When the weather is rainy or on summer nights, using the air conditioner’s cooling and dehumidifying function can end up making the air uncomfortably chilly. Sarara drying operation (dehumidifying with reheating)*¹ uses waste heat from the outdoor unit to warm the cold dehumidified air, and then sends it into the room at precisely the right temperature.

*¹. A reheating system that does not lower the room temperature, as defined by the Japan Refrigeration and Air Conditioning Industry Association.

The programme dry operating mode of a conventional air conditioner removes moisture by operating in a reduced capacity cooling mode. This causes the indoor temperature to drop. Sarara drying operation removes moisture from the air without lowering the indoor temperature. It is ideal for humid times such as during rainy weather when the temperature is not particularly high.

Even at the same room temperature, if the relative humidity is high you feel hot and clammy. Sarara drying operation lowers the humidity only so you feel cool and refreshed.