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Air-Dryr uses heat and natural convection to keep air dry and prevent mold. With no components to cause sparking, it is safe for boat cabins, v-berths, engine rooms and bilges.

The unit is placed on the floor and plugs into a 110/120V outlet. Air is heated above dew point to hold moisture in suspension and is then released through the top vents of Air-Dryr. As warmed air rises, cooler damp air is drawn into the unit, where it too is heated.

Silent and economical, the unit has no switch, fan or thermostat. A thermal cut-off turns the unit off should air flow be impeded.

The Air-Dryr 500 handles up to 500 cubic feet, draws 0.6 amps, 130W and measures 14 inches (L) by 5 inches (W) by 4.5 inches (H). It retails for $57.99. The Air-Dryr 1000 handles up to 1,000 cubic feet, draws 1.1 amps, 130W, measures 13.5 inches in diameter, stands 4.25 inches high and costs $67.99.

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