Water Extraction
6 G/H
Air Circulation
~7,000 CFM
Patent Protected
DG-6 is designed for smaller commercial greenhouses, and shares the high efficiency of the larger DG-12. It features the same unique, slim design and air distribution module.
DG-6 heating & cooling split combines our innovative solution for heating and/or night-time cooling with flexible positioning for optimal space management. The unit can gradually heat or cool the dried air flowing out of the dehumidifier. Heating and cooling requires an external hot or cold water source. Specifications are calculated by the DryGair team on a case-by-case basis. Easy placement in the center or side of the greenhouse, along the aisles, on the ground or hung. The separate parts can be placed one above the other, or side by side, at a maximum distance of 13.5’. The unit comes equipped with the SmartDG controller to monitor and control DryGair remotely.
DryGair dehumidifiers are designed by a team of agronomists and climate engineers to address humidity, specifically in cultivation settings. Our team also assists every single grower in choosing the best solution for their unique facility and environment. DryGair is manufactured to uphold the highest standard, and comply with GMP regulations. DG-6 comes in 2 variations (50 Hz and 60 Hz), in order to accommodate growers worldwide.
The DG-6 series includes: DG-6 60Hz Standard, DG-6 60Hz Split, DG-6 60Hz Heating & Cooling, DG-6 60Hz Heating & Cooling Split
DG-6 Series Features
Designed for optimal cultivation conditions.
Measured in liters of water extracted per kW.
360° air dispersal for climate uniformity.
DG-6 Series Photos
Technical Details
| Depth Upper Part | 3’-¾” |
| Width Upper Part | 7’-7¼” |
| Height Upper Part |
4’-3”, 5’-10¼” mm with air distribution module (exact height can be adjusted) |
| Weight Upper Part | ~1,200 lb |
| Depth Lower Part | 2’-8¼” |
| Width Lower Part | 6’-2¾” |
| Height Lower Part |
3’-1” |
| Weight Lower Part | ~700 lb |
| Max. Distance Between Parts | 13.5’ |
| Operating Temperature | 50°F – 80°F |
| Water Condensation | 6 g/h @64°F, 80% RH |
| Air Flow | ~7,000 CFM |
| Electricity Consumption | 6 kW |
| Electricity Requirements | 3 phase, 460V, 60 Hz/ I(Oper. max) = 16 Amp 3 phase, 208V, 60 Hz/ I(Oper. max) = 30 Amp |
| Hot Water Pipe Connection | 1¼” |
| Type of Refrigerant | R507 |
Technical Sketches
Technical Videos
How to install 3 phase DryGair units
How to reset your DryGair unit
Available Add-Ons
Castors (Wheels)
Add castors to DryGair units for easy transport in the growing facility. The wheels add ~9 cm (~3.5″) to the unit’s height.
Protective Wire Net
This robust metal cover protects the outer coils on both sides of the machine from physical damage. The cover is screwed around the coils on both sides of the unit.
Resistance To Chemicals And Sulphur
This coating treatment will protect the coils, inner copper components and welded parts from corrosion and will provide resistance to various harmful agents and particles. Contact us for the full list of chemicals.
Side Canopy
Unidirectional hoods For units positioned on the side of growing facilities. This side canopy will direct the unit’s airflow in one or two directions depending on the needs of the facility. Sizes: Height 850 mm (33.5″), Depth 910 mm (36″), Width 910 mm (36″)
Status Signal Light
External light to signal unit activity, stand-by mode, and errors.
Water Meter
DryGair Smart DG units can be installed with a high-end water meter to enable measurement of the amount of water extracted by the unit. It is attached to the drainage pipe at the bottom part of the unit and measures the amount of water by pulses of 100 ml. (3.4 oz.) The meter is directly connected to the main controller and has a battery that will last for 10 years. By Arad group.
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