LUKO Ceiling Mounted Ducted Air Purifier and Dehumidifer

LUKO Ducted Dehumidifying Air Purifier

LUKO is headquartered in Germany and its research and development team is committed to designing based on ErP (Energy-Related Product) standards. The company focuses on temperature and humidity control, as well as indoor air quality improvement. They emphasize environmental concepts and the development of sustainable systems through excellent technology.

LUKO utilizes advanced technology and high-end core components, coupled with intelligent backend management systems, to meet the increasing demand for smart solutions among residential and corporate customers. Their clientele spans over 20 countries and regions worldwide, including Australia, China, Malaysia, Thailand, among others.

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LUKO Air Dehumidification and Purification Principle

The LUKO ceiling dehumidifier operates on the principle of a compressor, creating a temperature difference between the cooling coil and the condenser to achieve dehumidification. This machine uses a fan to draw in moist air, which passes through the cooling coil, causing the moisture in the air to condense into droplets. During the defrost mode, the machine heats the frost, converting it into water, which is then expelled through the condenser, leaving the air dry and warm. This continuous cycle reduces the humidity indoors.

Additionally, the LUKO ceiling dehumidifier is equipped with various levels of filters to ensure that all air entering the machine is filtered, removing odors and suspended particles while ensuring that no pollutants are blown out through the air outlet. This design guarantees fresh and pure air, providing users with a healthier indoor environment.

LUKO FD-S Single Duct

The LUKO FD-S series features a single airflow design that draws in fresh outdoor air or indoor air. It first passes through a dual filtration system, then removes moisture from the air, and finally undergoes filtration through an H13 HEPA filter before being released.

LUKO FD-E Heat Exchange

The LUKO FD-E series offers bidirectional ventilation, enabling indoor-outdoor exchange of air with an equal amount of fresh and polluted air exchange. It can achieve positive or negative pressure operation according to customer requirements. The fresh air and exhaust air are completely separated. It incorporates a static heat exchanger with an efficiency greater than 80%, unaffected by the temperature inside the room, significantly reducing the energy required for fresh air and achieving high-efficiency energy savings.

LUKO FD-S / FD-E Product Features

The product's casing is made of cold-rolled sheet metal welded and sprayed. The product comes with a self-balancing central fresh air intake function to eliminate excessive exhaust gases.
Fully automatic fresh air dehumidification. The product operates 24 hours a day, providing continuous functionality.
Single installation with a leveling calibration function, ensuring a simpler and more convenient installation process.
An additional heater can be installed at the product's outlet to further heat the dry air.
The heat exchanger is washable, while the evaporator and condenser are epoxy-coated, providing enhanced corrosion resistance.
The condensate water has a positive pressure drainage function, significantly reducing the height of the suspended ceiling.
Low-noise, high-static pressure dual-speed or infinitely variable-speed centrifugal fans meet the adjustment and switching of different air volumes and pressures.
The heat exchange core of the condensate water adopts an efficient internal thread blue louver, and the condensate water tray uses SUS304 stainless steel.
The equipment can be optionally expanded and its system functions extended. Additional features such as HEPA high-efficiency filtration, negative ion, and UV sterilization purification can be added.
The equipment uses environmentally friendly refrigerants R410A or R134A for refrigerant filling, and the compressor adopts Panasonic or Embraco.
The fresh air purification system integrates fresh air and dehumidification into a single system. It incurs minimal maintenance costs, enhances comfort, and saves energy.
The German intelligent control module allows for easy setup and memory storage once configured. It comes with RS485 communication protocol and an intelligent app for control.
Stable performance, no cleaning required. The ventilation ducts are designed with streamlined channels, effectively preventing dust accumulation, thereby eliminating the need for regular cleaning of the cross-flow core.
The equipment does not involve electronic components; all core programs are integrated into the line control operator. This reduces the failure rate of the product and enhances the user's initial experience.

Comparison between LUKO Dehumidifier and Air Conditioner

Differences between LUKO dehumidifier and air conditioner

Both air conditioners and dehumidifiers use heat exchange to cool the air and condense moisture. Air conditioners primarily cool and heat, reducing indoor humidity as a side effect. Dehumidifiers, on the other hand, specialize in dehumidification without affecting temperature, making them more efficient for moisture control.

Which consumes more electricity during the dehumidification process?

Air conditioners cannot control humidity based on indoor relative humidity and consume a lot of energy for continuous dehumidification. Dehumidifiers, on the other hand, can automatically adjust based on indoor humidity, saving energy and providing constant humidity control.

Can air conditioners replace dehumidifiers?

Air conditioners have limited dehumidification capacity compared to dehumidifiers, and their effectiveness decreases at lower temperatures. They consume more electricity but provide less dehumidification.

Why is dehumidification extremely important?

High indoor temperature and humidity promote rapid mold growth, especially in environments with temperatures between 20 and 26 degrees Celsius. Mold spores, which can cause allergies, are small and easily airborne, posing a risk to respiratory health, particularly for those with chronic lung conditions.