Specification
| Model | DBA-GEC145LD-HP |
| Dehumidifying Capacity (30°C 80%RH) | 145L/Day |
| Dehumidifying Capacity (26.7°C 60%RH) | 85L/Day |
| Cover Area | 1500-1700Sqft |
| Airflow | 1200CMH |
| Noise Level | 50dB(A) |
| Static Pressure | 100Pa |
| Rated Power | 1520W |
| Max. Power | 2220W |
| Rated Current | 7.1A |
| Max. Current | 11.3A |
| Voltage | 220-240V~50Hz |
| Drain Height | 1.8m |
| Air Outlet/Inlet Flange | ⌀196mm |
| Drain Outlet Size | DN15 |
| Refrigerant | R410A/1.2kg |
| Operating Temperature | 5-40°C |
| Weight | 70kg |
| Dimension | 1005 × 695 × 440 mm |
How much drying does your space need?
Ceiling / Wall Mounted Dehumidifier
Hidden in the ceiling, dry throughout
The unit is concealed above the false ceiling and carries dry air through ducting to every space. No tank to empty, no switching rooms on and off, and the right humidity held all year.
Ultra-slim body, no floor space used Concealed above the false ceiling, taking up no floor space at all.
The body is only 20 to 31 cm deep and sits above the false ceiling, installed the same way as a ducted air conditioner. All that shows in the room are a few supply grilles and a return grille. Where ceiling depth is tight, a wall-mounted model does the same job.
One unit, humidity controlled across every zone Dry air is carried through ducting to each space.
A single unit supports multiple supply outlets. In a home it sits above the corridor, with one outlet in the living room and one in each bedroom. In an office, clinic or hotel it can cover several rooms, or an entire floor.
Several times less energy than drying with air conditioning For an air conditioner, drying the air is only a side effect of cooling.
Once an air conditioner reaches its set temperature the compressor slows or stops, and moisture removal stops with it. That is why a fully air-conditioned space still tends to sit at 65 to 75% RH. Keeping a whole site dry that way means every unit in every zone running all day. A ceiling dehumidifier uses around a quarter of the energy and holds the space steady at 50 to 60%.
No tank to empty, shuts down if drainage fails A built-in pump clears the condensate. If drainage fails, the unit shuts itself down.
A floor-standing unit has to be opened up and emptied every time the tank fills, which is both time-consuming and physical work. The ceiling unit's built-in pump lifts condensate up to 1.8 m and clears it through a drain line automatically. If drainage fails and the internal drain pan fills, the unit stops on its own. For an extra layer of protection, a leak-detection cable can be wired to the unit's input, and water anywhere along its length stops the unit immediately.
Quiet operation, with UV-C sterilisation From 39 dB, quiet enough to forget it is there.
Inside are a horizontal compressor, a fan motor running on Japanese NSK bearings, and several layers of vibration isolation. On low fan speed there is little more than the sound of moving air, much like a ducted air conditioner. It suits spaces where noise matters, and keeps running right through trading or teaching hours. A UV-C lamp eliminates 99.9% of airborne bacteria and viruses, and the stainless steel filter washes out and goes straight back in.
Humidity held automatically, all year Control it from the LCD panel, the remote or your phone, and connect it to a smart home system or BMS over RS485 Modbus.
The wall-mounted LCD panel shows current humidity and temperature at all times. Set the target humidity, fan speed and schedule once, and the unit starts and stops on its own with nothing further to do. The Tuya Smart app handles remote monitoring and adjustment. For projects, an RS485 Modbus port and dry contacts allow integration with a BMS or PLC, and shutdown via the fire alarm system. On multi-unit sites, every unit can be viewed from a single interface.







