 Dehumidify come rain or shine
October 1st 2008
Broughton EAP's heavy-duty CR170 dehumidifier shifts over 150 litres of water per
day, taking the knocks metered out by the hire industry and giving insurers
something to smile about.Brendan Coyne reports
Broughton EAP is expecting a deluge of enquiries as soon as the
clocks go back, traditionally when people
realise heating equipment might be a
good idea a period possibly followed
by the floods."Although you never can
predict when the rain is going to fall,"
says sales manager Terry Brennan.
However, he says when the heavens
inevitably open, bigger jobs requiring
rapid results will benefit from Broughton's
new CR170 dehumidifier.
"It's a robust, high volume unit that is
constructed to take a kicking from the hire
market," says Brennan."It's a brute of a
machine, but also highly efficient, with an
absolute daily maximum performance in
excess of 150 litres and in the mid range
is over four times as efficient as a normal
normal 50 litre unit."
Brennan says large, rubber wheels make it
suitable for building sites, alongside rubber-protected
internal mountings and high quality welding, which enable
the dual voltage 110v/230v unit to withstand the day-to-day
knocks inherent to the trade.
Crucially, as far as insurers are concerned, it speeds the drying
process, reducing the time taken to complete the restoration process.
"It's a direct response to our customer's own
problems: to a man they are all under pressure from
insurers to do jobs quicker."
Whether last year's flood intensity was a freak
occurrence or a sign of things to come, Brennan says
the CR170 also serves the building trade."It helps
helps plasterers and painters dry their work more
quickly, so it makes sense for them to invest in it
time is money after all."
With impeccable timing, Broughton's new website
should be up and running by the time the clocks
change.With current prices guaranteed until the
end of the year, Brennan says contractors, hire firms
and local councils who could make substantial
savings for their in-house requirements should
visit www.broughtoneap.com. Alternatively, visit
www. cleaning-matters.com to see more product
stories from the company, or call the number in the
blue box to speak
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