A single portable LGR unit extracts as much as three to five household dehumidifiers. Slippery corridor floors, sealed rooms sitting at high humidity, condensation on walls and ceilings — a few hours of running makes the difference obvious. LGR low-grain refrigerant technology means the unit keeps pulling water out even after the space has already dried down.

It rolls over carpet and small steps without trouble. The LLDPE housing is tough enough to take the knocks of transport. It suits property management, renovation contractors, cleaning companies and insurance restoration work — anywhere machines are moved from job to job.

Secure the drain hose at a drain point and the pump clears the water on its own, with no need to stand by and empty a tank. Overflow protection stops the unit if drainage is blocked. A 5 m power cable and 5 m drain hose are supplied, so there is nothing to source on site.

Wall cavities, ceiling voids, under cabinets and beneath raised floors are hard to reach any other way. Ducting sends dry air straight in, so drying is faster and more precise. In restoration work it is commonly used to dry one area rather than treating the whole space.

Set the target humidity after switching on, and the unit runs and stops on its own. The mobile app handles remote monitoring and adjustment, which helps when several units are running at once. The dust filter slides out for washing.