Thorair ships commercial LGR dehumidifiers, air movers, HEPA air scrubbers and thermal imaging cameras from Queensland to resorts, building contractors, property managers and homeowners across Fiji, from Suva and Nadi to Lautoka, Denarau, the Coral Coast and the outer islands. Fiji uses the same 240 volt supply and Type I plug as Australia, so every unit runs straight out of the box, and prices show in Fiji dollars at checkout.
Drying buildings in Fiji
Fiji's cyclone season runs from November to April, and the damage is measured in whole villages and resorts rather than single rooms. Cyclone Winston in 2016, Harold in 2020 and Yasa later that year tore roofs off across Viti Levu, Vanua Levu and the Lau group, and every wet season brings river flooding to Nadi town, the Rewa delta and Ba. Once the water goes, humidity above 80 per cent keeps everything wet.
Resorts and hotels carry the biggest ongoing load. Air-conditioned bures and rooms sweat on every cold surface, salt air and humidity attack soft furnishings and timber, and a single storm can take dozens of rooms out of service until they are dried and cleared of mould. Suva's apartments, government buildings and schools face the same leaks and condensation, and shipping distance means the equipment has to be reliable and easy to service.
Common jobs we equip in Fiji
- Cyclone and flood recovery in Nadi, Ba, Lautoka, Rakiraki and the Rewa delta
- Resort room, bure and restaurant drying on Denarau, the Coral Coast and the Mamanucas
- Mould remediation in apartments, schools, clinics and government offices in Suva
- Humidity control for stores, workshops and communications rooms on outer islands
- Renovation and refurbishment dust control in hotels and commercial buildings
Power, plugs and compatibility
| Fiji supply | Thorair equipment | What you need |
|---|---|---|
| 240 V, 50 Hz | 220–240 V, 50 Hz | Nothing extra; plug in and run |
| Type I plug (AS/NZS 3112) | Type I plug, 10 A | Identical plug; no adaptor |
| Resort and island generator power | Compressor-driven LGR dehumidifiers, 750 W air scrubbers | Run from generators rated comfortably above the total draw; restart units after outages |
Recommended equipment
| Job | Equipment | Why |
|---|---|---|
| Hotel room, bure or bathroom | Pro LGR 50L dehumidifier + 2 air movers | Compact and stackable, runs from one standard 10 amp outlet |
| Whole-of-building flood | 70L or Pro LGR 90L + 6 to 8 air movers | Up to 90 L/day removal, 600 CFM airflow, pump-out to drain |
| Mould remediation and refurbishment dust | HEPA air scrubber + dehumidifier | 500 to 2000 CFM H13 HEPA filtration, optional carbon stage for odour |
| Finding hidden moisture | Thermal imaging camera | Locate wet ceilings, walls and subfloors before you set up |
| Guest room 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 Fiji
Orders ship with tracking from our warehouse at Currumbin Waters, Queensland, Australia. International shipping is calculated at checkout in Fiji dollars, and Fiji import duty and VAT are payable on arrival. Resort and fleet orders are palletised and quoted by sea or air freight to Suva or Lautoka, or to Nadi airport for urgent units; email info@thorair.com.au or call +61 434 083 031 with your delivery address and we will confirm freight before dispatch.
Support after the sale
Every machine is supported from Queensland by email and phone, two hours behind Fiji. Replacement HEPA filters, pre-filters, hoses and pump kits are kept in stock and shipped to Fiji, WiFi-enabled dehumidifiers can be checked from your phone while they run in a guest room, and our team can size a drying set-up or put together fleet pricing for a resort group or Fijian contractor.
Frequently asked questions
Do Thorair dehumidifiers need an adaptor in Fiji?
No. Fiji uses the same 240 volt, 50 hertz supply and AS/NZS 3112 plug as Australia, so Thorair equipment plugs straight into any standard Fijian outlet.
How much equipment should a resort keep on hand for cyclone season?
Resorts that hold their own drying kit get rooms back into service weeks sooner than those waiting for contractors after a cyclone. A practical starting point is one 70L or 90L dehumidifier and six air movers per 20 to 30 rooms, plus a HEPA air scrubber for mould clean-up. Send us your room count and we will size it.
How long does delivery to Fiji take?
Air freight to Nadi for one or two units typically arrives within one to two weeks of dispatch from Queensland. Sea freight to Suva or Lautoka takes two to four weeks; we confirm the timing with your freight quote before dispatch.
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