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Humiscope - Custom Designed Climate Controlled Rooms

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Humiscope Custom Designed Dry Rooms

Custom designed dry room

Climate controlled dry room

Humiscope are specialists in designing, building and installing dry rooms, cold rooms, cold/dry room, ultra-dry rooms - specifically engineered to suit each project.

Complete Temperature & Humidity Control

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We control temperature & humidity using state of the art dehumidifiers, air con and/or refrigeration units

Building dry rooms, whether it be for the production and storage or moisture sensitive material, hygroscopic compounds or R&D, requires a very high level of expertise and knowledge on the subject. Experience and technical knowhow of heat load and moisture load calculation is needed.

Humiscope has custom designed and built humidity controlled dry rooms for varying applications from cold indoor climate to ultra dry rooms.

A dry room creates the optimal space for achieving low dew point control for your hygroscopic and moisture sensitive material storage.

We pre-build Controlled Environment Rooms (CER or dry rooms) and create the space to your specifications and within your budget in mind. Our dry rooms are constructed of insulated panel. The rooms come complete with an air conditioning unit and/or refrigeration unit and a state of the art dehumidifier. They are fully weather proof and delivered ready to operate.

Already Have a Purpose Built Room?

If you simply require the technology to turn a space into a dry room - then please give Humiscope a call. We have years of experience under our belt and can let you know what equipment would be best for your space.

What are Dry Rooms Used for?

If you want to control humidity levels and environmental conditions, then dry rooms are for you. Dry rooms are airtight and maintain a very low humidity level.

For Which Applications Can Dry Rooms Be Used?

SEED STORAGE DRY ROOM

Extend Seed Life - Protect Against Fungus and Mould Attacks

Seed storage facilities protect a very large investment. The cost of seed can be very high, and in research applications, the seeds may be irreplaceable at any price. Thousands of dollars and hours of costly effort can be lost at a single stroke when fungus and mould attack seeds in storage.

Light, temperature, air circulation, light reflection and relative humidity are the main factors for creating the perfect growing environment for growing medical marijuana.

Humiscope can custom build a grow room to your specifications with all humidity and air treatment equipment required to ensure the quality of product and yield is maintained.

It is important to note that the ideal relative humidity for cannabis plants varies over the course of their lifecycle. RH levels should be changed during different cycles to optimise growth and health. Find out more about Cannabis Growth Cycles and the Ideal Relative Humidity in our informative and educational brochure. Create a dry room for each stage of the plants lifecycle and enjoy stress free growing.

After harvesting, honey can be stored. Temperature and moisture are two of the most important factors to consider. Keep honey away from high temperatures and temperature fluctuations and from contact with moisture. Dry storage is what is required.

Either an industrial Desiccant or Refrigerant dehumidifier can work in providing the optimal environment for storing honey. Humiscope can provide the most effective solution to maintain the perfect climate.

Dehumidifiers for Temperature Controlled Dry Rooms

A Dry Room or Controlled Environment Room (CER) creates the optimal space for achieving low dew point control for your hygroscopic and moisture sensitive material.

Dehumidification is much more sophisticated than heating a space. Dehumidifiers work by recirculating the same air and physically removing the moisture from it. This alleviates the need to continuously reheat all the incoming air. Not only that, but an industrial or commercial dehumidifier converts energy taken out of the room as moisture, to create a ‘sensible energy’ that can be used to heat the room, accelerating the drying process.