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Maintaining the ideal humidity and temperature inside a controlled environment agriculture (CEA) during the harvesting, drying, and curing phase is as important as it is during the growing stage. Polygon is here to help.

Process freezing is a high-volume activity that’s fast-paced because products need to keep moving. The system must operate on time to stay profitable. That is why humidity is such a threat, to the product and to the entire process. Humidity has the potential to halt production to defrost evaporators or remove ice from a variety of surfaces like conveyors, floors, and walls.

School facilities must be comfortable and safe for students to attain the best learning outcomes possible. Yet problems with heating systems or schools built without air conditioning present daunting challenges for leaders at these learning facilities. Too often, administrators are confronted with the choice between forcing students and faculty to endure substandard conditions, or sending students back to homes where instruction, hot meals, and adult supervision may not be available.

Industrial painting projects are subject to many variables that can negatively impact any job. The weather, for one, can change suddenly and deliver drastic changes in temperature or humidity, altering the outcome of any painting project. On a water tank, bridge or other industrial painting project, renting dehumidification or other climate control equipment can help keep the job on track and reduce concerns about the weather.

While there are many benefits to growing crops indoors, there are also some challenges. Maintaining the ideal humidity and temperature inside your grow facility is extremely important. Polygon is here to help.