In the initial dehumidification process stage, the system employs a multi-layered desiccant system fabricated from composite materials. This part incorporates an integrated showering system ensuring uniform distribution of eco-friendly liquid desiccant throughout the desiccator fabric, which facilitates efficient moisture extraction from the air stream thereby reducing partially its latent load.

The second stage implements an indirect evaporative cooling process which utilizes a specialized crossflow water-to-air heat exchanger mimicking mini cooling towers. The air temperature decreases, leading to a reduction in its sensible load as a result of water-air indirect interaction.

The final stage incorporates a vapor compression cycle which utilizes scroll type compressors where process air is chilled when passing through the evaporator system. Air distribution is achieved through electronically commutated (EC) fans with variable speed capability, controlled via custom-developed and optimized programmable logic controller (PLC).