Dry-Brik® II Desiccant Blocks - 9 Blocks (3 Packs of 3 Blocks)| Replacement Moisture Absorbing Block for the Global II and Zephyr by Dry & Store | Hearing Device Dehumidifiers
Brand: Dry & Store
Categories: Industrial & Scientific, Lab & Scientific Products, Lab Supplies & Consumables, Lab Consumables, Desiccants

The Dry-Brik II contained in the Dry and Store family of products has three important functions: to permanently remove the moisture molecules that are released from the devices during the warm drying cycle; to drive the relative humidity inside the box to a much lower level than is possible with just a heater, maximizing the drying capability; and to capture odors. Boxes using heat alone lower the relative humidity by warming the air, but the amount of moisture in the air does not change. Unless water is removed, it can condense right back to where it was when the heat goes off. The Dry-Brik II traps the moisture and odor from the hearing device. The Dry and Store family of products uses DryMaxTM technology: a controlled amount of warm dry air, a soft but continuous flow of air around all of the small ports and openings in an electronic device. The powerful Dry-Brik II desiccant is formulated to provide optimum moisture and odor absorption.

PRODUCT COMPATIBILITY: Dry-Brik II is the replacement desiccant for all models of the Dry & Store Global II and Zephyr by Dry & Store hearing device dehumidifiers
REMOVES MOISTURE: A powerful desiccant in the Dry-Brik II captures moisture from the hearing device; drying ear wax and improving functionality and longevity
ELIMINATES ODORS: The Dry-Brik II captures and eliminates odors
LONG-LASTING EFFECTIVENESS: Each Dry-Brik II is effective for 2 months of daily use and has a shelf life of 2 years
INCLUDED: 9 individual Dry-Brik II desiccant blocks

Brand: Dry & Store
Special Feature: Portable
Item Weight: 276 Grams
Operation Mode: Continuous
Is Discontinued By Manufacturer: No
Package Dimensions: 7.72 x 4.37 x 3.23 inches; 9.74 Ounces
Item model number: 6637272
Date First Available: March 24, 2014