Indoor Pool Dehumidification

With indoor pool environments, there’s a complex set of factors to balance. Like room size, pool activity levels, inside air and water temperatures, air distribution, outside air temperatures and humidity ranges, proper building, HVAC and humidity control design, operating and maintenance costs, the interrelatedness of all these elements, and ultimately the need to meet patron expectations. Unfortunately, getting any one of these wrong can lead to problems, and often expensive, frustrating results for pool owners, operators and patrons. Over the years, a few individual companies have valiantly tried to rectify these issues, but none has had the market presence, resources, or reach, to effectively impact the entire industry. As a result, a combination of misinformation, a lack of expertise, and poor equipment decisions, have led to less than ideal results for many facilities.