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Knowing your limitations or...

Brad White_143
Brad White_143 Member Posts: 22
in THE MAIN WALL
has a nice complete line of dehumidifiers, from pool applications to industrial and lumber industries.
I would contact them for technical support or hire an HVAC/Mechanical Engineer in your area familiar and experienced with the principles and systems.

Distribution of the airflow is as critical if not more so than the equipment selected.

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  • Steve Minnich_3
    Steve Minnich_3 Member Posts: 42


    Knowing your limitations & just sticking to your expertise, or letting fear rule the day.

    I've been asked to design/install a Desert-Air dehumidification system by one of my best general contractors.

    The application is a single family residential home with the indoor pool being in the basement. There is habitable living space directly above the pool room.

    I am the mechanical contractor on this job and will be installing the radiant heating system along with 3 A/C systems. The pool contractor dumped this one in my lap
    and I'm not sure I want it.

    It's been over twenty years since I've installed one of these and it just seems like it may be more trouble than it's worth. There's always a learning curve and I've got enough work as it is.

    Here's my dilemma. The pool guy won't do it, I don't particularly want to do it, but..... I also don't want to let my GC down and force them to hire a 3rd party to install this thing.

    What's your opinion?

    Any experience with these systems?

    Should I let it go?

    Thanks in advance.

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