Peltier effect

PELTIER AIR DEHUMIDIFIERS

The Peltier effect is a physical phenomenon invented by the physicist Jean-Charles Peltier, whose technology is based on compact thermoelectric converters. The passage of an electric current between the two plates of the element (one very hot and the other very cold) creates a temperature difference that allows water to condense towards the reservoir. The dry air is then heated before being released into the ambient air. The water can then be discharged via the tank, or a drainage pipe...(learn more)

What are the advantages of this type of dehumidifier?

Low purchase cost:
Peltier dehumidifiers are less expensive than compressor dehumidifiers.
Low energy consumption:
Peltier dehumidifiers consume very little energy, making them more energy-efficient than compressor dehumidifiers.
Space-saving:
These devices are more compact and lightweight than compressor units. They are ideal for moving from one room to another.
Quiet:
Peltier-effect dehumidifiers are extremely quiet, so you can enjoy a peaceful night's sleep.
Easy to use:
Peltier-effect dehumidifiers are easy to use.

However, these units have a lower dehumidification capacity than compressor dehumidifiers. They are therefore not suitable for large spaces where humidity levels remain very high. They may also fail to operate effectively at low temperatures.

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