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Dehumidifiers for Water Damage Restoration

LGR and refrigerant dehumidifiers engineered for structural drying after water damage. Pulls moisture from wet drywall, subfloors, and framing during restoration. Used by IICRC-certified water damage contractors on residential and commercial loss sites.

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Ebac Kompact 11240KP-US Dehumidifier – 56 Pints/Day, Built-In Pump, 880W

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11240KP-US Compact Dehumidifier — Water Damage Restoration with Built-In Condensate Pump The Ebac Kompact 11240KP-US removes 56 pints per day at AH...

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Original price $2,333.00 - Original price $2,333.00
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$2,333.00
$2,333.00 - $2,333.00
Current price $2,333.00

Dehumidifiers for Water Damage Restoration: Sized to the Loss Class, Not the Square Footage Alone

LGR vs. Desiccant: Pick by Temperature and Vapor Pressure, Not by Habit

Here's what we see constantly: a restoration crew lays out four 70-pint refrigerant units in a 2,000 sq ft Class 3 loss in February, the structural temp is 52°F, and three days later the moisture map hasn't moved. Refrigerant dehumidifiers — including LGR — lose extraction below 65°F because the cold coil ices over. Below that threshold, desiccant is the right call. The Ebac DD400 (197 CFM, 220V) and Bry-Air MiniPAC MP-350 (350 CFM, 11.7 lbs/hr) extract independent of ambient temperature and pull GPP into the 30s where refrigerant units stall in the 60s. The tradeoff: desiccant draws 3–5 kW per unit and needs exhaust ducting for the wet-air discharge. For losses above 65°F structural temp, LGR is faster and cheaper to run.

Sizing for Class 2, 3, and 4 Losses

IICRC S500 baseline is 1 LGR per 1,000 sq ft of affected area for Class 2, tightened to 1 per 800 sq ft for Class 3, and supplemented with desiccant for Class 4. The XPOWER XD-125Li (125 PPD AHAM, 420 CFM, Bluetooth monitoring) and Abatement Technologies AT250RS (266 PPD, 400 CFM) are the standard refrigerant LGR specs for residential and light commercial losses. For multi-room commercial losses, mix two AT250RS units with one Bry-Air MP-1200 desiccant for hardwood and high-density materials where surface drying lags wall cavity drying. The Ebac AD850E (95 PPD, 86V) is the right call for crawl spaces and tight equipment rooms where 110V LGRs trip breakers under starting load.

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Pairing Air Movers and Reading the Psychrometric Chart

Four air movers per LGR is the working ratio for standard Class 2 drying — the dehumidifier sets the ceiling, the air movers determine how fast vapor moves from materials to the dehumidifier intake. Track GPP at intake, exhaust, and unaffected reference area twice daily; when intake GPP drops within 5 grains of unaffected, you're at equilibrium and one unit can come off the job. Manufacturer PPD ratings are AHAM (80°F, 60% RH) — real-world extraction at a Class 3 loss in winter runs 40–60% of spec. Size for the actual conditions, not the data sheet. All prices shown — no quote needed. Questions about a specific job? Call us.

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