A True Original Never Goes Out Of Style

Cultivators turned to Quest early on given the reliability of our units and because they could be hung overhead, freeing up valuable floor space for additional plants.

When Colorado and Washington legalized recreational cannabis use, the industry began to boom, with everyone wanting a piece of the pie. Quest, already firmly established as the go-to for dehumidification, continued to innovate. During this time, Quest experts and engineers worked closely with growers to test new setups and understand all possible variables a cultivator may face.

Seeing an opportunity to help growers improve their humidity control with a dedicated commercial dehumidifier, the Quest team spent countless hours on the road, meeting with growers – primarily in California. This early commitment to learning what cultivators need led to the industry’s adoption of the famed Quest 225, still found in countless grows worldwide. It set the benchmark for performance as the world’s most energy-efficient dehumidifier.

As the industry expanded, one thing didn’t change: Many of the industry’s top growers continued to turn to us for humidity control. From the legendary L.A.-based Jungle Boys to Washington’s Phat Panda, Quest remained the go-to dehumidifier they could trust.

As indoor farms grew in size, cultivators needed a new solution for humidity. They turned to the Quest crew. With the launch of the Quest 506, growers now had a unit that could remove far more moisture from the air but could still be hung overhead. Taking the crown as “world’s most efficient,” it became the new standard for large operations who wanted room-by-room control of their humidity levels.

Cultivators called. We answered – and then took it up a notch. Yes, the 335 meets a need for a mid-size commercial dehumidifier that’s insanely efficient. But it goes further. We introduced a variable speed fan and switch that detects air pressure changes in the unit. If pressure changes, the fan speeds up to ensure the dehumidifier maintains the desired CFM. The result: Consistent humidity control, even as filters get dirty.