Owners of indoor swimming pools dating from the 1970s and 1980s could save up to 40% on their pool heating bills by replacing their old dehumidifier with a new model, says Dantherm.
In addition, dehumidifiers dating from that period are larger and are noisier compared with modern units such as those produced by Dantherm.
The company says its swimming pool dehumidifiers are fitted with high-capacity, low-noise and energy-efficient compressors. Meanwhile improved hygrostats and automatic control mean that dehumidifiers can be controlled much more precisely than older units that typically run almost constantly.
Dantherm units are also manufactured from corrosion-resistant materials and are designed to blend more discreetly into a domestic environment.
