Whether you have a basement, a museum, a library, a manufacturing business, an indoor pool, or just need to paint your race car in a dehumidified environment there is a dehumidifier designed to fit your needs. Since not all environments or the same you can't expect all dehumidifiers to be the same. Also, in the world of dehumidifiers the size of the unit doesn't always mean that it is better or worse than another unit. By this I mean you may have two different dehumidifiers with one being smaller than the other and the smaller one may be more energy efficient and pull more water.
When figuring what kind of dehumidifier needed and how many there are many factors that can go into this calculation. First is how many cubic feet of air do you need dehumidified, what is the average temperature of the area, is the area already heated and/or cooled, how many people live or work in the area, how many doors are in the area, how often are those doors left open, what other activities happen in this space, and more. These are all things to take into account when trying to figure out your dehumidifier needs. This could also determine whether or not you need a desiccant dehumidifier or a low grain refrigerant dehumidifier.
When you are unsure about which way to go, it is always best to call a professional who can help walk you through the process.
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