Trotec B250 Air Dehumidifier
FULLY ELECTRONICALLY CONTROLLED DISC SPRAYER B250
Humidifier with an air filter—that’s exactly what fresh air should be like!
B 250 – a fully electronically controlled air filter and humidifier with adjustable airflow direction – operates on the principle of cold evaporation: air is drawn through the filter, purified, and directed through a rotating humidifier disc. Here, it absorbs the necessary moisture, which is then evenly released back into the room air without any condensation.
humidity control
The current relative humidity is displayed via an electronic sensor: simply enter the desired humidity value into the device, and the B 250 will take over control automatically.
keyboard lock
To protect the humidifier from unauthorized access, you can block the input using a key combination.
water level indicator
The control panel displays information about the water level. When the tank is empty, the B 250 automatically shuts off, and a flashing light indicates that the tank needs to be refilled.
Optional Equipment for the B 250: Automatic Water Supply, Water Monitor, Safety Pressure Hose
Practical advantages of the B 250:
- Fully Electronic Control
- An intuitive control panel with displays for actual and set values of RH%, water level, and fan speed
- Air purification using a separate filter in the intake area
- 2-speed fan and automatic function
- With a variable discharge direction
Raising the humidity level to 50% reduces the risk of virus transmission
Experts have evaluated the results of studies on the resistance of viruses (e.g., SARS-CoV, MERS-CoV, or SARS-CoV-2 (COVID-19)) to humidity and temperature. It turned out that only low temperatures and low humidity allow the virus to survive for a long time. Even at moderate temperatures of 20–30 °C, the viruses’ survival times were still long—but only if the air was very dry at the same time. And very high temperatures above 30 °C render coronaviruses inactive. This means that in our buildings, we provide the virus with ideal climatic conditions—a temperature range of 20–24 degrees and humidity levels between 20% and a maximum of 40%. Or simply not at all!
Experts emphasize that increasing indoor humidity can reduce the risk of infection. Raising humidity to about 50% through humidification reduces the risk of infection. Humidification can be used in both private and professional settings. In addition, humidified air improves the respiratory tract’s defense mechanisms through more effective cleansing of the airways and enhanced immune protection.
| air performance | ||
|---|---|---|
| Maximum airflow [m³/h] | 500 | |
| electrical values | ||
| Power connection | 230V/50Hz | |
| Power consumption [kW] | 0.05 | |
| evaporability | ||
| Maximum output [l/24h] | 28.8 | |
| fan speeds | ||
| Number of fan speeds | 2 | |
| Recommended room size | ||
| m³ | 450 | |
| m² | 225 | |
| RH Check | ||
| Hygrostat, internal | ||
