INDUSTRIAL OPERATION
Designed for continuous use in technical and process environments, with cabinet construction and component layout suited for industrial installation and service access.
APPLICATION KNOW-HOW
Developed based on experience from industrial humidity control across HVAC, storage and process applications, with focus on stable and predictable operation.
ENERGY CONSCIOUS
Optimised airflow, rotor technology and regeneration control are applied to balance drying performance and electrical consumption under defined operating conditions.
PLATFORM-BASED DESIGN
Shares the cabinet and system architecture of the Cotes Modular family, while integrating heat recovery directly into the unit construction.
Frequently Asked Questions
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On this page we highlight some of the more frequently asked questions from customers.
The C30E is a standard electric regeneration unit within the Cotes Modular platform.
Unlike specialised variants with integrated systems (such as built-in heat recovery), the C30E is delivered as a configurable core unit. Functional extensions — such as heat recovery or condensation modules — are implemented as separate Modular add-ons.
This means the base unit architecture remains consistent while allowing project-specific configuration.
Yes.
The C30E follows the Modular expansion concept. Defined accessory modules — such as:
- Heat Recovery (HR)
- Condensation (LK)
- Other airflow or system extensions within the Modular interface logic
— can be added depending on project requirements and engineered limits.
The core cabinet design remains unchanged when modules are added.
No.
Heat recovery is not integrated into the base C30E unit.
If heat recovery is required, it is implemented as a separate Modular HR module. Performance impact and energy reduction depend on operating conditions and must be evaluated at documented reference conditions.
Key parameters should be defined before selection:
- Required dry air capacity at specified temperature and humidity conditions
- Airflow and external pressure requirements
- Available electrical supply and installed heater capacity
- Installation environment and service access
Performance and energy consumption must always be evaluated at documented reference conditions.
The base C30E is designed for adsorption dehumidification.
If process conditions result in condensation, a defined condensation module (LK) can be added. The need for condensation handling must be evaluated based on inlet air temperature, humidity and cooling conditions.
The achievable outlet humidity depends on:
- Inlet air conditions
- Regeneration temperature
- Airflow
- External pressure
Selection must be based on performance data at documented reference conditions. The C30E is not automatically suitable for all low dew point applications without verification.