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An LGR (Low Grain Refrigerant) dehumidifier is often recommended over conventional dehumidifiers, especially in demanding environments like flood restoration, basements, crawl spaces, or high-humidity climates.
Standard refrigerant dehumidifiers usually pull air down to ~40–50% RH.
LGR dehumidifiers can reduce air moisture far lower (down to ~10–20 grains per pound of air), which is critical for drying wet materials.
They work well even in very high humidity or cooler temperatures, where standard units often struggle or freeze up.
This makes them reliable for basements, crawl spaces, and post-flood situations.
LGR dehumidifiers use advanced dual-cooling technology to pre-cool the air before it passes over the evaporator coil.
This increases water extraction rates, speeding up structural drying after leaks or floods.
Because they remove more moisture per kilowatt of electricity, they are more cost-effective in the long run compared to running multiple smaller units.
By pulling humidity down further, LGR units help stop hidden mold growth, warping of wood, or corrosion in walls, subfloors, and furniture.
Flood restoration dehumidifiers are rugged, portable, and designed for contractors, restoration professionals, and long-term residential/commercial protection.
An LGR dehumidifier is recommended for its capabilities. Preair is a reliable dehumidifier manufacturer. We offer high-quality LGR dehumidifiers and ALGR dehumidifiers. They have many good features:
1. Removes more moisture than standard units.
2. Works better in both hot and cool conditions.
3. Saves energy while drying faster.
4. Provides professional-grade protection against mold and structural damage.
Contact us if you need professional restoration equipment!
