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In addition to its dehumidifying capabilities, this device filters the air from allergens, mold, mildew, and pollen using a built-in HEPA filtration system. This makes the air around you fresher and healthier. You can select between using only the dehumidifier or the purifier functionality, or both. See More
There are several smart features on this dehumidifier that allow it to be left unattended. You can set the desired humidity level and once it’s reached, the machine will maintain it. If a drainage hose is added, you won’t need to worry about emptying the bucket. The unit will also defrost itself if the coils get frozen and if a power outage happens, the device will restart automatically. See More
Due to its high power capacity, versatility, and precision, this air dehumidifier is perfectly suitable for virtually every scenario. Using the timer feature, you can run the unit only during the specific hours, thus regularly maintaining the desired air humidity level. Additionally, as it comes with a water pump, getting rid of the extra water can be done automatically. See More
The dehumidifier allows you to dispose of the collected condensate in three different ways. You can collect it in a 16 pint tank and pour it out once it’s filled or you can drain it from a hose in the back of the dehumidifier, which is ideal if you have a drainage spot nearby. Additionally, you can use the built-in condensate drainage pump to pump the excess water away from the dehumidifier. The pump is strong enough to pump it vertically up to 15' heights. See More
Unlike other silica gel dehumidifiers that are only good until the gel has absorbed the moisture to its limits, this one can be reused several times. Once it has reached its absorption limit, just take it to an open area like a garage or utility room and plug it to a charger. This will heat up the gel and evaporate the moisture from it. See More
Once an external drainage is connected and everything is set up via the control panel, the unit can run automatically, without supervision. It will maintain the desired humidity level and will turn on and off according to the timers. If there is any power outage, it will resume its operation with the previous settings, once the power is restored. See More
This is one of the quietest dehumidifiers available on the market. Running at 40 dB (about the same noise as you get in a library), it won't disturb anyone's sleep. Thanks to this quietness, it's ideal for bedrooms or bathrooms, without any annoying humming noises coming through the walls or doors. See More
The device has a rather slow air intake, and it will run poorly in areas larger than 200 square ft. Even if you manage to use it to collect the moisture from a large room, this means having to empty the small tank many times a day, as there is no drainage pipe for the water to flow away. See More
Despite being very powerful, it is very compact, measuring only 20" by 32" (W x H). Moreover, it's light for a unit of this range, weighing only 80 pounds, meaning that it is easy to push or carry around. Large semi-pneumatic wheels and a telescopic handle make transporting this dehumidifier even easier. See More
This dehumidifier's control panel is very user-friendly and an LCD to show the relevant operation status. There are a couple of buttons that control the fan level, timer, and desired humidity level. If something does go wrong, or if the water tank is full, the dehumidifier will warn you with a light and will stop working. See More