Best Boat Dehumidifier according to Yatching World Magazine DH1200 INOX / DH800 INOX by Ecor Pro

Описание: How to stop your boat catching fire. Alternative to the normal Home dehumidifier.

Why do you need a boat dehumidifier?
Picking the right dehumidifier can save you thousands in damp repair costs
In the colder months, thoughts invariably turn to damp: one of the constant enemies yacht all owners face. It seeps in everywhere, can find every bit of clothing and equipment and will leave an otherwise perfectly sound vessel a soggy mess inside.

Damp arrives in various guises. The humidity of sea air is often high anyway while the cold sea environment will cool the hull of a yacht. What happens next is exactly the same as happens on car or bedroom windows — when the warm, moist air inside is cooled, it can no longer hold as much moisture and the water is released onto the cooled surface, causing unpleasant condensation to form followed by damaging mould.

Super yachts have a permanent crew armed with chamois leathers to mop up every day, but for the rest of us there are three ways to prevent this damp and mould. Good insulation is key, but here you’re at the mercy of the yacht builder and the care and attention they paid to the vessel when it was being built.

What is a boat dehumidifier and why is it any different to a normal dehumidifier?
A boat dehumidifier has to deal with a number of issues that a normal home dehumidifier doesn't have to. These include the ability to cope with pitch and roll without causing flooding or damage to boat or the dehumidifier itself.

Of course salt air is highly corrosive so it needs to be able to be protected internally and externally for salt air. Size is key, as on board there is never enough space. Being able to carry on with one hand why the other steadies or Stowe away in a fixed place are often key features too.