We would like to thank your company for taking the time to identify the appropriate unit for our indoor pool area. We have had humidity issues for years and since installing your unit we no longer have problems. I would recommend your company to anyone with a similar situation.
--Cynthia Jones, General Manager, Holiday Inn

Most importantly, we need to know the surface area of all the pools in the space and the water temperature(s). In addition, we need the room dimensions and the space temperature. From this information, we can determine the evaporation rate, the outside air requirement and the air change rate or circulation requirement. It is also necessary to know the geographic location in order to determine the impact of the outside air on the load.
To ensure that a system has enough heating and/or cooling capacity for the load, you would also need heating and/or cooling load calculations for the room. In general, particularly in residential and hotel/motel applications, there is enough cooling capacity to meet the load, by virtue of the dehumidification tonnage. Auxiliary space heating is almost alway required in temperate to northern climates.