Thorair ships commercial LGR dehumidifiers, air movers, HEPA air scrubbers and thermal imaging cameras from Australia to restoration contractors, builders, landlords and homeowners across Ireland, from Dublin and Cork to Limerick, Galway and Waterford. Our equipment runs on the 230 volt, 50 hertz supply used throughout Ireland, and prices show in euro at checkout.
Drying buildings in Ireland
Ireland's Atlantic weather keeps relative humidity high all year, so wet buildings dry slowly without help. Stone cottages and solid-wall farmhouses in the west hold water in thick masonry, Dublin's Georgian terraces and apartment conversions suffer escape-of-water losses between floors, and condensation mould is a constant complaint in rental housing from Cork to Donegal.
Flooding has become more frequent and more severe. Storm Babet put Midleton and parts of east Cork under water in October 2023, the Shannon catchment floods towns from Athlone to Limerick in wet winters, and coastal storms drive sea water into Galway, Clare and Kerry streets. Each event leaves hundreds of homes and businesses needing structural drying, mould control and air filtration at the same time.
Common jobs we equip in Ireland
- Flood recovery in Midleton, Cork city and east Cork homes and shops
- Shannon and Suck flooding around Athlone, Carrick-on-Shannon and Limerick
- Stone cottage and farmhouse drying in Galway, Mayo, Clare and Kerry
- Apartment leaks and escape-of-water claims in Dublin and its commuter towns
- Damp and mould remediation in social housing, schools and healthcare buildings
Power, plugs and compatibility
| Irish supply | Thorair equipment | What you need |
|---|---|---|
| 230 V, 50 Hz | 220–240 V, 50 Hz | Fully compatible; no transformer |
| Type G plug (BS 1363, 13 A fused) | Type I plug, 10 A | Fit a BS 1363 plug with a 13 A fuse, or use a heavy-duty adaptor rated 10 A or more |
| CE expectations | SAA and ASA certified to AS/NZS standards, harmonised with the IEC 60335 series | If your insurer or site requires a CE declaration, contact us before ordering |
Recommended equipment
| Job | Equipment | Why |
|---|---|---|
| Apartment, single room or bathroom | Pro LGR 50L dehumidifier + 2 air movers | Compact and stackable, runs from one standard 10 amp outlet |
| Whole-of-house flood | 70L or Pro LGR 90L + 6 to 8 air movers | Up to 90 L/day removal, 600 CFM airflow, pump-out to drain |
| Damp and mould remediation | HEPA air scrubber + dehumidifier | 500 to 2000 CFM H13 HEPA filtration, optional carbon stage for odour |
| Finding hidden moisture | Thermal imaging camera | Locate wet masonry and subfloors before you set up |
| Home and office air quality | ThorAir air purifier | HEPA and UV purification for large rooms |
All Thorair dehumidifiers use low grain refrigerant technology with thermostat defrost control, washable filters and a built-in condensate pump. Read how LGR drying works or compare the range on the commercial dehumidifiers page.
Shipping to Ireland
Orders ship with tracking from our warehouse at Currumbin Waters, Queensland, Australia. International shipping is calculated at checkout in euro, and Irish import VAT and any EU duty are payable on arrival. Fleet and reseller orders are palletised and quoted by sea or air freight; email info@thorair.com.au or call +61 434 083 031 with your Eircode and we will confirm freight before dispatch.
Support after the sale
Every machine is supported from Queensland by email and phone. Replacement HEPA filters, pre-filters, hoses and pump kits are kept in stock and shipped to Ireland, WiFi-enabled dehumidifiers can be checked from your phone while they run on site, and our team can size a drying set-up or put together fleet pricing for an Irish restoration business.
Frequently asked questions
Will Thorair dehumidifiers work on Irish power?
Yes. Ireland runs 230 volts at 50 hertz, which is what Thorair equipment is built for. Only the plug differs: fit a BS 1363 plug or use a heavy-duty adaptor rated for at least 10 amps.
How long does delivery to Ireland take?
Air freight for one or two units typically arrives within one to two weeks of dispatch from Queensland. Pallet orders by sea freight take six to eight weeks; we confirm the timing with your freight quote before dispatch.
Do I pay VAT and duty on import?
Yes. Irish import VAT and any EU duty are charged by Revenue or the carrier when the goods arrive and are not included in the checkout price. VAT-registered businesses can normally reclaim the import VAT.
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