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What is the power consumption Kw of an industrial dehumidifier and air mover?
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Dehumidifiers: between 1.05kw and up to 5kw for the big ones. Standard for those owned by restoration companies is 2.25kw.
Air movers: between 0.45kw and up to about 0.9kw. Standard is 0.55kw.
This is for the portable equipment, by the way. I don't know about the equipment that gets hard-wired into buildings.
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