The Best Pool Dehumidification Solutions Available Today!

Your choice in indoor pool dehumidification systems is an important one, with far reaching ramifications. Preventing mold proliferation, safeguarding your pool room’s structure and contents against corrosion and deterioration, and protecting you from high energy costs and system failure, matching the right dehumidifier to your precise application is key to ensuring longevity and satisfaction with the performance of each unique system. With so many on the market, however, the selection process can be quite confusing. How can you find the right indoor pool dehumidification system for your pool room?

Look to Industry Leaders in Pool Dehumidification  

• Dectron Dehumidification Units
  
  A global provider of custom and semi-custom systems, Dectron specializes in  dehumidification, indoor air quality (IAQ), and precision HVAC systems across a range of industries, from recreation and hospitality to medical and industrial applications. Offering some of the best humidity control solutions on the market today, Dectron solutions include…

1. Dectron Dry-O-Tron: This mechanical system controls humidity, re-harnessing energy by-products to maintain comfort.
2. Dectron Eco-Tron: This custom integrated system offers not only air conditioning and dehumidification, but integrates energy recovery techniques and serves as a makeup air system as well.
3. Dectron Circul-Aire: This single-source system can meet ASHRAE standards in multiple arenas: Comfort, humidity, air purification and ventilation.
4. ThemoPlus Air: Offering unique design solutions for custom and specialty applications.

• PoolPak Dehumidification UnitsPoolPak also offers an amazing line of indoor pool dehumidification systems designed for high performance, efficiency, and extended lifespan. Preferred by architects and engineers for value and rapid return on investment, PoolPak systems are found in pool facilities, schools, and healthcare facilities worldwide. PoolPak solutions include…

1. Mechanical Refrigeration & Outside Air Systems: These systems both recycle heat captured in the dehumidification process for heating air/water, and capture heat from the outside system’s exhaust stream.
2. Small Application Systems: With a moisture removal capacity of approximately 60lb/hour, these systems, engineered for less expansive applications, are available in a variety of sizes/configurations.
3. Customizable Systems: PoolPak’s MPK and SWHP and VHR systems offer custom-tailored solutions from dehumidification and heating to exhaust and purge control.
4. High-Capacity, High-Efficiency Systems: Choose from PoolPak’s HCDV and HCDH Series for optimal heat recycling and reduced energy costs.  

Protect Your Investment with Professional Sizing & Installation

When selecting your system, be sure to seek out the expertise of commercial HVAC contractors you can trust who will take the time to determine your exact dehumidification, heating, indoor air quality and ventilation needs. Proper sizing and installation safeguards comfort, performance, air quality, energy savings, and most importantly the warranty and longevity of your indoor pool dehumidification system investment.

For over 30 years, H&H Commercial Services has been providing superior HVAC, dehumidification, and indoor air quality solutions to residential and commercial customers in Philadelphia City and surrounding area from industry leading manufacturers like Dectron and PoolPak. Take advantage of our years of expertise, and let us help you find an indoor pool dehumidification system that’s the perfect fit for your space. Contact the comfort control experts at H&H Commercial Services today.


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Maintaining The Right Climate In Your Gym – What You Need To Know

When maintaining the temperature in a gym or other fitness establishment, a few degrees of adjustment to the thermostat of your commercial HVAC system can make a world of difference. Temperature control is essential not only to a safe workout, but an effective one as well. Is your thermostat in the zone?

Warm Up or Cool Down? 

OSHA identifies safe workplace temperatures as between 68 and 76 degrees Fahrenheit, and humidity levels as best between 20 to 60% relative humidity. However the gym is not a typical workplace. The ideal temperature for your gym should vary by setting and activity. Even client age plays a role, with pregnant women and children requiring cooler environments due to their propensity to overheat, and the elderly preferring far warmer gym environments due to their sensitivity to cold.
  

What’s the Big Deal?

Despite common misperceptions, the gym is not the place to encourage clients to ‘sweat it out’ under the guise of a greener planet. Extreme temperatures – both hot and cold – can have a negative effect on member workouts. Cold environments can result in muscle injury. Overwarm environments, cause patrons to suffer performance lags that can reduce workout effectiveness by 50%, resulting in dramatic declines in fitness levels or lack of progression over time. Worse, muscle injuries from excessive cold or health risks from overheating such as dehydration, heat stroke, and cardiovascular issues could put you at risk of costly lawsuits and lost clientele.

How Can You Find the Right Gym Temperature?To find the perfect temperature, look to industry tips and clientele age. Though in general the American College of Sports Medicine advises temperatures in the 68 to 72 degree Fahrenheit range alongside proper humidity and air circulation, optimal temperatures are more activity-specific. Thus, the International Fitness Association (IFA) has developed guidelines based not only on OSHA and IFA guidelines, but activity:

• Aerobics & Cardio
  For aerobics cardio classes, a temperature of no higher than 68 degrees is recommended.
• Weight Training
  Weight training, like aerobics, is recommended in the temperature range of 65-68 degrees by the IFA as well. However, "Iron Man," a sports magazine geared to body builders, suggests a room temperature at approximately 70 degrees to allow comfort while training but keep muscles warm at-rest.
• Yoga
  Yoga temperatures are generally warmer, but no higher than 80 degrees.
• Water Activities
  Pool areas are typically kept in the 70-80 degree range. ASHRAE, however, recommends temperatures of 2 to 4 degrees above water temperature for ideal pool room humidity control, as improperly maintained air temperature, water temperature and humidity can quickly overwhelm HVAC equipment.

Don’t Breeze By Humidity & Air Movement

Humidity and air movement are also integral to clientele perceptions of temperature. High humidity, even at optimal temperatures, can make gym spaces feel stuffy and hot. Proper circulation with fans can likewise increase comfort and facilitate the evaporation of sweat, keeping clients comfortable and cool.

HVAC system feeling the burn? Need commercial air conditioning repair? Contact the    and air conditioning repair experts at H&H Commercial Services and get your system back in shape today.

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