Excessive ice build up within cold stores presents a variety of challenges to operators.

Dehumidification in cold stores using our desiccant dehumidification systems can be used to solve the common problems associated with cold storage chambers. This is achieved by significantly reducing the moisture present in loading bays and by the targeted distribution of low dewpoint air at specific points. Together this ensures that air being drawn into the refrigerated chamber during door usage is as dry as is practically possible.  

Our solution leads to;

• Reduction in health and safety issues commonly found within cold storage facilities such as human and machinery slip hazards and ice falling from ceilings
• Improved visibility at entrances through a reduction in mist and fog
• Bar code on pallets not being obscured by frost
• Reduction in product loss from frost damage 
• Maintaining of evaporator efficiency by reducing moisture freezing on coils leading to energy savings and the reduction in evaporator defrost cycles required. This in turn maintains a more stable temperature within the chambers
• Reduced need for costly ice removal maintenance activities