Product family

Energy Storage Dehumidifier

Compact refrigerant and semiconductor dehumidification products for battery cabinets, electrical enclosures and technical spaces. Compare published ratings with their test conditions, then confirm the project duty from dew point, minimum surface temperature, moisture entry, power, drainage and installation limits.

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Energy Storage Dehumidifier

Product selection should be confirmed against temperature, target humidity, airflow, drainage, power supply, and installation conditions.

Product overview

How this product family supports a project

Compact refrigerant and semiconductor dehumidification products for battery cabinets, electrical enclosures and technical spaces. Compare published ratings with their test conditions, then confirm the project duty from dew point, minimum surface temperature, moisture entry, power, drainage and installation limits.

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Five compact refrigerant and semiconductor models in the current public catalogue.

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Every removal value is shown with its rated temperature and relative humidity.

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Continuous external drainage is listed across the current family; power options vary by model.

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Project review starts from dew point, cold-surface temperature, moisture entry, heat load, airflow, power and installation limits.

Selection decision path

Define the risk and operating condition before comparing models.

A battery cabinet, electrical enclosure, switchgear room and container are not the same humidity application. Selection needs one project brief covering condensation risk, enclosure boundary, entering-air condition, internal heat load, door opening and leakage, power, drainage and controls.

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Confirm the boundary

State whether the protected boundary is one sealed cabinet, connected cabinets, an equipment room or a container. Acceptable room air does not prove that the coldest enclosure surface is safe.

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Use dew point

Record air temperature/RH and minimum surface temperature. Condensation becomes possible when a surface reaches or falls below air dew point; one RH value does not describe rapid temperature changes.

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Quantify moisture entry

Confirm ventilation, leakage, service-door opening, adjacent spaces and cleaning. An IP/NEMA rating describes defined protection tests; it does not automatically mean zero internal condensation.

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Compare one condition

Read removal capacity with its rated temperature and RH. When rating conditions differ, L/day or mL/day cannot be ranked as condition-independent values.

Public catalogue comparison

Five current models and their rating boundaries

The table reads directly from current product master data. It narrows the evaluation range; it is not a project selection result. Final capacity must be confirmed at the project entering-air condition and installation.

Model / technologyPublished removal ratingPower supplyApplicable temperatureDimensions
ADS-10DRefrigerant 10 L/24h @ 30°C/80% RH AC 220V 50Hz 5–40 270 × 190 × 395 mm
ADS-100WB-01Refrigerant 4 L/24h @ 30 °C / RH80% DC24V 5–40 176 × 90 × 370 mm
ADS-100WB-06Refrigerant 6 L/24h @ 30 °C / RH80%; 3.6 L/24h @ 27 °C / RH60% DC24V / AC220V 5–45 314 × 60 × 395 mm
ADSBD-500MLSemiconductor 500 mL/24h @ 35 °C / RH85% DC24V ±10% / AC110–220V ±10% -30 to +55 224 × 115 × 51 mm
ADSBD-1000MLSemiconductor 1000 ml/24h @ 35°C/85% RH AC 220V 50Hz -30 ~ 55 310 × 136 × 72 mm

Technology route

Refrigerant and semiconductor products serve different duties

The refrigerant models publish L/day ratings for higher moisture duties after project confirmation. The semiconductor models are thinner and more compact, publish mL/day ratings and list a wider applicable temperature range. Both routes list external continuous drainage.

Technology cannot be chosen from enclosure volume alone. Also compare minimum surface temperature, entering-air moisture, internal heat, available power, installation depth, failure consequence and recovery time.

Inputs before an application review

  1. Cabinet, room or container dimensions and connections
  2. Normal, peak and rapid-temperature-change cases
  3. Target RH/dew point and minimum surface temperature
  4. Ventilation, leakage, door opening and pressure
  5. Internal heat load and existing HVAC sequence
  6. Power supply, available power and starting constraints
  7. Orientation, clearances and internal air path
  8. Drain route, blockage/freezing risk and alarm
  9. Required enable, status, alarm and communication points
  10. Redundancy, allowable downtime and acceptance method

Installation and validation

Equipment running is not the acceptance endpoint

Commissioning should compare representative air points, critical cold surfaces and equipment state, and test drainage, alarms, power recovery and communication failure. Log door, charge/discharge or HVAC events so operating changes are not misdiagnosed as capacity failure.

Application fit

Where this product can be evaluated

Application fit depends on the moisture load, operating temperature, room volume, airflow path, and installation constraints.

  1. 01BESS cabinets
  2. 02electrical enclosures
  3. 03switchgear
  4. 04battery storage systems
  5. 05enclosed technical spaces

Project support

Confirm the right configuration for your operating conditions.

Share the operating temperature, current and target humidity, room dimensions, airflow, power supply, drainage method, and installation limits. Yakeclimate can use these details to recommend a suitable next step.

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