Davis Instruments Air-Dryr Marine Dehumidifier

Davis Air-Dryr Marine Dehumidifier

The Davis Air-Dryr Marine Dehumidifier uses natural convection to silently control moisture in your boat's cabin, bilge, or engine compartment. Available in two models handling 500 or 1000 cubic feet, these units run continuously on 110-volt power with minimal electricity draw. The beige polycarbonate housing features a stable, low-profile design that won't tip over and stays cool to the touch during operation. With no switches, fans, or thermostats, the Air-Dryr heats damp air above the dew point to prevent mold growth and moisture damage. Simply plug it in for maintenance-free, 24-hour protection. UL listed with spark-free operation and backed by a one-year manufacturer's warranty.

Features:

Strong and durable, beige polycarbonate housing

Slim and stable design will not tip over easily

Small in design, will fit into confined spaces with ease

Handles high air volume for fast drying

Designed to run 24 hours a day

Safe to the touch

Low operating cost

Low maintenance

No switch, fan, or thermostat; uses natural convection to circulate the air

Silent operation

No components to cause sparking

UL listed

One-year manufacturer's warranty.

Specifications:

#1458

Handles up to 1000 cubic feet

Draws 1.1 Amps, 130 Watts

13.5" Diameter

4.25" Height

#1459

Handles up to 500 cubic feet

Draws 0.6 Amps, 70 Watts

Dimensions: 14" x 5" x 4.5"

How to Use the Davis Air-Dryr Marine Dehumidifier

To achieve optimal efficiency, always operate the Air-Dryr Marine Dehumidifier in the normal upright position.

Place Air-Dryr on the floor in the area to be served.

Plug the power cord into any standard 110-volt grounded outlet.

When a unit is placed on a high pile carpet, airflow through the bottom intake holes may be restricted.

Note: for this reason, steps should be taken to maintain a clear air space beneath the unit.

After you plug in the unit, allow 15 to 20 minutes for it to heat to the proper operating temperature.

Exterior surfaces may be cleaned with a mild detergent and water solution on a moist cloth when not plugged in and have been allowed to cool.

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Frequently Asked Questions

• What is the Davis Air-Dryr Marine Dehumidifier used for? The Davis Air-Dryr Marine Dehumidifier is designed to control moisture in enclosed boat areas such as cabins, bilges, and engine compartments. It uses natural convection to circulate air and heats damp air above the dew point to help prevent mold growth and moisture damage.
• How does the Davis Air-Dryr Marine Dehumidifier work? The Air-Dryr uses natural convection rather than a fan to circulate air. It heats damp air above the dew point, helping control moisture without switches, fans, or thermostats. The unit operates silently and is designed for continuous 24-hour operation.
• Which Davis Air-Dryr Marine Dehumidifier model should I choose? Model #1458 handles areas up to 1,000 cubic feet and draws 1.1 amps at 130 watts. Model #1459 handles areas up to 500 cubic feet and draws 0.6 amps at 70 watts. Select the model based on the size of the area being served.
• How do you use the Davis Air-Dryr Marine Dehumidifier? Place the Air-Dryr upright on the floor in the area to be served and plug it into a standard 110-volt grounded outlet. Maintain clear air space beneath the unit, especially when placing it on high-pile carpet. Allow 15 to 20 minutes after plugging it in for the unit to reach its operating temperature.
• Does the Davis Air-Dryr Marine Dehumidifier operate continuously? Yes. The Air-Dryr is designed to run 24 hours a day for continuous moisture control. It has silent operation, low operating cost, and low maintenance requirements, and it does not use a switch, fan, or thermostat.
• What are the electrical requirements for the Davis Air-Dryr Marine Dehumidifier? The Davis Air-Dryr Marine Dehumidifier operates on 110-volt power and should be connected to a standard …