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Why is humidity control important to Air Handling Units?

Air handling units are used in a wide variety of applications but where humidity control is required it is essential to include a humidifier to add moisture to bring low moisture content outside air up to the condition required.

Adiabatic systems such as evaporative, spray nozzles and ultrasonics are also used to reduce humidifier energy use and provide free cooling in industrial applications.
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Benefits

Specially engineered humidifiers integrated into the air handling unit (AHU) allow for ultra-precise environmental management, achieving a tight tolerance of up to +/-1% relative humidity (RH). This guarantees stable, highly reliable indoor conditions for sensitive applications.

Utilising adiabatic systems, such as spray nozzles, ultrasonics, or evaporative media within the AHU adds necessary moisture while naturally lowering the air temperature. This reduces the mechanical cooling load and shrinks the heating coil size needed to achieve occupant comfort.

When project timescales are tight, you can bypass long manufacturing lead times by choosing pre-configured, off-the-shelf humidification systems. These standardised units are optimised for quick delivery and fast, straightforward integration into standard AHU designs.

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