling humidity is essential for creating healthy, safe and efficient indoor environments. While low humidity can create problems, excessive moisture in the air can be equally damaging. Effective dehumidification removes excess humidity, helping to protect people, buildings, products and processes from the negative effects of damp conditions.

One of the most important reasons for dehumidification is the prevention of condensation and mould growth. When warm, humid air comes into contact with cooler surfaces, moisture can condense and accumulate on walls, windows, ceilings and equipment. Over time, this can lead to mould, mildew, corrosion and material deterioration. Maintaining appropriate humidity levels helps prevent these issues, protecting both building structures and indoor environments.

Dehumidification also supports occupant health and comfort. Excess moisture can encourage the growth of mould, fungi, dust mites and other allergens that can negatively affect indoor air quality. By keeping humidity under control, dehumidification helps create cleaner, fresher and more comfortable spaces for people to live and work in.

In commercial and industrial environments, humidity control is often critical to maintaining product quality and operational reliability. Excess moisture can damage sensitive materials, affect manufacturing processes, cause packaging failures and lead to corrosion of equipment. Industries such as pharmaceuticals, food production, warehousing, archives, electronics and power generation applications frequently rely on dehumidification to ensure consistent conditions and protect valuable assets.

Dehumidification can also improve efficiency and reduce maintenance requirements. Preventing moisture-related damage helps extend the lifespan of buildings, equipment and stored goods while reducing downtime, repair costs and operational disruptions. Maintaining the correct humidity level allows facilities to operate more reliably and sustainably over the long term.

Ultimately, dehumidification is about maintaining the right balance of moisture in the air. Whether the goal is to improve indoor air quality, prevent condensation and mould, protect valuable products, preserve sensitive materials or support critical industrial processes, controlling excess humidity is a fundamental part of creating safe, productive and efficient environments.

Overview of our local websites worldwide

Our global overview provides general insights into our technologies. For detailed product information and availability in your country, please select your local website from the list below or click on the map.

Cern, Meyrin (Geneva), Switzerland

CERN, the European Organization for Nuclear Research, is a leading institution in modern physics and nuclear research. It attracts international scientists and engineers to explore the fundamental properties of the universe, notably through its Large Hadron Collider, where atoms are accelerated to nearly the speed of light and collide.

Visitors to CERN can gain engaging insights into particle physics at the Globe of Science and Innovation. This interactive exhibit offers a deeper understanding of CERN's fascinating research projects, while our Condair RS steam humidifiers ensure optimal air moisture levels for a comfortable experience.

Royal Albert Hall

The Royal Albert Hall is probably the best-known concert building in Great Britain. Around two million guests a year enjoy acoustic cultural delights ranging from rock to classical music. Condair steam humidifiers ensure a perfect humidity in the organ chamber so that wooden parts maintain their integrity and shape, and move over each other perfectly, as they were designed to do.

Apple Campus, Cupertino

Cupertino, California, located close to San Francisco, is home to the headquarters of American technology company Apple. The building was designed by British architect Norman Foster, who realized the idea of an oversized ring in connection with the former Apple Campus at Infinite Loop No. 1 in Cupertino.

At a diameter of almost half a mile, the building complex offers a massive 2.8 million sq ft of usable space and accommodates 12,000 employees. The ring surrounds a 1.4 million sq ft park featuring rest areas, cafés, sports facilities and a rainbow-colored festival stage that was inaugurated by Lady Gaga in 2018. Powered entirely by renewable energy, the building features a 17-megawatt rooftop solar array and energy-efficient evaporative cooling from Condair.

BMW Welt

BMW World is located in an important location in Munich between the BMW four-cylinder and the Olympic Park. It was opened in October 2007 and has since provided space for exhibitions, the delivery of new vehicles and events.The open design was developed by the architects Himmelb(l)au and is characterized by the striking double cone at the southern tip of the building. This has a diameter of 40 meters, is around 30 meters high andmade of 680 tons of steel. Condair DL hybrid humidifiers are used to provide visitors and employees with a pleasant and hygienic room climate.

Hourglass, Amsterdam

The Hourglass in Amsterdam's Zuidas business district is particularly striking due to its unusual structure and light-colored natural stone facade. Designed by Dutch star architects Dam Partner,the architecture of the 80-meter-high building complex is hourglass-shaped and based on the artwork of Romanian sculptor Constantin Brâncusi.The Hourglass is a mixed-use development with 21,000 square meters of offices, 700 square meters of retail and restaurant space, and a luxury hotel with 115 apartments for long-term stays.Condair hybrid humidifiers ensure comfortable and healthy room air humidity.

Talan Towers

Talan Towers is the first high-end mixed-use development in Astana that creates a new level of lifestyle and luxury experience in the capital. It aims to become the pre-eminent destination point in Astana, and hopes to become emblematic of the city and its growing power prominence.

The Louvre Museum

The Louvre Museum is located within the Louvre Palace in the 1st arrondissement of Paris. It houses some of the world's most famous works of Western art, including the Mona Lisa and the Venus de Milo. With approximately 783,000 sq ft of exhibition rooms and galleries, it is the largest art museum in the world, ahead of the State Hermitage Museum (719,500 sq ft) and the National Museum of China (699,700 sq ft).

Various Condair humidity control technologies (Condair DL, RS, ME, DC) help to maintain the ideal room humidity for the preservation of the exhibits and the well-being of staff and visitors.

Dancing House, Prague - Czech Republic

Condair EL steam humidifiers deliver precise, hygienic humidity control in Prague‚ the iconic Dancing House‚ the Frank Gehry‚ the world-famous Fred and Ginger‚ deconstructivist masterpiece on the Vltava riverbank.

Capital Airport, Beijing

Measured by passenger volume of roughly 84 million passengers annually, the Beijing Capital Airport is the second biggest airport in the world. The massive steel and glass construction at Terminal 3 was designed by Sir Norman Foster. It covers an area of 1.3 million m2, making it the biggest building in the world. The architecture of the airport tries to combine elements of traditional Chinese architecture with modern ones. The bright red columns and the dull golden roof are meant to evoke the imperial palaces and temples of Beijing. Triangular skylights allow the terminal to appear bright and airy and optimal humidity is maintained by the hybrid humidifiers by Condair.

Sydney Opera House

The Sydney Opera House is a multi-venue performing arts center in Sydney, Australia, identified as one of the 20th century's most distinctive buildings. Though its name suggests a single venue, the building comprises multiple performance venues which together are among the busiest of performing arts centers & dash hosting well over 1,500 performances annually, attended by more than 1.2 million people. Condair evaporative and steam humidifiers are helping to maintain the ideal indoor environment, to preserve the integrity of the wooden interiors, the musical instruments, the vocal performance of the artists and the health of the public.

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