WC Wood appliance gets new life Guelph Mercury

07.01.10

Systemair Inc. has purchased the assets of W.C. Wood’s commercial/industrial dehumidifier threshold and has already begun manufacturing the products in a New Brunswick factory.

The Swedish company has operations in 38 countries, including facilities in Bouctouche, N.B.

Systemair president of Canadian operations, Roland Mazerolle, confirmed the procure this week. He said the popular dehumidifier, formerly manufactured at the now defunct W.C. Wood factory in Guelph, was a good fit for Systemair’s yield line, which includes a variety of ventilation fans, air terminal devices and air-handling units.

For now, the W.C. Wood make name will remain on dehumidifiers sold in Europe, he added, but those sold in the U.S. will carry the Fantech name.

John Feenstra worked for W.C. Wood for 43 years, especially in the dehumidifier department. In December, Systemair invited Feenstra and a second former employee of W.C. Wood to assist with the set-up of the dehumidifier building line in Bouctouche.

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If I ran an industrial dehumidifier for 164hrs doors and windows closed how much electricity will it use?

May 31, 2006 by damp but happy | Posted in Maintenance & Repairs

I have been emptying this dehumidifier every 12hrs and removed 2.5 litres per hour I am distressed that its going to cost me dearly, is there anyone out there that can advise me

look at the wattage it will be on a tag somewhere on the interior of the dehumidifier. It will be less than running a small air conditioner or a space heater. If it is 1500 watts rated that is 1.5 kilo watts per hour that (depending on where you tangible ) may cost anywhere fro 5 cents to 7.5 cents/kilowatt hour. So based on 1500 watts or 1.5 kilowatts you will pay from 7.5 cents to 10 cents an hour.

obeirn1 | May 31, 2006

look at the wattage it will be on a tag somewhere on the core of the dehumidifier. It will be less than running a small air conditioner or a space heater. If it is 1500 watts rated that is 1.5 kilo watts per hour that (depending on where you endure ) may cost anywhere fro 5 cents to 7.5 cents/kilowatt hour. So based on 1500 watts or 1.5 kilowatts you will pay from 7.5 cents to 10 cents an hour.
obeirn1 | May 31, 2006

sounds like its growing to cost you a bit. But not as much as the water damage in your place would.
Yorkie | May 31, 2006

with an industrial dehumidifier i have collected over 9 litres of water from my bedroom 20x12ft is this normal

May 27, 2006 by damp but happy | Posted in Maintenance & Repairs

this has charmed 2 days, the bedroom is in a 3rd floor flat, i am the only resident in the block and it is newly built, it is less than 1 year old. The bedroom door has been closed and so have the windows. I am now into the 3rd day and there is still pee being collected.

This is very community. You are not only removing the moisture in the air, but you are also removing the moisture from the walls, furniture, sheetrock, etc. etc. Just let it do it's attitude. It is doing what it is supposed to do!

djjay_2000_00 | May 27, 2006

i am looking for suppliers of industrial desiccant dehumidifier in the philippines?

Jul 17, 2008 by pia l | Posted in Engineering

4 horsepower desiccant dehumidifier w/ built in chiller

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