October 20, 2026Published by admin on October 20, 2026Categories ATE and ATG adviceATG LC15 or ATG LC30: choosing a device without electricityLooking for a device for rising damp that does not need an electrical connection
October 20, 2026Published by admin on October 20, 2026Categories ATE and ATG adviceATE MAX: what a 60-metre coverage diameter really meansThe ATE MAX is the 60-metre coverage option in the ATE range.
October 20, 2026Published by admin on October 20, 2026Categories ATE and ATG adviceATE LC30 PULSE: a discreet mains-powered option for damp wallsWhen a device remains in a living space, its appearance matters too.
October 20, 2026Published by admin on October 20, 2026Categories ATE and ATG adviceATE LC30: is a 30-metre coverage diameter right for your home?Floor area alone is not enough to choose a device for rising damp.
October 20, 2026Published by admin on October 20, 2026Categories ATE and ATG adviceATE LC15: five checks before choosing a wall drying deviceA compact device and an advertised coverage diameter of 15 metres: the ATE LC15 is an option to consider for walls affected by rising damp.