On Oct 28, 12:11*pm, harry wrote:

The systems you describe are not Air Conditioning because they do not
control humidity. And don't whine on about *domestic "humindifiers".
That is not air conditioning either as they are uncontrolled.

You are simply wrong. The humidity is removed and that _is_
controlling it.

We don't have "humindifiers", so perhaps you are talking about another
glory of British rocket science of which I am unaware, but the
humidistat controlled humidifiers that are put on AC/heating units
every day work just fine.

R