Delivering Performance & Efficiency
- 30-60% energy savings over standard DX
- Supply dew points as low as 35°F
- Independent temperature and humidity control without reheat
- Easy to install and maintain, desiccant lasts the life of the unit
- Manufactured in the USA

ADA + ERV
- 1000-3500 CFM
- Up to 26 tons
- ERR>50%
- Up to 290 MBH heat pump
- 100-200 MBH gas heat
- 20-50 kW electric heat
ADB
- 3000-8000 CFM
- Up to 60 tons
- Up to 310 MBH heat pump
- 300-600 MBH gas heat
- 40-90 kW electric heat
ArctiDry + Heat Pump
Mojave ArctiDry is the first liquid desiccant air conditioner capable of winter heat pump operation, making it a year-round electrification and decarbonization solution. ArctiDry with heat pump features intelligent demand defrost, operation down to 10°F, and heating efficiency ISCOP of 3.0.
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Order & Install
Installing and operating like traditional equipment, ArctiDry is configurable to handle up to 8,000 CFM, 20 to 60 tons, and offers multiple heating options, including: a reversible heat pump, gas, electric, hot water. ArctiDry is the next generation of sustainable HVAC, and can reach dew points as low as 35°F. Work with an authorized Mojave Rep to find the right fit for your business.
Drop-in Replacement for Packaged Rooftop and DOAS Applications
Reap the rewards of designing for dew points lower than 55°F
- Simpler HVAC building designs that achieve the same RH targets
- Greater energy efficiency
- Lower energy costs
Right Size the DOAS
Install a DOAS that handles the entire latent load and use fewer terminal units and chillers. Satisfy space requirements and meet ASHRAE 62.1 OA requirements.
Dehumidify with ArctiDry’s patented liquid desiccant technology
Reach dew points as low as 35°F and lower the need for reheat. Lower first cost, lower energy bills, better space control.
Energy Efficiency
Mojave’s patented ArctiDry technology delivers the world’s most energy-efficient commercial air conditioner.
With an unparalleled ISMRE2 rating as high as 11 lbs/kWh, ArctiDry is twice as efficient as conventional Dedicated Outdoor Air Systems (DOAS) and more than double the Department of Energy (DOE) standard of 3.8 lb/kWh. Additionally, independent dew point and temperature control can unlock building-wide energy savings by raising chiller temperatures or running dry coils.
