Yes, dehumidifiers can work in conjunction with air conditioners, and are especially beneficial in settlements where extreme high and recurring moisture levels are concerned.
Some of these units are ductable, which means the air outlet of these units can be connected to any HVAC system for a more centralized and distributed flow of dehumidified air across the entire space, that allows for quick dehumidification over a larger area than the immediate vicinity.
For the same reason, whole house dehumidification, and effective moisture control over large establishments like industrial and commercial arenas are achieved.
A dehumidifier working in conjunction with air conditioners also leads to substantial cost cutting on utility bills. An air conditioner needs to work harder for maintaining an optimal temperature and extract the excess humidity when moisture content present in the air is comparatively higher.
With the help of an air dryer, the surplus moisture is removed efficiently, which reduces a significant amount of workload on air conditioning systems, leading to energy efficiency and saving up additional costs on electricity bills.