Humidity Control for Basement and Crawl Spaces in Wisconsin

Eliminate damp, musty odors in your basement once and for all, by drying and filtering the air!

The Solution! Wring the Moisture out of the Air!Bas

The SaniDry unit has a two stage filter system to keep the air clean.

A prefilter for large dust particles that can be rinsed clean as needed, and a second, easy to replace, slide-in filter (yellow), that takes out particles as small as two microns.

Make your basement feel dry and smell dry!

SaniDry Basement Air System is a powerful and effective dehumidifier- big enough to do the job. It will dry the air and automatically drain the water out of a hose, so you never have to empty it, like a conventional dehumidifier. The SaniDry will take three times the water out of the air as a typical dehumidifier, yet uses the same energy. The SaniDry has a powerful blower to draw the damp musty air in and move the dry, clean air back out into the basement. The SaniDry unit can stand alone in a finished or unfinished basement.

The basement is part of the inside of a building as a whole. If there is high humidity and musty odors downstairs, it will affect the upstairs environment. Therefore, by drying your basement, the SaniDrywill help your whole house to be drier and healthier.

Energy Efficiency and Savings

The SaniDry Basement Air System has 10 times the cold surface area of an average dehumidifier and a very unique heat exchange core. This makes it ultra efficient!

In fact, the SaniDry can remove three times the water out of the air, while only using the same 6.8 amps of energy. Dry air is less costly and easier to heat and air condition. A full 30% of an airconditioner's load is to remove humidity. By starting with dry air, you will save on air conditioning costs, due to your SaniDry unit!

Simply set the humidistat to the desired setting and the SaniDry unit automatically does the rest.

A blower switch can be left on, to constantly filter and circulate the air, as an option.

When trying to dry an interior space, you never want to leave windows or vents open, or use a fan to blow air in or out. If you blow air out, new unconditioned air from the exterior will replace it, entering from somewhere in the building envelope.

This new unconditioned air will need to be heated, cooled and dehumidified to be comfortable, adding substantial "hidden" costs to your heating and cooling bills. Keep windows, doors and vents to the outside .

The best way to dry a space out, is to dry the air in it-and that's what the SaniDry Basement Air System does.